ENGAGE
Recognizing the need for a growing awareness of our inner and world waters, the Delta is a community space for offerings to enrich your Soul. Develop a meaningful relationship with your Watershed through local and virtual gratitude ceremonies. Gather with us for our monthly events
“We need to hydrate our minds, hydrate our hearts. That's where real hydration comes from. We're so focused on the physical, we forgot that our spiritual body needs hydrating. “
Welcome to the Delta
Loving Waters' Delta is a place of convergence, transformation, replenishment, and awakening, where our diverse streams of knowledge uplift one another.
The Delta infuses its life-force energy, nurturing our inner waters through engaging events, meaningful conversations, and sacred practices. Gather in community as we foster a future where all life flourishes.
Hoop of Evolving Elders
Returning to the Water Within
Gather in Loving Waters' Delta as we explore essential eldership, forgiving the unforgivable, and community healing. Rooted in ancient wisdom and evolutionary consciousness, we embody guiding principles that nourish our kinship with ourselves, Nature, and all life.
Share your truth and expand your experience as we embrace the importance of self-love, empowerment, and the joy of ceremony. Together, we embrace Water's wisdom, song, and power to restore wholeness.
First Thursday of every month
9:00 am Pacific | 12:00 pm Eastern | 5 pm UK
Third Thursday of every month
3:30 am Pacific | 6:30 pm Eastern | 11:30 pm UK
Meet Our Elders
Iya Tahirah
A renowned initiated Priestess in the Ifa tradition, Iya is a healer, teacher, storyteller, and shamanic practitioner. A great-grandmother, she believes elders are essential to navigating and bridging the way for future generations.
Alda C. Glover
Clan Mother of the Choctaw Muskogee Yamasee Nation serves and works honoring and preserving indigenous traditions and ceremonies, knowing that they serve to restore health and ensure the future of Humans, our relatives, and this living planet that supports us. Alda and Daniel Ramos work together, honoring and preserving indigenous traditions and ceremonies to ensure the future of humanity and Earth.
Daniel Ramos
Spiritual Elder of the Choctaw Muskogee Yamasee Nation. Daniel’s life’s work has always been heart-work, leading a ceremonial life that advocates, teaches, and emphasizes the White Buffalo prophecy of the great healing (Mending of the Sacred Hoop) of our world and ourselves in this cosmic time through the “Sacred Feminine.” Daniel and Alda Glover work together, honoring and preserving indigenous traditions and ceremonies to ensure the future of humanity and Earth.
Shelley Darling
Author, Evolutionary Dowsing Mentor, and Heart Resonance advocate Shelley brings a unique blend of ancient wisdom and evolutionary consciousness to her work. Her joy is restoring wholeness to our hearts, homes, habitats, and community spaces to nurture and empower our sacred relationship with Earth and all life.
Julie Steiner
As a great-grandmother of twenty-three, June regards family and community as the heart of her work. Her fifty-two years as an International Shamanic practitioner, transpersonal therapist, and spiritual guide have deepened her awareness of the power of love and forgiveness. June sees Elderhood as a path of shared wisdom and nurturing of our sacred roots.
Monthly Full Moon Water Blessings
Join us for monthly local and interactive virtual Full Moon Water blessings and water story exchanges. During these gatherings, we share personal stories about our relationship with Water and as well as perform a Water Blessing. Under the full moon, we rekindling our sacred relationship with Water.
Our monthly gatherings aim to remind us of Water's vital importance to all life. Much of the chaos stems from not understanding the true nature of love and Water. When we take the time to listen, Water reveals its messages, bringing insight and replenishment.
For those willing to step in and host a community gathering, we offer a protocol developed by the Loving Water stewards, who have been meeting regularly since 2016, and Dr. Emoto, a renowned water researcher, to foster gratitude, love, and respect for our local watersheds and the role of Water in our daily lives.
You are encouraged to bring a bottle of Water, a song, a poem, or a prayer. Children are welcome!
World Unity Network
Our mission is to revitalize and rebalance every Watersheds communities for the present and future generations of All Life to thrive. Bridging our vast inspiration to the implementation of effective regenerative field projects, we bring the best Watershed Solutions to the our resilient communities, guided by the imperative to care for our greatest ally, Our Essential Source Water!​
Our whole-systems organizational design aligns concerned citizens with the Nature of Water as our core foundational structure and common bond, served by an interconnected global network of skilled practitioners.
Working in nested small groups to restore our planetary hydrological cycle, we awaken collective wisdom and compassionate action, Headwaters to the Sea and back again.​ Ensuring safe Water for future generations of All Life is not only possible, it's key to our survival.
WUN ORIENTATION CALLS
Every Monday@ 11:00 am PST / 2:00 pm EST / 8:00 pm CET
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 898 1695 9775
Passcode: waterlove
Beyond the Ceremony
Your engagement with water doesn't end with the ceremony. Consider joining global water blessing events, which connect water protectors worldwide in simultaneous ceremonies. Mark your calendar for significant water-related dates like International Day of Action for Rivers (March 14) and World Water Day (March 22). These global observances remind us that we're part of a worldwide community of water guardians.
Remember, your relationship with water is both personal and universal. Let your practice flow naturally, adapting and finding its path while honoring its essence. Share your experiences with others through conversations, social media, or local groups—you inspire others to start their practice.