Introduction
Water by many is considered to be total inanimate and
lifeless, though considering how it is so essential to life and that life
surges forth from it, is it really as lifeless as we think.
The following excerpt comes from a book written by Viktor
Schauberger titled “The Water Wizard, the
Extraordinary Properties of Natural Water”, edited and translated by Callum
Coats.
Excerpt
“Water and its vital
interaction with the forest was Viktor's principal preoccupation. He viewed
water as a living entity, the 'Blood of Mother-Earth', which is born in the
womb of the forest. Our mechanistic, materialistic and extremely superficial
way of looking at things, however, prevents us from considering water to be
anything other than inorganic, i.e. supposedly without life but, while
apparently having no life itself, can nevertheless miraculously create life in
all its forms. Life is movement and is epitomised by water, which is in a
constant state of motion and transformation, both externally and internally. In
confirmation of this fact, water is able to combine with more substances than
any other molecule and, flowing as water, sap and blood, is the creator of the
myriad life-forms on this planet. How then could it ever be construed as
life-less in accordance with the chemist's clinical view of water, defined as
the inorganic substance H2O? This short description is a gross
misrepresentation, As the fundamental basis of all life, water is itself a
living entity and should be treated as such. Failure to do so quickly
transforms it into an enemy, rather than the nurturer and furtherer of all life
that it should be "This civilisation is the work of man, who high-handedly
and ignorant of the true workings of Nature, has created a world without
meaning or foundation, which now threatens to destroy him, for through his behaviour
and his activities, he, who should be her master, has disturbed Nature's
inherent unity."
Apart from the more
familiar categories of water, there are, according to Viktor Schauberger, as
many varieties of water as there are animals and plants. Were water merely the
sterile, distilled H20 as claimed by science, it would be poisonous
to all living things. H2O or 'juvenile water' is sterile, distilled
water and devoid of any so-called 'impurities'. It has no developed character
and qualities. As a young, immature, growing entity, it grasps like a baby at
everything within reach. It absorbs the characteristics and properties of
whatever it comes into contact with or has attracted to itself in order to grow
to maturity. This 'everything' - the so-called 'impurities'- takes the form of
trace elements, minerals, salts and even smells! Were we to drink pure H2O
constantly, it would quickly leach out all our store of minerals and trace
elements, debilitating and ultimately killing us. Like a growing child, juvenile
water takes and does not give. Only when mature, i.e. when suitably enriched
with raw materials, is it in a position to give, to dispense itself freely and
willingly, thus enabling the rest of life to develop. Before the birth of
water, there was no life.”
End (12).
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