What rituals or practices help me come home to myself?

A lot of what everyone has shared so far has so many elements similar to each other and to my practices too. I appreciate so much how alike we are while being uniquely diverse.

Each morning I do a “Calling My Heart” practice: it is based on the following song used as my wake-up alarm.

As it plays, I grind and brew fresh coffee. Before I sit to drink it and journal and read, I do a 7 directions prayer. To the East, I offer thanks for the rising of a new day; to the North I off thanks to and ask my teachers, life experiences, and values to guide me; to the South, I give thanks for all that has served me to date, and release anything that does not, old stories, thoughts, ways of beings; to the East I give thanks for the day, and a life well lived wherein I face my death with grace, and ask for the wherewithal to live fully until the setting of the sun on my life. I then thank God/dess and the spirits above, the ancestors below whose shoulders I humbly stand on, then I go within and thank my heart and ask her to manifest what is good and true this day.

In between the rising and setting of the sun. I do some yoga or other exercises, go for walks, have a glass of wine or herbal tea to mark the end of the day, and seek out those who may need love and care. On days that I am in sync with what nourishes, I cook, clean, eat well, and create.

Before sleep, I lay down in bed for a series of breathing exercises. I give thanks for the day and others. I recount three highlights from the day. I then choose one and break it down into detailed points. This practice trains my brain to seek out the good, a life purpose, and meaning throughout the day. I rarely get to break anything down as I fall asleep quickly with gratitude. Sometimes, I do laughter and yawning exercises too. Which are thoughts to be shared on another day.