Water is the second most important thing…
- Apr
- 03
- Posted by WhitneyM
- Posted in Balance, Inspiration, Resources
Water is the second most important thing in our physical life cycle, the most important is air, as without it we expire in about 5 min. Without water about a week, without food 2-4 months. These are two things we are also able to actively affect. Cronic, subclinical hypoxia (low tissue oxygen levels), and cronic subclinical dehydration have such impact on our health, yet we search for a pill or potion or even the meditative focus of our will to get better. Yes it makes a difference to think possitively, but you must act possitively before real longterm benefits are acrued in your favor. If we breath well, drink well, eat well and think well, we give ourselves a real chance to be well.
Virtually every client with a complaint is not breathing well mechanically and rarely carrys a supply of water. If they also are prone to acidic thoughts they can be eating healthy and taking supplements with only minimal benefits. When the breath is shallow and rapid it can trigger or be triggered by the fight or flight syndrome. Our blood goes to the arms to fight and or our legs to run, this causes a lack of energy for our other systems. In the case of digestion it gets disrupted so food is not properly digested or assimillated with consequences further downstream, the endocrin/hormone systems suffer as well.
Yes it is timely to be blessing the water, but we should not just do it once in awhile we should do it before every drink we drink or serve. As healers we must set an example for all we meet as well as those we serve.
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