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WATER: THOUGHTS FOR PONDERING “If you gave me several million years, there would be nothing that did not grow in beauty if it were surrounded by water.” Jan Erik Vold, “Though not recognized by mainstream science, you can say that, in some sense, living water performs this intercommunicating function between all organisms, groups of organisms, populations, natural kingdoms and the world, creating a network of sensitivity throughout all of life, even between life on Earth and the Cosmos, so that nothing can happen without affecting other processes; all are linked together by water. It may even drive evolution.” Alick Bartholomew Wherever Water appears, as moisture in the soil from which it runs as brooks, streams, rivers to fill up ponds, lakes, and even oceans, water becomes the life-giver, and simultaneously provides a viable environment for an endless number of microorganisms, plants and animals. ?Once water is brought into motion, it reveals a wide variety of activities. It becomes the medium for all different sorts of shape-forming processes and the place wherein there is an inexhaustible activity of renewal and recreation of forms. Wolfram Schwenk “We stand on the threshold of a new era. One of its most potent symbols is the sign of Aquarius, the server who carries on his shoulder a jar of water so full that it pours over, and yet the flow never diminishes. The water flows continually and in abundance. This brings to mind the image of a spring which draws upon an apparently inexhaustible supply of water from beneath the earth. In spite of its insignificant appearance and its tiny form the spring may be the source of a great river which brings water to a multitude. And without the spring that water would not be tapped. “The jar of water, posed upon the shoulders, is a sign of the burden of service. It is not easy to serve,” writes Alice Bailey. The skilled servers in the world, symbolically the Aquarian water-carriers, tap the limitless source of love and, t