Spiritpreneur School: Spiritual Business For Entrepreneurs

To my greatest childhood embarrassment, I grew up with altars in my house. My father’s altar was grand, beautiful, and in the dining room where any of my childhood guests could see it. Among other sacred items, my father’s altars always contained a lit candle, holy incense, fresh water, and an open Bible on a white tablecloth. Now, when I move in somewhere or am staying in a hotel, my personal altar is one of the first things I set up. This reinforces my spiritual intentions to invite peace, beauty, and blessings into my life. An altar is simply a dedicated place charged with your most positive energy and highest intentions to be connected to the Divine. It may be tied to a specific religion or not. It could be on a table, on a shelf, or on the floor. Your altar could feature family talismans, precious stones, items of remembrance, or photographs. Mine currently includes wood from my ancestral home, family funereal cards, a crystal gifted by a friend, amethyst, and a small cross. At times I have included fe