A beginners guide to water magic

Work with water to shift your life, bless the land and change the flow of fate.

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[myrrmaiden]

I live in the Pacific Northwest where water is abundant. There are rivers, streams, springs, and waterfalls everywhere. I'm disabled and in a wheelchair, though, so getting close enough to these places to collect from them is often impossible unless I have someone do it for me. So I collect rainwater and morning dew for these purposes.

I will collect rain during a new or full moon cycle and it's charged as well by the time I bring it in to use it. Since I live in Portland I don't use this for elixirs since it's not safe. But it's perfect for anointing work, scrying, as an offering, etc.

[sophiafake-virus]

It is scientifically proven that water has memory, and is able to collect information from distant containers of water. We are water carriers and are also telepathic.

[danceofthesoultarot]

I use my tears to anoint my body, and to bless various objects on my altar, prayer beads, statues, rocks, images etc. What could be more sacred than tears.

[frauke.earthrose]

Beautiful message! I often charge my drinking water by placing it in front of intuitive artworks that I love or playing it some music ☺️❤

[stellamarie]

Water actually makes up 99.2% of our body on a molecular level! <3

[ashenwalls]

During the summer, I love collecting rain water to do a gratitude ritual, especially if I can find some local flowers to float in it. This year I'm learning to work with snow, too.

[sloheather]

I recently created an outdoor bathtub! I like to add lots of epsom salts, sometimes bentonite clay, and always always always lots of flower petals from my garden floating on top. I originally thought I would be using it in the evenings to relax, but Ive found that I also really enjoy laying in it during the day and soaking up the sunshine energy in the water! Magic!!

[girlwithflowers]

I am absolutely delighted with the song that plays in the beginning and end!

[northern]

Thank you, so much Gratitude love & Light.

[encapsulatingstellarferoci]

I once sat in a shallow stream and felt sadness wash away, released my thought into the rocks and then threw them down stream, i would like to visit the ocean.
thank you for your time to make this video.

[bush]

Asia! What you said about water being medicine is so true... Mohammad, the prophet of Islam, used water from different sources as medicine ( along with other things) to treat illnesses. God Almighty says in the Quran that He created every living thing from water and it is He Who sent a measured quantity of water ( setting the water cycle in motion) that sustains all kind of life on Earth. It is such an amazing

[koekienkwanyana]

Thank you so much for this. You have just explained alot of things that I could not make sense of my entire life. All I know is that I have been deeply connected with water my entire life and now I know it is because I am water and water is me. Such a sense of peace I feel right now just as I feel when I am in my happy place the Waterfalls and beaches 🙌🙌🙌 I am so so grateful to have crossed paths with you. I live in South Africa 🇿🇦

[oceanbreeze]

I was just remembering how water is sacred and I want to have a conscious relationship with water. Thank you

[pamblue]

Such precious information and inspiration and thank you for sharing Asia! I really appreciate how you shared that the 13 Indigenous Grandmothers said to pray for water. I am touched by the value of your sharing at this moment in time.

[katrussell]

Rain water is special. Collected on the night of a new or full moon it can be used in ceremony. It is nice to "baptise" women in circles by using rain or other water in a stone bowl and pass it around. Each woman can dip a finger into the water and make a half circle on the forehead of another and say something like. "You are a daughter of the Universe." Dip the finger again to complete the circle and say, "You are perfect/enough just the way you are." We like to give this to each other.

Also, if you find a moresh, water can be mixed with flower petals in it and poured on the hand of women when they come to a circle to do ceremony. A moresh is a glass or metal bottle with one or more small holes in the lid that water can be pored from. It is a desert culture thing to refresh guests in the Middle East. There are pictures of them being used in ancient Egyptian tombs.

[tracyhuggins]

Loved this video. I enjoyed the history and the Cherokee beliefs. I have been doing so much genealogy in the pandemic and I have found Cherokee and English/ Irish/ Scottish. So I’m now I’m even more interested in history and Rituals. Thank you for sharing this gift!

[TayQuiQui]

I'm a frequent world traveler and I obtained a yak bone necklace from this Tibetan man a few years ago. Everywhere I go I find a good stream that really calls to me and I sit with it and meditate and put all of my love into the water, asking for protection and guidance in return. Then I take my necklace off, dip it in the water, and put it back on. I feel the recharge it gets every time :)

[worm_vaquero]

Truly beautiful video! I still participate in the global prayer for water on the 11th day at noon. "Water, I am sorry, please forgive me, thank you and I love you", a mantra repeated for and hour to be taken up by the next time zone participants.

[lea]

Lovely and educational as always, Asia. Thank you 🙏💙

[ericafrances]

Unbelievable. I've been reading about water the last few days and have become fascinated with spiritual bathing practices from around the world. Timely video!