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On Episode 24 – discussing the therapy of water
On this episode of the podcast, I unpack the notions of water being a conduit to the creative process and I expand on some words of purpose gifted to me by way of my Father.
Author, Genealogist, Writer, Poet, Podcast Host, possessor of 2 cents, Blogger and eternal student of life, who harbors a firm belief in his Grandmother's mantra that:
"People need to get off of their rump and do something".
All while keeping in mind that a cheering section will often get in the way.
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Thank you Lainie, truer words have never been spoken, the esoteric conponent of water seems to be coming into the mainstream and it seems that we (humanity) needs it more than ever.
My motto has long been “When in doubt, get wet”…..standing in a shower, laying in a bath, sitting next to a stream/lake/ocean is also soothing and helps my emotions and thoughts flow, too.
Have you read about Masaru Emoto’s work with water, discovering that depending upon the emotion directed into water, the water crystals line up in different shapes? Love directed into water is a beautiful and in integrity design. Hate or anger creates a very disjointed design. His work is so interesting. My water jugs are now sporting the word “love” on them 🙂
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Water. It is an endless source of therapy, of power, of metaphor.
Whenever there’s water in my dreams, I pay special attention…
As for your podcast, I’ll have to give it a listen and swing on back!
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Thank you Lainie, truer words have never been spoken, the esoteric conponent of water seems to be coming into the mainstream and it seems that we (humanity) needs it more than ever.
As for the podcast?
Thank you in advance, I appreciate you!
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My motto has long been “When in doubt, get wet”…..standing in a shower, laying in a bath, sitting next to a stream/lake/ocean is also soothing and helps my emotions and thoughts flow, too.
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Your motto is truth Katelon! Given that we are more than 60% water… it is only right and poetic!
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Have you read about Masaru Emoto’s work with water, discovering that depending upon the emotion directed into water, the water crystals line up in different shapes? Love directed into water is a beautiful and in integrity design. Hate or anger creates a very disjointed design. His work is so interesting. My water jugs are now sporting the word “love” on them 🙂
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