Moon Water
Capture the full moon energy by making moon water – an ancient practice involving charging water in a glass vessel under the full moonlight. Adding a positive intention, herbs and crystals are optional but can potentise your lunar infusion.
Equipment
- 500ml (16oz) clear glass jar with either a clear glass lid, or fine muslin to cover the mouth
- Masking tape or similar to label the jar with an intent
Ingredients
- Flower and herbs of your choice optional
- Water-safe crystals such as quartz, amethyst optional
- Spring water
Instructions
- Place a crystal in the jar, then add fresh herbs and flowers (if you choose to add either of these).
- Add spring water, then cap or cover the mouth of the jar with a fine muslin, securing with a rubber band. This keep critters and fairies out of your infusion.
- Meditate over your infusion for a short time, then write a clear intention on a label and adhere it to the jar (for example, emotional healing, wisdom, clarity).
- Place somewhere outside where it will get bathed in the moonlight from dusk to dawn.
- Strain, compost the plant material, and enjoy as a chilled tea in the morning, or re-heat and add honey to sweeten. See notes for more magical uses.
Notes
- The benefits of moon water include blessing your body, bringing hidden emotions to the surface for healing, aiding manifestation, enhancing intuition and energetic cleansing,
- Aside from straining and drinking, you can use moon water to water your plants, spritz over your face, mist your space, or use as a base for tisanes, potions or vibrational essences.
- Be sure to use only water safe crystals as some can leech toxic compounds into water.
- Use fresh herbs or flowers that are suitable for teas/consumption.
- Add ice for a cool tea.
- Do this ritual with your children, they will love it!
Nutrition
Calories: 21kcalCarbohydrates: 6g
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