Water element has been here since the beginning of the time, after the sacred sound created the planet Earth… The water witnessed the birth of mountains, the rise of civilizations, and the fall of continents. The water is not only seen on the surface of Earth, it is inside of our planet in the same way as it is inside of our bodies flowing in our cells, through our veins and in every breath. We spend the first nine months of our existence cradled in the safety of our mother’s womb, where our tiny bodies are gently carried by the nourishing waters of amniotic fluid.
The water we drink is a medium and carrier of information that we can directly commune with and through. Water is a divine intelligence, it is like an ancient healer, washing away the burdens we carry and soothing us with her gentle caress. With every drop, she reminds us of our feminine essence — ever-flowing, nurturing, and eternal. Sitting at the sacred wells or looking into the depths of the mountain lakes we can find peace, clarity, and remember the sacredness of life. 
But water is not only soft. She can be fierce, wild, and untamed. Her ocean waves roar with the power of creation and destruction, a reminder that we must learn to respect her. She mirrors the primal wildness within us, our instinctive nature to rise with the tides, break through barriers, and shape new worlds with the fierceness.
We must learn to navigate her stormy rainfalls and commune with her forgotten mysteries. For just as she heals and cleanses, she also teaches. Her strength is a call to learn about the power within us—to flow with life’s currents, to stand strong in our truth, and to honor both the gentle and the fierce in our innate nature. 
Today, may we embrace water in all her forms, when she ascends to the sky as vapor, when she appears as dew in autumn mornings, when her fog covers the valleys as a soft blanket or she becomes steady and still as ice or overmighty as the huge waterfall —her sacredness, her power, her fierceness. May we remember that like her, we too can be both calm and wild, hot and cold, gentle and strong, capable of inner alchemy and transformation. 
We can be both, destructive or creative, so what do you choose to be?
Let the water be your teacher
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