Ritual from the Latin rituale "sacred use" is an act of ceremonies with a symbolic meaning that expresses a deeper meaning. Rituals are often connected to rites of passage in life that help us move from one stage to another. Purification rituals of people, objects and places "Smudging" and Protection rituals are also common. Seasonal rituals are strongly connected to the seasons of nature but it can also be the lunar calendar focusing on the full moon and new moon. Sometimes rituals can also be strengthening and helpful when we suffer from crisis, loss or illness .

Rituals are like routines with the difference that they have been "blessed" with higher powers that only you can give them. Ceremonial rites and symbolic actions that acquire a greater value than its individual parts. Sometimes it can be difficult to define the difference between a "ritual" and a "routine", as both share regularity. Basically, it's about making true promises to ourselves that we choose to live by. Promises that become lasting and permanent. It is when we repeat positive thoughts and actions over time that they also become manifested and enter and change our lives. They are as if we weave them into the fabric of our lives. They become an integral part of who we are. Our innermost being, soul and existence.

Rite of passage (French rite de passage ) is a ceremony that marks the transition of a person or group from one stage of the life cycle to another. In most cultures, one finds strong rituals and ceremonies linked to these transitions such as the entry into life (baptism), the transition from child to adult (puberty), student and university graduation, from unmarried to married (the wedding) and from living to dead (the funeral). . The term was coined in the book "Les Rites de passage" from 1909 by the French anthropologist Arnold van Gennep. He identified similarities in the symbolism found worldwide in rites of passage. Among other things, he draws attention to the fact that the "threshold" is a consistent spatial metaphor.