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by Ilyhana Kate Kennedy © 2002 “Sacred
Waters...From the Source to the Sea” is a web page
devoted to understandings gleaned from listening deeply to the Earth. The
science behind many of these concepts will be found in the website links
to the page “Water is Your Life”. For some of the concepts, the
science is yet to be sourced or the research has not yet been undertaken.
In placing this page on the Internet, it is my hope that the following
inspirational work will further encourage a science that has compassion
for the natural world that it studies.
Water is yin, the birthing medium of all life. Life begins
in water. Water at the source of a stream is living water, Source of life. Our rivers and streams are sacred. Streams are sourced in sacred places that are the
conception and birthing places of the waters of the Earth. Streams make
links between places of archetypal energies, carrying information in
frequency form within the memory of the water. The Cycle of Water.
Everything on our Earth has a vibrational frequency. Water
that bubbles or seeps from springs at the mountain source, is imprinted
with the frequencies of the plants, rocks, soil, trees and creatures of
that place. The water carries the essence of the place, recorded in its
various frequencies in the memory of the water. Every
place has its own archetypal frequency of energy that determines what soil
exists there, what trees and plants grow there, and what creatures live
there. There will always be at that site, a tree peculiar to that place
which carries the essence frequency of that place. Without that tree, a
whole cycle of relationships that sustain and regenerate peak health in
that place is broken down.
The
cycle of relationships is all about water. It
begins with insects, particularly the bees. The bees drink from the local
stream source and are carrying the energetic frequency of the water within
their cells, whilst they perform the conceptual rites for the trees. The
trees interact with the soil, maintaining the frequency of the soil
through the root system’s interaction with the Earth via water in the
fluid exchange processes. The tree and the soil are washed by the rain and
dew and this flows into the stream, imprinting the stream with the
tree’s frequency. The water from the stream supports the creatures that
drink from it and so the cycle goes round. At
every stage of the cycle, light enters into the interactions. Just
as there is an essence tree in any particular place, there is also an
essence creature, one that holds the archetypal energy of that place. Bird
calls at daylight and dusk open and close the stomata of plants. Sound
frequencies of the birds and creatures of that place are imprinted into
the water. Everything
is connected through the water. When
you kneel down to drink at a mountain stream, you are drinking the flower
essences from the dew drops that have found their way into the stream. You
are drinking the essence of the place imprinted from the trees and the
soil. And you are literally drinking birdsong! The
cool mountain water has peak memory retention. The
particular frequencies imprinted in the water affect the emotional and
physical bodies of our being, according to the archetypal energy of the
place. The
sacred geometry of the water is intact in pristine natural environments.
The molecules of water are clustered together in precise geometric
arrangements according to their archetypal origin. When
we drink water from a pristine place, this geometric information is
translated to the blood cells and to every part of our body that contains
water, and we know that human beings are mostly water! That particular
geometry affects our consciousness, imprinting archetypal information. Living
water is medicine for the emotional and physical bodies! Sacred Birthing Places
High in the upper reaches of a stream, there are sacred
conception and birthing places. The conception place is usually a still
stretch of water that will be broken by rocks or some natural obstacle
that creates a strong division and re-union in the flow of the water, with
twin vortex flows wrapping together in a coherent state of implosion after
the obstacle. Below this, there will be a long and deeper passage with at
least one prominent bank, a birthing canal. Beyond
the conception site, somewhere in the birthing passage, you will see water
braiding over rocky areas in the stream, the pulsing action of alternating
implosion and explosion in the braiding causing a significant lift in the
energetic frequency of the water.
The
pulse in the water is the same pulsing energetic pattern that exists
throughout the universe, based on the meeting of like and unlike forces. The
stream will then open out into a wider birthing pool, often with a sandy
beach at the edge. In some streams, the delivery site looks startlingly
like the human female form, with water trickling down through a hole in
the rocks that is sited between large rock or Earth forms that have the
appearance of thighs. Below this is the birthing pool. These
places belong to the Earth Mother. We may visit them for healing, for
birthing, for re-birthing, for fertility, or for rites of passage. For
that which the Mother has given us with her Blessing, we are bound by the
very covenant of being on Earth in a body, to return. The
streams and the rivers are dying. The
Mother is crying! The
spirits of the streams lay languid and sighing! For
who comes to sing at the water’s edge, the sounds that imprint the
waters with joy? And
where is the birdsong that would lift the flowers to the sun? The Mother lies neglected, unsung, yearning for the laughter and songs of the women and children.
Healing the Waters
The healing of the conception and birthing places is
women’s work. Our streams need mothering, nurturing, visiting with joy
and respect, a pilgrimage to the Mother. Indigenous peoples used to sing to the sacred sites. The
land cries out for our loving communion. Sing to the water! Have picnics
at the birthing places when you find them! And
there is something special that women can do to lift the consciousness of
the people. Take sterilised clean bottles to the stream source in your
locality. Ask the Mother Earth to give a little of the source water and
take just a few bottles. Keep some for yourself using it to pour a small
quantity at a time into your bottled water that you drink each day. Now
use the rest to homeopathically treat the water in the stream further
downstream from the source. Always work with the same stream in the same
catchment areas, remembering the differing archetypal qualities of water
from different areas. If
you are really devoted to this work, you’ll find yourself visiting
stream sources at as many points in the catchment area as possible. Empty
a little of the water at a time in places downstream. If you have access
to the local water supply, pour some in there as well. Always pour some in
the stream above and below a dam. Just
as there is always yang within yin, there is also an appropriate role for
men in the healing of the birth places and the waters. Always in the birth
places, there is a significant tree or rock or Earth formation overlooking
the site, that has the appearance of a sentinel, or protector, one who
holds and anchors the energy of the place, one who sustains. Our streams
need defending, protecting. Replanting
the riparian zones with the essence trees is the work to be done by men
and women, and children too. We owe the Earth for what we’ve taken. In
the action of disturbing the natural balance, our health is the price we
are paying. When something is taken, something somewhere has to give.
There’s no cribbing the natural laws.
We have a sacred covenant with the Earth, to do no harm, to
walk and live gently upon the Earth. Defending the streams against pollution by herbicides,
pesticides, fertilisers and industrial and domestic waste is a true
warrior path. There is something else that we can do to heal the waters.
Dr Masaru Emoto has done some brilliant work photographing the influence
of thoughtforms, music and the spoken word on water crystallisation.
Loving positive influences allow the sacred geometry of water to be
complete in its integrity, to form balanced hexagonal configurations of
great beauty. You’ll find Dr Emoto’s work on www.hado.net
These photos of the crystallisation of water from Lake
Fujiwara from Dr Masaru Emoto’s work were taken before and after an hour
of prayer for the waters. So we may pray for the waters, we may meditate for the
waters, we may send loving thoughts to the waters, we may sing or play
beautiful harmonious music by the waters….and watch the pollution
dissipate. It may be that easy! Maintaining the health of our sacred waters might mean
sending loving thoughts and positive visualisations of what we DO want for
our streams to those who need to take appropriate action, rather than
holding visions of what is currently happening and reinforcing the
negative thoughtform. Restoring the ritual of baptism as a spiritual cleansing in
places where the water is alive will not only help to heal the human
psyche, but may send messages of cleansing downstream in the water memory
as well. Downstream from the source, water flows, connects, conducts, carries, sustains and
revitalises. Water loves to be round. Dewdrops are spherical. Why? Does
nature have a self-organising packing efficiency for molecules of water?
Yes! Believe it or not, the same thing possibly happens in sand. The
grains of sand appear to pack down in the beach in spherical
self-organisation within the beach. (Check out New Scientist Magazine No
2283, p14 for the article “Sand shapes up” for a fascinating insight
into how Nature organises herself!) To study river formation and water flowforms further, read
the works of Theodor Schwenk and Victor Schauberger (references at the end
of this web page). The outward motion of waterflow creates a spiralling motion
that assumes a form remarkably similar to the human male penis, and the
inward motion of water a vortex form with similarity to the human female
vaginal passage. Since water is the source of life and forms itself around
the energetic flow forces within it, we might well guess that the human
genitalia are designed after these flow forces, since the flow of fluid is
the prime physical function of the genitals. The genitals then are designed to direct fluid in optimum
flow conditions for the maintenance of energetic quotient. You will see
the beautiful flowforms in Theodor Schwenk’s work. Schwenk realised that
the lifeforms existing in water such as seashells, assumed the shapes of
the flowforms of water for optimum ease in movement in water. Possibly,
this naturally occurs also as a means of optimising the energetic flow
within the form itself. Water flows both on the surface of the land and also
underneath the land in underground streams. The imprint of archetypal
energy from a source site is carried downstream to meet in stream
junctions with imprints from other sites. The water carries information of
combined yang and yin imprints within an overall “charge”. Water is
not simply yin. There is always yang within yin. The aboveground and belowground river systems form a
network of conductors of energy, linking together the energetic flows
between archetypal energy sites in the land. Yang is linked to yin to yang
to yin throughout the land. There are differing archetypal patterns of
yang, just as there are differing archetypal patterns of yin. An archetype is an energetic blueprint or pattern. In the
Earth, it defines how the land takes form. When we understand the
archetypal qualities defined by Carl Jung in his work on the human psyche,
we are able to extend the pattern of anima/animus that exists there to the
psyche of the land. The same patterns exist throughout the universe. The
heartbeat of the universe is the alternating of the forces of union and
separation of these diverse aspects of the archetypal masculine and
feminine expressions of nature. To explore this further, click on Sacred Geometry: Love
with a big L. When a stream is dammed and the water is unable to flow in
its natural manner, many things happen. The water, in its still state
loses energetic frequency. The water downstream is depleted of the
imprints from upstream and the power derived from flow. The stream is
virtually re-sourcing in the wrong place. The land loses out because the energetic links between
archetypal sites are lost. The consciousness of the people is affected by
this drop in frequency as the archetype is lowered to a degenerated form.
For example, the archetypal nature of heroic active masculine drops to
warrior, then to wounded warrior and degenerates further to predator. The
archetypal nature of nurturing feminine drops to the martyring mother and
further to the devouring female “spider”. Human consciousness follows
suit. Hence the degeneration of consciousness with the degeneration of the
energies of the Earth. On the physical level, the temperature levels of the water
change. The large mass of dam water will be colder. Downstream, the lesser
body of water will be warmer. The ecology of the stream has to alter to
accommodate the temperature change. When water is released intermittently, it not only raises
and lowers the level of the water downstream at different times of the
year and seasons from what is natural, but raises and lowers temperature
as well. The ecology has to respond to a random pattern. It remains
perpetually in repair mode, rather than in a state of regenerative
sustainability. The degenerated water quality affects everything that is
dependent upon that water, imprinting the lowered frequency into the cells
of creatures, plants, trees and crops, and humans, as well as the land
that it flows through. And so, to the sea.. The pace of the river has also been altered by the dramatic loss of the vegetation and flood debris along the banks. There is little to brake the river. Because it is moving faster, it tends to cut a straighter channel and a deeper bed. It arrives at its destination much sooner than it should. As the fall of the land flattens out, the river slows and widens and drops its load of silt brought down from the upper reaches. If the river is moving too fast, the silt is deposited from the mouth into the sea, changing the river mouth from sandy to muddy and the ecology with it. The ocean, as the great gatherer of the waters, like some great collective energetic consciousness is missing many of the higher frequencies of information that usually are fed to it by the streams and takes on physical pollution as well as vibrational frequency pollution in the water memory. There is much work to do to restore our sacred waters to their natural state. The reward for doing so will be the improved health of everything on the planet! The bonus will be the lift in human consciousness. Perhaps even the answer to the current climate of fear in the world lies in prayers for the sacred waters. Let us return to respect for the font, the fountain, the well and the spring. Let us Love our Sacred Waters from the source to the sea. For
the wonderful water crystal work of Dr. Masaru Emoto, visit www.adhikara.com/water.html
for the images from the book “The Message from Water” or visit www.hado.net
for information about Masaru Emoto’s work. “ Sensitive Chaos: The Creation of Flowing Forms in Water and Air” by Theodor Schwenk. 1996 (revised edition), Rudolf Steiner Press, London. An insightful and extraordinary text about water and about Creation itself. ISBN 1 85584 055 3A
great site for Theodor Schwenk’s work and natural organic geometric
patterns is www.j.mackenzie.dial.pipex.com/schwenk.htm
“Living Water: Victor Schauberger and the Secrets of Natural Energy” by Olof Alexandersson. 1990. USA. An outline of Schauberger’s brilliant pioneering work on water and energy.Also on Schauberger, “Living Energies: Victor Schauberger’s Work with Natural Energy Explained” by Callum Coats. Gateway Books. ISBN 0946551979For
Schauberger’s work on Video:-“The Extraordinary Nature of Water”
Parts 1 & 2. Available from Filmstream, order through www.filmstream.com.au/order.html
Dr
David Wheeler’s work on water has some outlines of current methods of
energising water and some interesting theory on implosion/explosion. The
address is www.0disease.com/0waterheal.html
. You’ll find some information there about Rudolf Steiner as well. |
Sacred Waters
....From the Source to the Sea
