Universal Tao Basic Practices and Preparation ExercisesSacred Water Practice
Invoke the power of the Sacred Water practice to cleanse and heal the body’s sick,
toxic or negative energy. If you are working with a group of people, direct your
energy through the energy body overhead and into each person’s star, as you
guide them through the procedure.
Outline of PracticeI. Hold a glass one quarter full of water in your left hand, folding the middle and the
ring fingers into the center of the palm.
II. Hold the glass in front of your body as you point the ‘Sword Fingers’ of your right
hand up to Heaven.
III. Make a request to receive healing energy and feel yourself touch a heavenly pool of
sacred water energy. Feel the pool pouring down heavenly water to fill your arm.
IV. Place your fingers on the cup and ask:
Command 1: “Yin power and good fortune come from the east. Yin power
please dissolve all negative energy, all sickness and bad fortune”. Make a
cross over the top of the cup.
V. Bring your arm down and point the sword fingers around the inner rim of the glass.
Smile as you circle the fingers around the rim.
Command 2: “By my request. Please carry out the order now.” Repeat this
three times, charging the water with Yin Power. Project your thoughts into the wa-
ter.
VI. Use the thumb and index finger to remove the sick energy from the cup, without
touching the water. Do this three times. Talk to the sick cells. Tell them to listen to
your command:
Command 3: “All sick cells please listen: Clear, clean and bright, this Sacred
Water will take all the sickness away.”
VII. Repeat the order and visualize yourself removing the sick energy from the cells
and returning it to Mother Earth for recycling.
VIII.Hold the cup with both hands near your heart.
Command 4: “This Sacred Water will give me/you health, wealth and
longevity.”
Project love, joy, thankfulness, gratefulness, appreciation and the energy of com-
passion into the cup.
IX. The Sacred Water will carry the message of the practice to all the cells, where it will
remain. If you are practicing in a group, drink the water in unison. If you are working
with a student, pass the glass using both hands.