How it Works

Food Church Free Water will be delivered through on-site rain-water collection, trusted & tested wells (where available), and natural springs (where available). There will be no requirements for accessing Food Church Free Water. Rain-water collection will be accessible within 1 year. Well & natural spring water (where available) accessible immediately.

Since ancient times, water has been viewed as a living entity with spirit, agency, autonomy, and rights. It is a life-giver and decision-maker with its own freedoms, purpose, ability to choose paths, sustain life, and form natural rhythms. Many cultures have revered it as the originating substance of everything in the universe–the source from which all things arise and to which they ultimately return. Water is ubiquitous, essential for life, and capable of transformation into other elements like earth, air, and fire. Movement and life in the cosmos implies a soul or spirit, and because water causes movement, it was considered alive or ensouled. Thus, water held a central, dynamic, and life-giving role in the cosmos, symbolizing the unity and interconnectedness of all things.

Food Church acknowledges that Water exhibits complex behaviors beyond being a passive solvent. It is shown to be an active participant in cellular activities, chemical reactions, nutrient transport, and energy cycles. It directs biochemical processes, including catalysis, enzyme function, and energy transfer. Water molecules create dynamic structures, facilitate information processing, and store and transmit energy.

Water displays multiple life-like physiological characteristics: RESPIRATION (interaction with oxygen), METABOLISM (energy storage and transfer), and even NEUROLOGICAL features like information processing and the capacity to remember. Modern scientific studies point to the fact that water can contain sensory and verbal knowledge characteristics and even demonstrates aging and death patterns akin to living organisms.

Although it would seem that all water is “alive,” we use the term “Living Water” to refer to healthful, life imbuing water that has been treated in accordance with its needs. Only when Water is mature and suitably enriched with raw materials is it in a position to give, dispensing itself freely and willingly, thus enabling the rest of life to develop.

When Water is handled or processed incorrectly or ignorantly, it becomes either stripped or diseased, imparting this condition to all other organisms, causing their eventual physical decay and death, and in the case of human beings, imparting to their moral, mental and spiritual deterioration as well.

Water such as sterile, distilled H20, while devoid of any so-called “impurities,” is additionally stripped of its “living” qualities. It has no developed character and as a young, immature and growing entity, it will immediately absorb the properties of everything (including impurities, trace elements, minerals, salts, even smells!) it comes into contact with. This unfortunately leaches out organisms’ store of minerals and trace elements, which can be useful for cleansing purposes, but eventually leads to a processing deficit, rather than surplus, in terms hydration & health.

“The Upholder of the Cycles which support the whole of Life, is water. In every drop of water dwells the Godhead, whom we all serve; therein also dwells Life, the Living Soul of the ‘First’ substance – Water – whose boundaries and banks are the capillaries that guide it and in which it circulates.” – Viktor Schauberger

Well, long story short, humans can’t. True Living Water spends extensive time inside the earth completing a necessary half of the well known Hydrological Cycle.

The first half of the Hydrological Cycle:

• evaporating and forming clouds;
• falling again as rain,
• draining away over the ground-surface

The second half of the Hydrological Cycle:

• infiltration of water into the Earth;
• passage through the +4°C(39.2°F) centre-stratum of the groundwater;
• purification at this temperature;
• further sinking into subterranean aquifers due to its own weight;
• transition to a vaporous state due to strong geothermal influences;
• rising again towards the ground-surface with a simultaneous uptake of nutrients;
• cooling of the water and deposition of nutrients;
• draining away over the ground-surface;

at which point the Water either

• evaporates and forms clouds, falling again as rain
• or infiltrates into the earth

As stewards of Water, we aim to protect all sources of this valuable life-giving Water. When Living Water is unavailable, we strive to emulate the “in earth” or second half of the cycle as closely as the situation allows.

The process typically has three phases:

1. Remove all the crud from typical municipal water or non-living wells (Filtering processes such reverse osmosis).
2. Re-mineralize with a wide variety of water soluble minerals.
3. Re-energize by vortexing.

With that, the non-living, leach-inducing water becomes much more suited for organism nourishment and growth.