How to Make Healing Color-Charged Water at Home

Did you know you can transform regular tap water into healing water using color therapy? By charging water with colored light, you can create a natural remedy for health and wellness. Here's how to make your own color-charged water at home!

 

 

Step 1: Find Colored Glass Bottles

 Look for glass bottles in various colors at thrift stores, flea markets, or online. Each color is believed to have unique healing properties, so choose the color that aligns with your needs.

 

 

 

Step 2: Charge the Water with Light

 Fill your chosen bottle with clear water and place it in a sunny window for 6–8 hours. Even if it’s cloudy, the water will still absorb the light energy. This process "charges" the water with the healing properties of the color.

 

 

 

Step 3: Store Your Healing Water

 Once charged, store the colored water in the refrigerator for up to 5 days. To use, drink a small glass three times a day or apply it directly to the affected area for localized healing.

 

 

Color-charged water is a simple, affordable remedy that combines natural light energy with the power of color therapy. Start your wellness journey today with this easy DIY solution!

 

RED – Warming, invigorating.  Use to combat tiredness and lethargy. Raise low blood pressure, boost circulation.

 

PINK – Use pink as a substitute for red on younger children.

 

ORANGE - Boost respiratory system. Used to combat asthma and bronchitis and as a  tonic & laxative.

 

YELLOW –Mild sedative, removes fears.  Used to combat indigestion, constipation, and menstrual problems.

 

GREEN - Overall healing, general tonic and revitalizer. Used for heart trouble, headaches, ulcers, colds and boils.

 

BLUE – Antiseptic and cooling, use on inflammations, cuts burns and rheumatism.

 

INDIGO – Mild narcotic. Removes fears and fear of the dark.  Used for emotional disorders, deafness and eyes.

 

VIOLET - Purifying, restores calm to mind. Used for acne, all types of skin disorders and insomnia.

 

Rowan Morgana 2014          

Sources Buckland’s Complete Source of Witchcraft

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