A Rite to Heal Oceans

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This is a rite for the oceans of the world. Despite modern knowledge concerning the fragility of our ocean, pollution continues. If you have an opportunity to do so, go to the beach at least once just to perform this ritual. If not, perform this rite at home. This isn't a time for private, personal spells. This is a time of giving to the oceans: of lending them the strength to survive. (Some may see this rite as treading upon the free will of others, or even manipulative magic. That's fine, simply alter the visualizations.)

Walk into the water. Contact the element. Get wet (you needn't swim). Then sit on the sand.

Flow from one visualizations to the next. Maintain each for as long as you can before continuing on.

~ Visualize a sparkling clean ocean, free of pollution. The moon shines onto it, scattering silver light upon its vast expanse. Waves break as they approach you, each strong and pure and clean. The foam glows with blue-green light.

~ Visualize the swells that create waves, formed in distant. Feel their power. Visualize them as being strong and pure and clean.

~ Visualize a beach on a hot summer day. See people taking their trash with them, away from the ocean. Visualize the oceans as being strong pure and clean.

~ Visualize a harbor bustling with ships. See their owners and all who sail on teh sea refusing to pollute the water. Visualize the oceans as being strong pure and clean.

~ Visualize a city by the ocean. See its factories refusing to discharge toxins into the water. Visualize the oceans as being strong and pure and clean.

~ Visualize our planet as seen from space. See its inhabitants as ocean-loving creatures, surrounded water. Visualize the ocean as being and pure and clean.

~ Visualize a sparkling clean ocean, free of pollution. The sun shines onto it, brightening its vast expanse. Waves break as they approach, each strong and pure and clean. The foam whitely glistens. Fish swim beneath its surface through clear water. Crabs scatter on surf-splashed rocks. Coral polyps build reefs. Dolphins and seals dance through the waves. Whales echo their calls. Restless sharks manuever through the depths. Seaweed waves in shadowy splendor . . . and throughout the world, we finally realize the ocean is our mother, and that we'll take care of her.

Following the visualization, touch the water once again.

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