Making holy water is a three-day ceremony. It is therefore wise to prepare for it with a tent and food.
Day 1:
Find a suitable river, stream or lake. Find a suitable spot beside it.
The sacred space is prepared, the ceremony area is cleansed and the fire site is cleared.
You build the sacred fire.
Welcome and introduction to the sacred space and the sacred fire.
Cleansing of the participants.
Opening of the circle and the sacred space.
The ceremony begins.
A long drum journey on the intentions.
Ask permission to take the water.
Fill a large soda bottle with water.
Make a fire and sit around it.
Drum to the water and let it know that it has a special task.
Close the sacred space. Store it cool until day 2.
Day 2
Open the sacred space again.
Create a cabinet within yourself with a bottle inside it.
Focus light energy down toward your head. Breathe in deeply and out calmly. Inhale through the top of the head. Exhale through the nose. Breathe 4 times, then a short pause (10 seconds), and then 4 times more. When you have breathed 4 times 4, let the light energy flow down to the self-made bottle and gather there. You now have an inner bottle that is a quarter full. You must take a break (1 hour) when the inner bottle is half full. Drum journey and continue breathing until the inner bottle is full. Close the sacred space.
Day 3:
Open the sacred space again.
Each person now has a full bottle of light energy. Each person now takes the water bottle we fetched from the stream and pours their light energy into it. This is of course done with a drum journey for each one. It is important that we do this with love and good intentions. When everyone is finished, we conclude with a drum journey in which we together send good wishes to the water. To preserve it, we should mix in about 1 deciliter of 60% spirits per 1 liter of water. Close the sacred space.
This water that we have made is for EXTERNAL use ONLY.
