Day 6 - Great Release Program by Silver RavenWolf

DAY 6 — Letting Go of Guilt - Freedom of Self-Expression

Booger of the Day: Uncle Belfry

Theme: Positive Expression

Daily Reward: ⭐

Magical Moment — Belfry Takes the Stage

Uncle Belfry bursts into your living space like a one-Booger theatre troupe, cape flying, voice booming, and dramatic flair at full volume. He pirouettes, poses, and flourishes his imaginary script with gusto. “Today,” he declares, “we free your voice from the dusty attic of hesitation! Your truth deserves a spotlight, darling! No guilt today,” he says. “Only release!”

Letting go of guilt is an act of gentle liberation, a soft unraveling of knots you were never meant to carry for so long. Guilt clings like a shadow, whispering old stories and replaying moments that can no longer be changed—but you are not meant to live in replay mode. Releasing guilt means acknowledging the events and your feelings about it, blessing the experience, and choosing to step out of the loop with compassion for who you were and who you are becoming. It’s not about forgetting or forgiving; it’s about freeing yourself from the weight of self-punishment so your heart can breathe again. When you let guilt go, you make space for healing, clarity, and the understanding that you deserve to move forward with grace.  I learned that rather than being sad, angry, or maudlin about something to imagine that the memory is standing before me.  I grab it!  I ask myself, “What is REALLY bothering me about this?”  Because honestly?  It often isn’t the surface thought – you know, that ONE that always pops up when you think of that memory. 

Nope. 

Not at all. 

What is truly bugging you slithers beneath.  And then I honestly respond.  I let the light in.  I lift that old throw rug, thought, and peek underneath.  What is lurking there?  Many times I am shocked at what has been truly bothering me.  Perhaps it is something I saw.  Something someone said.  Maybe it is a fear, a fantasy that clings to what I don’t know about the issue that frightens me most.  I breathe deep, realizing in my honest examination, I feel free.  Unburdened.  Guilt is attached to a past moment – it is not a singular thing but a combination of who I was, what I was doing, where I was heading, how I was processing, and who or what I was allowing to influence me.  I am not that person now.  I have changed.  No one ever stays the same – they can’t because each day brings experience that builds upon the last. 

Then, there is current guilt.  You know the kind.  “I should have cleaned that closet months ago.”  “I should have picked up the garage and not let it get this bad.”  “I shouldn’t have stuffed that trash under the living room sofa.  I should have gotten my lazy carcass up and thrown it in the trash.”  “I should have been more prepared.”  “I should have been more compassionate.”  Should have.  Would have.  Could have.  These are minor guilts, brought on by your unrealistic inner bully.  Let the light in.  Be free!

Daily Release Task

Release one block that stands in the way of you and your self-expression — an object, idea, or emotional weight that keeps you silent when you want to speak.  Many times these blocks are rooted in an object that you’ve kept or a task you didn’t do.  This could be an old journal, a letter you never mailed, clothing that makes you feel unseen, a promise you didn’t keep, or a belief that dims your voice.

Daily Magick — Speak Your Spell and Let the Light In!  Today’s Challege!

Take a breath and state one intention aloud.  Even a whisper counts.  Your voice carries energy. Energy carries change!  Walk around your living area.  Consider ways to let more light into the premises.  Open curtains?  Add a floor lamp?  Move furniture?  Paint the walls a lighter color?  Darkness breeds fear and depression.  Think of how you could adjust your circumstances to allow more light into your life.  Make simple changes now, and if you like, consider making larger ones in the future.

Mini Ritual — Cape of Forgiveness Visualization

Stand or sit comfortably.  Imagine Uncle Belfry handing you an oversized cape made just for you.  He fastens it around your shoulders—soft, cool, and glittering with moonlit forgiveness that can dissolve negative feelings.  Feel that cape.  Run your mental fingers over the texture.  Imagine the color.  Breathe in the sweet aroma of the material.

Move your hands lightly across your upper body as if brushing off guilt-gremlins, old shame, or words you wish you’d said.

Whisper: “Goddess/Angels gather guilt, Turn it into silver silt.”

Let anything heavy crumble away into harmless stardust. Place one hand gently over the center of your throat and the other over your heart.  These two points activate your truth-center, your inner stage.

Inhale deeply and imagine a golden spotlight emanating from your heart, moving up to your throat, warming your voice from the inside.

Speak the charm:“By breath and word, my truth I free—Let my voice rise strong in me.”

Exhale slowly, releasing doubt or hesitation.

Tap your throat once (like a soft “on switch”). Your voice is ready. Clear. Empowered.  Speak your truth.

Booger Boost

Cousin Belfry claps with dramatic enthusiasm, bowing low.“Encore, darling! Encore! Your voice is a masterpiece!”

Moon & Astrology Notes:  3rd Quarter Moon in Cancer & Grand Water Trine

Today’s Cancer 3rd Quarter Moon encourages emotional release, gentle self-reflection, and clearing out old feelings that no longer support your well-being. This moon phase softens the edges of your inner world, helping you let go with compassion rather than pressure. A powerful Grand Water Trine between Mercury, Saturn, and Jupiter deepens intuition and clarity, allowing you to understand not only what you feel, but why. Conversations carry emotional insight, memories surface with purpose, and healing flows easily through honest acknowledgement. This is a week for soothing your inner tides, strengthening trust in your instincts, and preparing your heart for the next chapter with calm, intuitive confidence.  The perfect timing for letting go of guilt.  Choose one small area connected to comfort—your bed, a cozy chair, or a favorite nook—and refresh it.  Add a blanket, fluff pillows, or wipe down surfaces. Cancer loves cozy energy and nurturing spaces,

Trying to fix the broken toilet paper holder before Mom finds out.

Remember, for the program to be a success, you need to release only one thing a day.  Just one!  Looking for something a little simpler today?  Not so emotionally charged?  No worries!  Clean and tidy the bathroom.  This room takes a lot of abuse, is there anything broken that you could fix?  No?  Okay.  Organize your toilet paper.  There is always something for everyone!

Peace with the Gods

Peace with Nature

Peace within.

Silver

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