The Healing Nature of Water

Explore the healing properties of water in this captivating book, part of a series dedicated to nature's restorative power.

What element is more fundamental to life than water? It flows through our existence, carrying the essence of life itself in its currents. Water is the silent mediator between life and death, health and sickness, and it sustains our very existence.

Both the ancient Egyptians and the Greeks used bathing rituals to help cure physical ailments, the 'Water Cure', while Native American tribes believed in the purifying power of sweat lodges. 'Floatation therapy' and 'hydrotherapy' to treat everything from poor posture to anxiety and depression, is growing in popularity.

In a world increasingly aware of water's vulnerability - amidst news of polluted rivers and widespread water scarcity - understanding and preserving its healing power has never been more crucial. This book invites you to discover water's intrinsic power, following the diverse paths of water's journey, offering insights into harnessing its restorative properties to enhance health, boost well-being, and align more harmoniously with our environment.

This captivating book reveals how our connection with water transcends the physical realm, resonating deeply within our subconscious and spiritual selves. The Healing Nature of Water is your essential guide to unlocking water's energy for personal and environmental resilience.

Chapters include:
-              Sacred water
-              Water for life
-              Using water's vital energies

Charlie Ryrie is an environmental journalist, writer, editor, lecturer and campaigner and was a founder member of Agenda 21, an initiative to improve education about water that was launched at the 1992 Rio Earth Summit. She now runs The Real Cut Flower Garden and The British Flower School.