The inseparable companion of the Earth, the yellow-faced Moon, holds the element of water under its control on our planet for a reason. According to Vedic theory, women were sent to Earth from the Moon to fill the space of the blue planet with love, tenderness, and wisdom. And since then, every month, all women pay tribute to their patroness Moon (monthly cycle), receiving in return the energy of creation through all water sources: rivers, lakes, streams, fonts. The Vedic astrologer Gabi Satori told us how to fill with feminine energy, harmonize our inner resources, find peace in the soul with the help of the element of water.
GIVE ME POWER, MOON
Time has such a property: to cloud the initial essence of phenomena, objects, actions. Now we have lost contact with both nature and the Vedic culture of our ancestors, the ancient Slavs. Our astral bodies are like clouds of smog over a metropolis, and not like luminous irises, which in their essence should be. Women suffer the most from the loss of connection with the source of their essence. Lunar energy gives the fair sex strength for everyday softness, worldly wisdom, tenderness: everything that is called femininity. The moon controls the element of water on Earth: under its power the ebb and flow in the oceans, it transfers its magical properties to women precisely through "all types of moisture." Summer is coming - it's time for swimming, relaxation near rivers and lakes,it would be nice to use the energy power of water to recharge the power of your progenitor.
THE ROAD TO HEAVEN…
The most powerful source of lunar energy on the planet is rivers. In fact, these water flows can be called special channels of nature or even the Universe. Our ancestors knew this, therefore they deified them, considered them irreplaceable, sacred, worthy of worship. And most often, the rivers were given female names. According to the ancient Vedas, yogis used river beds as roads between the worlds. Outwardly, it looked like this: the enlightened entered the water in one part of the river and instantly left many kilometers from the entrance. After all, where land and water join, a special space is formed: softer and more open. For a person with special abilities, it can be a portal to a parallel dimension.
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SUMMER IS COMING SOON! VEDA TO HELP
Vedic manuscripts "assert" that running water from natural sources not only washes away the negative from our mental field, but also nullifies all superficial programs from the subtle body. We touch the ground with our feet - we have contact with it, that is, the effect of complete grounding of our astral body occurs at the point of contact between water and earth. A person is restored connection with nature, intuition awakens and inner harmony awakens.
In India, there is still a ritual of ablution in the main shrine - the Ganges River. Before immersion in water, a person should close his eyes, nose, mouth and ears with his fingers. all openings of the body are impure according to the Vedas. Ritual washing to cleanse the soul is not a hygienic procedure: it is always performed only in clothes.
At the time of pagan polytheism, the Eastern Slavs also had rituals of bathing in rivers in the spring, after awakening from their winter sleep. And it was also customary for women to arrange collective "washings" - to gather their girlfriends, sister-in-law, take their little daughters with them and take a long time to steam and wash in a bath in a merry crowd. This “rule” of a collective bathing day did not apply to men. It is no coincidence: after all, the soft lunar energy multiplies precisely in the collective, while the male from the Sun is the energy of a loner. Isn't this the main proof that the ancient forgotten knowledge was really once the property of all people, and now it is lost, preserved only in echoes of rituals that are not always clear to us?
It will be possible to nourish yourself with lunar energy through the flowing water of the rivers very soon - as soon as the water warms up a little and is not dangerous for women's health. An ancient Vedic ritual is performed on the waxing or full moon. Best before dawn. Choose a river bank: facing the water, you must face north or east, and the current must be from west to east or from south to north (clockwise).
Bring water offerings with you: a wick in ghee for a lamp, flowers, a piece of beautiful cloth or decoration, sweets without animal additives and eggs, water from holy rivers, such as the Ganges (if any), your favorite incense. In addition, you will need a bell and an offering plate - you can take a plastic one, or make your own small wreath from young branches. Put on clean new clothes made from natural fabrics.
Approaching the river, take off your shoes, bow, address by name and say hello.
Take the bell in your left hand, ring it. Take the offerings with your right hand and, rotating them clockwise, put all the offerings on a plate and let them down the river.
Bow down to the river again and enter it in clean clothes.
Recite mantras to the holy Vedic rivers:
- om gangAya namaha;
- om yamunaya namaha;
- om SarasvatayE namaha.
Having scooped up water with your right palm, mentally offer it to these holy rivers, rotating your palm clockwise. Pour water into the river, sprinkle drops on your head.
Tell the river why you came to her. Describe everything in your heart. Tell us about your respect and love. Ask for help and protection.
Close your eyes with your index and middle fingers, close your nostrils with your ring fingers, press your little fingers to your lips, close your ears with your thumbs and plunge into the river with your head, repeat as many times as your heart desires.
Then swim in the river without diving into it. Coming out of the river, bow to her. Try to devote this day to meditation or walking in nature.
It is very favorable to collect a little clay from the bottom of the river - it has a tremendous cleansing, protective and even healing power, because it is located on the border of the elements, water and earth. You can place tilaka with mantras on the body with this clay. If the word "tilaka" does not mean anything to you, just put a dot in the center of your forehead with clay ("third eye"). Let dry and then wash off.
Gabi Satori