Honoring and Healing Water

So many of you are concerned about the potential dangers of radiation pollution from Fukushima, and because you are concerned about the growing water crisis in Southern California, we thought we would offer some observations and suggestions.

We are not going to say all that could be said about these very real concerns. No one could do that anyway. However, we do want to plant a few seeds — a few seeds in the magic that you are already working.

We want to talk about honoring water.

Of course, we encourage you to do what you do, to do what by your nature and by your grace you do: to dream, to love, to heal, and of course to work magic. Do these in your individual and unique ways, and do these together. Together in harmony and balance — more than in space and time, together in harmony, together in balance, beyond this.

Let us talk of honoring water.

As we suggested, the element water played a significant role during the final phase of 2013, and you saw the expressions of that significance in the flooding in Colorado, for example, and with the torrential rains from the typhoons in Central America.

Water continues to play a significant role as the year of gratitude gets underway and as it unfolds.

Both these concerns — one a potential crisis, the other a full crisis — involve water and involve the element of water with all its metaphors.

Water changes. It’s about changing and growing. It’s about transmuting and transforming. Water is about the strength of character and integrity. Each of these are key to gratitude.

Water is also integral to the flow of possibility and to the power of the possible. Water flows, and it can flow with passion and inspiration. Each can become a bullion. Each can become effervescent because of the soul — because of the soul and spirit of water.

Water erodes and builds up. The world is in the midst of change, of growing, changing, of transmuting and transforming. Yours is a world that needs the strength of human character and integrity and the strength of the possible. It is a world that calls out for both passion and inspiration.

Of course, water with its metaphors is at the forefront of your reality and is at the forefront of the world’s energy. This is the year of gratitude, and the dangers to water and the absence of water are calling you to awaken your sense of gratitude.

Gratitude is a feeling, and it begins there. It begins there, and it lifts to action, and again it expands to become a state of mind, a state of being.

In this circumstance, we suggest initiating your magic, setting it in motion by personally feeling grateful for water — grateful for the water in your life, and for what water has meant and for what it currently means to you.

Yes, it is essential to life, essential to health and well-being, and water plays a critical role in so many aspects of your life. It gives you so much more than you ask for, so much more than you expect, so much more than you can imagine.

In its way, water is miraculous. Be grateful. Feel your gratitude. Be grateful for the miracle that water is, and for the miracle water has been and is in your life.

Energetically, water is under great stress. The nature spirits, the water spirits and sprites, the devic forces of water are all entangled in a great amount of stress. Water pollution everywhere creates it, and currently the Fukushima situation is exacerbating that stress. The drought in Southern California is a reflection and expression of that stress. It is also a harbinger of potential distress — water distress — coming in your world.

Years ago we talked about how water would become more valuable than oil, and the “oil wars” would potentially be replaced with “water wars.” There is a powerful link between the Fukushima situation and the current drought.

It is time for you to stand tall and to lift your voice. So many of you have already been standing tall and lifting your voice. It is time for you to be heard. Let your magic be heard.

We suggest the following: be grateful for the water in your life each day. Each day, take a moment to be grateful for the water that you use and for what water gives you — for what water gives you. Welcome it, appreciate it, thank it, and be empathic. Be empathic for its plight.

Sense the undine, and likewise feel grateful by welcoming, appreciating, and thanking them. Be empathic. Sense the water sprites and feel the presence of the water devas.

When you pour a glass of water or open a bottle to drink, when you wash your hands, your face, or when you bathe, when you water your plants, irrigate your yard — whenever you engage water, honor it. Honor it with your gratitude.

No, not every time you engage it, but at least once a day honor water with your gratitude. Do this honoring with your heart and mind, not by rote. Be conscious, not automatic.

So many people are wanting so much from water. What can you give to water? What can you give to the undine and to the water sprites? What can you give to the devas of water?

You want so much from water. First give to water: attention, appreciation, understanding, caring, concern for it and for its welfare. And give healing.

Rather than asking water to heal you, you work to heal water. Be a champion of giving and healing. Flow your giving and healing through you into water, and then flow the giving and healing of humankind, of humanity, through you into water.

Work your magic to heal and restore water.

In this regard, we would suggest each day: take a small glass of water — a glass, preferably — and flow your giving, flow your healing, and flow the giving and healing of humanity into that glass of water. And then pour it gently into the earth, or place it on a sill in the sun to let it evaporate, to let the water return to itself through the earth or through the air.

Finally, gather the ancients and let them find their place — out there in the Pacific, for example, and also let them find their place in other trouble spots such as in Africa or other locations where the stress and distress of water, the crisis of water, is most evident.

Gather the ancients and let them find their place, and then let the ancients work their magic. Let the ancients work their magic.

Stand with the ancients and participate in the magic. Stand with the ancients. Let your magic be heard. Let your magic be heard.

Will the dangers of Fukushima disappear? Will it begin raining in Southern California? No. Certainly not immediately. In time, yes. But remember, your goal is to give. Your goal is to feel grateful in this year of gratitude. Your goal is to give to water and to heal water. Your goal isn’t to get — it’s to give. Exalted giving, expecting nothing in return.

You will reap the bounty of your magic, but first it is valuable to hold the singular focus and the singular will: gratitude, understanding, giving, healing.

Be heard in your world. Let your magic sing. Let your magic sing.

With love, with love and peace.