4. Water purification: power supply
- Find a running stream, river, or even a running tap if necessary. Bring a small offering such as flowers, herbs or biodegradable confetti.
- Stand facing the water and say a silent prayer of gratitude for its cleansing power.
- Hold your offer and visualize any negativity or unwanted burdens within you.
- Gently place the offering in the water and watch it float away, symbolizing the release of these burdens.
- Splash some water on your face and hands and feel the coolness wash away any lingering negativity.
- Take a moment to simply observe the flowing water and appreciate its constant movement and cleansing power.
Quote: “If there is magic on this planet, it is in water.” – Loren Eiseley
Historical context: Throughout history, flowing water has served as a powerful symbol of cleansing, renewal and releasing negativity. Rituals involving water purification appear in various cultures around the world, each reflecting a unique connection to nature and the inherent life force within it. For the Celts, springs and springs were considered sacred gateways to the Otherworld, a realm of spirits and magic. FormAmong all Indian tribes, water is believed to be a vital force for life. Rivers were seen as arteries of the earth, carrying wisdom and stories through the land.