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Want to Help Reduce Water Pollution? Here's How...
By John Hawthorne

“If I don't drink water, I’m going to die.” - desperate Puerto Rican trying to survive.

The fact of the matter is that we can’t live off of beer and energy drinks. H2O is a precious commodity, we simply can’t overlook, period. And, like all commodities - and their value - it might have an expiration date.

Pollution, global warming, overpopulation, collapsing ecosystems, el Niño weather system, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch , and hundreds of other threats taking a crowbar to our water supply’s knees.

The big looming global catastrophe isn’t an errant Asteroid or the rise of Artificial...
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[Stargazer]

Great article!

I also like to work with water energetically, as Dr. Masaru Emoto's work suggests is helpful. I "energize" any water I consume with my intentions and gratitude. Interestingly enough, Dolores Cannon also recommended this practice in several of her books. Whenever I shower, wash my hands, etc., I express my intention (quietly to myself or silently in thought if others are around) that the water will be loved, purified, and appreciated through its use. I also envision the ripples of that positive energy and intention flowing into everything that the water touches.

I know it sounds more than a bit crazy to someone who doesn't understand or believe in our multi-dimensional, energetic, and spiritual nature, but I can't help but feel it has a positive effect on the water at some level.

 

[Lila]

Plastic does really seem worthy of an evil cartoon character!
It has, after all, effectively formed its own country out there in the Pacific!

Thanks for the reminders.
And a shout out to nontoxic products, actions and ways of thinking. From essential oils to reused cloth bags, I salute you all