AYZIT’S TOUCH RITUAL—For Those Who Wish to Awaken the Goddess Within

They say that on some nights, the moonlight does not remain in the sky; it descends slowly—not to the ground, but directly into the body.
This is the very touch that the ancient Turks called “Ayzıt”—neither as light as a dream nor as harsh as a memory.

When Ayzıt’s touch graces her, the woman remembers her throne… The burdens slip from her shoulders, her body is freed from haste, her gaze softens, yet her strength remains undiminished.
Because the goddess works not with a loud voice, but with a quiet allure.

This ritual is not about becoming something more; it is about awakening what is already there. It is for those who wish to embrace their feminine side, reclaim their feminine poise, and take their seat on their inner throne.

In the village of Simana, it is said: When Ayzıt touches a woman, she does not change; she simply remembers where she belongs. And that place is not easily forgotten by the world…

This ritual is for those who dare to awaken the goddess within. It is for those who wish to return to their true feminine self, shift into their feminine mode, and take their rightful place on the throne.

And know this… The world may not change after this ritual, but when the world looks at you, it will no longer see you from the same perspective.

RITUAL STEPS

1-MONTH BATH

A late-night hour is chosen. When the house has fallen silent, the lights have been turned off, and the moon begins to rise…
Whether the moon is visible in the sky or not, it is known to be there.

Prepare warm water—it doesn’t matter whether it’s for a bath or a foot soak. Place the Night Crystals into the water. The crystals are not tossed in hastily; they are gently placed into the water.

According to Simana, Night Crystals work in the dark.
They don’t take on the noise of the day; instead, they ease the weight of the night. While waiting in the water, they teach a woman’s body to say, “There’s no rush.”

When you enter the water or dip your feet in, you do not speak. You do not make a wish. You simply let the weight of your body settle into the water. The moon does not look down from above here; it listens from within the water.

The purpose of this bath is not to purify, but to soften. The feminine state arises not from rigidity, but from dissolution.

Ayzıt’s touch is felt here for the first time—not as something cold or hot, but as a sense of relaxation, a deep breath, a feeling of “completion.”

Do not rush this step. For the Goddess first awakens in the water.

2-GROUNDING AND AWAKENING THE BODY

While the body is still cradled in the water… While the moon bath is not yet over…

The rose petal is gently cradled in the palm. The rose oil and rose petals inside dissolve with the warmth of the water and begin to speak to the skin.
The rose is here; it is an ancient language that instills a sense of confidence in a woman’s body.

The massage is performed in water, moving downward. It begins at the shoulders and moves down toward the hips, legs, and feet.
Because the goddess first descends to the earth. The feminine aspect cannot be awakened without grounding.

Gülbezen spreads across the body with circular, slow, and steady movements.
This is more than just a purification. It is the body remembering its place within the water.
While rose oil soothes the skin, rose petals gently awaken the feminine essence.

Meanwhile, the following tasks are performed:
– The shoulders are deliberately left loose
– The hips and the backs of the knees are massaged with particular care
– Special attention is given to the soles of the feet

It is known in the village of Simana that a woman’s burden accumulates most heavily in her feet. When that burden is released, the body softens upward.

You don’t speak underwater. You don’t make a wish. You simply notice your body growing heavier as it sinks into the water.

Ayzıt’s touch deepens at this stage. The goddess begins to take root in the body that remembers the earth.

3-LOWER ABDOMEN MASSAGE

This step is performed immediately after stepping out of the water, while the body still retains the water’s warmth.
First, put on a silk robe or a soft bathrobe. Let the fabric touch the skin not with stiffness, but with a sense of flow.

Simana says: “A goddess does not remain naked; she wraps herself in softness.”

Sit comfortably or recline slightly. Support your back. Let your abdomen relax. This is not just an ordinary posture; it is a state of being.

Take Yıldız Çözgüsü in your palms. First, rub your hands together to warm and activate the oil. Then, massage the lower abdomen in a clockwise direction using slow, steady circular motions.

This is a place where the voice of the womb speaks. Control, fear, and the desire to hold on all converge here.
The Star Thread accompanies the body as it unravels these knots.

During a massage, neither the future is desired nor the past is thought of. As the abdomen softens, the breath deepens.

At this step, a small ritual is added:
– Roll your shoulders back once
– The jaw relaxes
– The breath is drawn down toward the abdomen

Ayzıt’s touch settles right here, at the very center of the woman. The goddess is no longer in the water; she is in the body.

This massage is not rushed. Because this is where the foundation is laid.

4-BINDING SECRETS TO THE PULSES

At this stage, the body is not chilled. The goddess emerging from the water and the massage first preserves her warmth.

Tightly fasten your silk robe or bathrobe. You may drape a shawl over your shoulders. Light a candle nearby. This candle is meant to tell your body, “You are here; you are safe.”

While the fire is burning, take some Sulde Pulse Oil in your palm. Hold the bottle closed for a moment.
The intuitive language of the violet and the feminine power of red coral are introduced to the body.

The pulse points are addressed one by one. This is a sealing process.

Start with the inner wrists.
As the oil is applied, the hands are pressed together.
Here, the Goddess recalls: “Everything I touch
feels me.”

Next, the back of the ears.
Where whispers pass.
Apply the oil and tilt your head slightly to the side.
This opens the door to intuition.

Then both sides of the neck—but not the throat.
It’s not about words—it’s about evoking a sense of allure. The head is tilted back slightly; the chin does not lift upward.

Finally, the center of the chest.
Heart level. This is the goddess’s realm.

Take a breath at every moment.
But breath isn’t counted. Time isn’t measured here.

At this step, a small ritual is added:
– The shoulders slowly roll back
– Hair is deliberately swept back
– The gaze is directed forward, not downward

As the candle burns, the body now knows this: the goddess has awakened within, settling into the pulse.

At the end of this step, you do not speak. You do not look in the mirror. You simply preserve the heat.

Ayzıt’s touch now radiates from the pulse to the world.

5-AURA ACCESSORIES

At this stage, the goddess no longer remains within. The body is prepared; now is the time for her to reveal herself.

You don’t choose the first thing that catches your eye in the closet—you choose the outfit that makes your body say “yes.”
If the fabric feels comfortable against your skin, that’s the right piece. Natural, flowing fabrics are ideal.

You don’t talk while putting on clothes. But when each piece finds its place, you feel a sense of inner approval.
This is a moment to honor the body.

Next, purchase the Sulde Ten&Aura Mist.
This time, the mist is sprayed not onto the skin, but toward the area where you will be walking.
Take a step forward and pass through that cloud.

This is a movement to bring the goddess’s realm into the outside world.

The protective power of the lapis lazuli stabilizes the energy field.
Violet makes intuition visible.
Iris creates that distance belonging to the goddess—close yet untouchable.

Here’s the opening line:

“I leave my mark wherever I go.” A moment of stillness. A breath is taken.

Then comes the second phrase:

“Those who come in tune with my rhythm stay. Those who force it drift away.” You can look in the mirror—but not to search for what’s missing.
To determine the following:

“This state of being is mine.”

In this step:
– Take a few sips of water
– A window opens; take a few deep breaths
– Rise and fall a few times on your fingertips

The Goddess does not merely sit; she spreads her dominion through movement.

At this point, the body knows this: the goddess is no longer merely felt—she is carried.

6-THE THRONE AND AYZIT’S SEAL

It is no longer possible to stand. It is no longer possible to prepare. At this point, the goddess ceases her action and sits down.

Choose a comfortable yet extraordinary spot—a chair, a blanket spread on the floor, or better yet, the grass… This is not just a temporary stop; it is a throne.

The spine does not straighten or stiffen. It assumes its natural form. The hands come together in the lap. The Goddess carries herself; she does not force it.

"The Black Swan’s Dream" is being prepared. Rose petals and raw cacao are not for flavor, but to nourish the body from within.
Hold the cup with both hands before drinking. Before taking the first sip, say the following words not loudly, but clearly:

“I no longer force myself on others.”

After the second sip:

“I am the recipient. Not the carrier, but the one being drawn in.”

The third sip brings no end to the conversation—only a realization:

“My body knows. My soul remembers.”

Moon milk is sipped slowly. With each sip, the shoulders relax a little more, and the abdomen softens a little more.
This is a time for unlocking this feminine power and getting to know the body’s new state.

At this point, there is a brief pause. Then Ayzıt’s seal is affixed:

“Today I feel like a goddess.”
“Tomorrow, too. After tonight, my goddess energy will be fully awakened.”

This is not an intention. This is a statement of position.

The ritual doesn’t end here—but it is completed here.

When you stand up, the world may be the same. But the goddess now walks through the world from a different place.