Threads Severed – A Cord Cutting Ritual
Some connections run deep, woven through emotion, memory, and energy long after they’ve ceased to serve. This ritual is created to bring both closure and release, cutting the cords that keep you bound to what must now fall away.
Through intention, alignment, and sacred work, the ties that have lingered, whether born of love, pain, or past experience, are tenderly yet decisively severed. The energy once entwined is returned to you, cleansed, whole, and sovereign.
Through this working, we will:
✂️ Identify and cut cords draining your energy or keeping you tied to old cycles.
✂️ Release residual emotions such as longing, grief, resentment, or guilt.
✂️ Cleanse and seal your energetic field, restoring clarity and strength.
✂️ Free your heart from past attachments, making space for renewal and peace.
✂️ Anchor closure and healing, allowing your energy to move forward unbound.
This work is an act of finality and restoration, a gentle but firm release. Each step is woven with care and the intention of purification, protection, and sovereignty.
The ritual is carried out with care, attuned to your unique situation and the energy that calls for release. It supports you in stepping out of cycles that no longer sustain you, helping you reclaim your strength and peace of mind.
During checkout, please provide:
• Your name and the name of the person or situation from which you wish to be released.
• What draws you to this ritual at this time.
• Any intentions or themes you’d like me to hold in the work.
• Your email or WhatsApp number for the ritual notes.
Cord cutting rituals are performed on Saturdays, the day aligned with Saturn, planet of boundaries, endings, and release. Upon booking, you will be scheduled for the closest Saturday available. After the ritual, you will receive a detailed account of the work, with reflections on how the energy moved, insights and guidance for you moving forward, along with pictures and videos of the ritual itself. These can be sent through email or WhatsApp, whichever you prefer.
Step into this work with openness, and let what has bound you be released.