Water is a living being.
As such, water has a life cycle.
Understanding water’s life cycle will help us choose water to support our life cycle. After all:
the water cycle and the life cycle are one
– Jacques Cousteau
Let’s dive in!
As told to us by the great “Water Wizzard” Viktor Schauberger, water can be:
- Gestating
- Young
- Mature
- Elderly
- Premature
- Immature
- Well-aged
We gestate in our mother’s womb, are born, enjoy youth, mature, become elderly or perhaps well-aged. In some cases, we experience being premature or immature. The same thing goes for water.
Gestation and Birth
Water gestates inside Mother Earth’s aquifers for anywhere from 2 weeks to 10,000 years.
When it is ready, when there is the perfect meeting of temperature and density gradients, lunar pull and the levity of hydrogen, water starts to rise through the Earth. It flows through structuring forces of geomagnetic rock formations, gathering the soil’s diverse microbes, and electrolyte metals and salts with magical results.
Water is birthed fresh and lively in a spring. All living beings are drawn to drink spring water because it is enlivening.
Water bottling companies know that allure, so often market their water as pristine spring water, whether acquired from a mountaintop or well.
Maturation
Spring water is young, and springs historically have been considered sacred and protected. Let’s protect this young spring water by not pumping it out and give it a chance to mature as it flows down streams.
Being young, spring water is impressionable, and it picks up everything from its environment as it flows downstream. Water breathes as it tumbles over rocks and incorporates air. Water picks up not only the physical minerals, gases, and microbes, but also more subtle energies such as bird songs, Earth vibrations, starlight and moon changes.
Water is schooled by these environmental influences so that it can in turn support life in the environment. Water then nurtures Mother Earth downstream, feeding plants and animals. Beyond water’s molecules and solutes, the nurturing comes from the wisdom acquired from the subtle energies.
Mature water is full of experiences, memories, and wisdom. It has learned self-regulation. As it moves and twists down the stream, mature water is able to regulate the stream by playing games with temperature and sediment deposition from the stream bottom to where plants and animals can use it. Mature water nourishes and cleans the whole ecosystem in mind-blowing ways.
When a stream reaches a lake, it slows down, warms up, and loses its vital structure. This is the elderly phase of the life cycle. Water passes on by evaporating from the lake.
By evaporating and returning to the sky, water continues its life cycle. The water vapor will later rain down on the Earth, soak in, and return to an aquafer deep inside to start this process all over again.
When streams have been diverted in straight waterways and dammed up, water is not allowed to mature and wisely give back to the ecosystem. As a result, it becomes elderly quickly and streams dry up.
Premature and Immature Water
When we drill a well into an aquafer and pump out the water, you can see that this water has not had the chance to mature and go through its whole life cycle. This premature water does not have the wisdom and experience of water birthed in a spring and allowed to mature as it flows downstream.
Yet premature water such as artisan well water can hydrate and refresh. It will slake your thirst and is second in quality to spring water. However, it is more like an unripe fruit. Still, it is a better choice than immature water.
When water is prevented from participating in its natural life cycle and artificially processed, it is termed immature water. This water lacks wisdom, structure, and subtle energies. Immature water wants to mature, so it will pull from its environment what it can, physical and subtle. It wants minerals, microbes, Earth and sky vibrations, so it will pull them from you.
When we drink immature water, because of this lack, it will dehydrate us in the end. This is what happens with distilled water and reverse osmosis water.
Bottled water is usually pumped from a well, making it premature, and purified with proprietary processes, making it immature. Then it is captured in bottles, like prisoners who no longer are able to move freely. It no longer has the capacity to be alive and nurture.
What is worse is that water treatment often traumatizes water, and we then ingest that trauma. It has been sucked out of the Earth prematurely, forced through straight pipes in unnatural angles and often pressurized.
Modern water treatment is not able to remove pharmaceutical drugs and pesticides and other toxins and infuses chlorine, fluoride, other toxic chemicals. If the water coming from the tap in your home is municipally treated water, it cannot remember its purpose and is unable to nurture life.
Recap
- Spring water… Fresh, healthy, living ripening water.
- Well water… Premature, not fully formed, but can still satisfy thirst.
- Distilled and reverse osmosis… Immature, voracious, grasping, dehydrates over time.
- Tap water… subtly and physically traumatized, chaotic, and denatured.
- Bottled water… premature, immature, and comatose.
- (from Natural Action Technologies blog)
Hope for Our Water
Don’t despair! If you cannot find a pristine spring, (look at findaspring.com first), your hope is in the one type of water at the bottom of the list: well-aged.
We CAN transform traumatized tap water or premature well water or immature processed water. We can help it to mature so that it becomes well-aged.
When we mimic water’s life cycle and allow it to flow as in Nature, it WILL mature and be able to nurture life.
When water seeps up in a spring, it has traveled through layers of Earth. We can mimic this process by filtering water. With precise filters such as Multipure, we can remove those pharmaceutical drug remnants, pesticides, chlorine, and other toxins. Whew, what a relief!
But don’t stop there! As water matures by flowing down a stream, tumbling over rocks and changing its structure, we can mimic that process by directing water through a specific flow-form, such as Natural Action water units. These flow-forms direct water over shungite and other crystals and minerals that give vibrational information to help mature the water.
The special “Carbongene Z” Natural Action portable unit acts like Earth’s aquifer to harmonize and magnetically balance the water that sits in it. When pouring it out, water becomes highly structured like when it flows in a stream. I have one of these, and the water is such a delight.
Water flowing through a Natural Action portable water unit is able to mature in just a few inches of flow for refreshing, hydrating drinking water. A whole house Natural Action water unit makes water go a little longer to deliver this somewhat matured water to every tap, for cooking, bathing, plants, animals and us!
When water matures by flowing down a stream, it also picks up minerals to act as electrolytes. “Minbiotic” volcanic minerals will add vital minerals to fully mature your well-aged water.
Water needs what you need
Like you, water needs to move, to breathe, to learn from the environment, to have healthy relationships, to mature and to give back.
For water to be life-giving, it must be allowed to go through its natural life cycle doing all of that.
Once we understand how water is in Nature and the cycle it goes through, we can understand how it is alive. We can then choose life-giving water.
Once we observe what water does for itself and its environment, we can stop practices that disrespect that process. We can work with Nature to provide hydration and wisdom in a way only Nature can.
Starting on the personal level, we can drink, bathe in, and provide water in our homes that is matured as in Nature. That is the promise of filtering with a Multipure system, structuring with Natural Action water units, and re-mineralizing with Minbiotics.
Ask me about how you can get what you need for your water to be well-aged. I myself use all three of these products and distribute them.
