Re: [BardonPraxis]water magic

[Andrew Llewellyn <andrew@...>]

Hi Alexandra,

This confused me a great deal at first, I believe if you search back the 
posts that you'll be able to find a post by Rawn related to magnetising. 
When you impregnate the cold water you do so by the same means of 
impregnating the akasha, the water will naturally accept the wish (or 
negative trait). Just carry on as normal.
If you are working with a wish then once the wish has passed over from the 
water to your eyes (face, body, whatever) the water has no charge left in 
it and you can do with it what you wish (no pun intended).
However transferring a negative trait into the water is a different matter, 
from what I have gathered, this negative trait would be passed onto someone 
else if they come into contact with it.
The wishes should all be in conjunction with each other to ensure rapid 
success. I am uncertain with the eye bath, I think this is specific for 
healthy eyes, best ask Rawn.

Cheers,

Andy

At 22:36 23/01/03 -0500, you wrote:

>Hello everyone!
>
>When working with water to draw away weaknesses and filth from body and soul,
>Bardon makes it very clear, to immediately dispose off the water, or use
>running water.
>
>However, when it comes to the magnetic eye bath, he does not say to pour the
>water down the drain or elsewhere. Also it is not clear to me, whether I
>should do the eye rolling exactly 7 times, or is *7* the minimum number?
>I'm adding the Euphrasia to my water to improve my eye sight and clairvoyance
>and I feel very wasteful to just pour this water down the drain. This
>morning, I decided to water my house plants with it. I also thought about
>adding it to my dog's food... are these counter productive?
>When it comes to preparing this water, Bardon leaves the student with the
>option of either magnetizing OR impregnating the water with a wish.
>First, I don't know how to magnetize it.
>Second, and this is my final confusion, - if I chose to impregnate this eye
>bath with a wish, should this wish be same I use for impregnating fluids and
>foods that are eaten? Or could I use something else, since this is an
>external use of water?
>
>Sorry about my ignorance, and thanks for help and suggestions.
>
>Alexandra
>
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