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Bless the Water
The Loving Waters Brochure


Explore the Loving Waters brochure to learn about the Water Blessing Ceremony created by Dr. Emoto. This straightforward ceremony utilizes words, thoughts, and prayers to positively impact water. Inside, you'll find a Japanese Water Blessing Song with its English translation, insights into the cultural importance of water, and guidance on how to conduct the ceremony on your own.
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Love, Respect, Appreciate, and Cherish

Download the two sided 5x7 Water First Pledge and join a community that recognizes the life-giving importance of water. The pledge invites you to prioritize water in your life and acknowledge its sacred role. It encourages positive actions and intentions towards water, recognizing its connection to our inner and outer worlds.
The Art of Water Blessing
When you're ready to deepen your practice, the water blessing ceremony offers a profound way to connect with water's spiritual essence. Following the wisdom shared by Maya Shaw Gale of the Tribal Trust Foundation, here's how to conduct this sacred ceremony:
Preparing Sacred Space
Choose your location mindfully. This could be beside a natural water source or in a quiet space in your home.
Gather your materials:
A special bowl (preferably made of glass, crystal, or natural materials)
Pure water, ideally collected from a natural source.
An altar cloth to create your sacred space * Crystals or other sacred objects that call to you.
Sage, cedar, or palo santo for clearing energy (optional).
The Ceremony
1. Begin by clearing your space. Light your sage or cedar if using, and take deep, centering breaths. Ground yourself by feeling your connection to the Earth beneath you.
2. Create your altar space, laying out your cloth and arranging your sacred items with intention. Place your bowl in the center.3. Call in the four directions, acknowledging the elemental forces:
East (Air) - for clarity of thought
South (Fire) - for transformation
West (Water) - for emotional flow
North (Earth) - for grounding
4. Pour your water mindfully into the bowl. If you have water from different sources, you might add them one at a time, acknowledging their origin.
5. Speak your prayers and intentions to the water. Remember that water has the ability to hold these intentions. You might say:
"Sacred water, source of all life, I honor your presence. May you be blessed with purity, vitality, and healing energy."
6. Energize the water through sound - this could be through drumming, rattling, singing the Water Blessing Song, or simply humming from your heart. The traditional Water Blessing Song lyrics are particularly powerful here.
7. Sit in silence with the blessed water, allowing yourself to feel the connection between your own body's water and the water before you.
8. Complete the ceremony by offering the blessed water back to the Earth - to plants, trees, or a natural body of water. Express gratitude for the ceremony and the wisdom of water.
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