Making Full Moon Water
By M. J. Hill
DANCE OF THE FULL MOON MAIDENS
How Holistic Thinking and Sustainability
Relate to Tea Culture
The Maidens of the full moon are fondly dancing; on the most mystical, ebony night you can see them blithely prancing in their sapphire colored tights.
Their footprints leave pale moon-opal dust across the dreaming earth, inspiring all things with lust. Kisses are gently blown to all through windowpanes, while sleepy thoughts are drifting afar to golden fields
and hot summer days.
Full Moon Drinking water that has been purified by the rays of
the full moon are said to increase energy and creativity. And the
water takes on the properties of the Astrological sign the Full
Moon is in at that time. For example if the moon is in Cancer, it is
loving, maternal and has protective energies.
It’s easy to make and it can be made not only during the full moon, but also the new moon, or any moon that looks different such as the Blood Moon. The finished product can be used to make tea, mix with other drinks, consumed in small sips for energy or to water your plants. Moon Water is sometimes called Lunar Water.
STEPS
1. Glass container with a tight fitting lid (Mason Jars work fine)
2. Fill with water (better to use filtered-purified-reverse osmosis)
3. Bless it with Sage, a prayer or a white candle
4. Place the jar outside in the moonlight rays for the whole night
5. Don’t forget to bring the container back inside before the Sun comes