Is My Water Moon Water If It Wasn't Exposed to Sunlight?
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curious_cat42
Hey everyone! I charged a jar of water under the full moon last night but took it inside pretty early, around 6:30 AM. It definitely didn't get any direct sunlight since it gets that in the afternoon. I'm curious, does this mean I successfully made moon water, or is it still considered solar water?
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Everyone has their own method for making moon water. I keep it simple—I use it for my drinks and do a little spell while sipping. I usually place it on my altar or in my kitchen. Trust your instincts and have fun experimenting!
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It's totally fine! I think a lot of the worry about sunlight 'undoing' moon water is just hype. Your water was charged by the moon, and the sun won't affect it that fast. You're good!
glittery_pineapple: I’ve heard that too! Some say if the water's exposed to both moon and sun, it’s a mix of both energies, which can be really balanced.
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You're definitely overthinking it! If you charged it under the full moon, it's moon water regardless of its exposure to sunlight afterward. Just enjoy it!
curious_cat42: Happy to hear that! 😊
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I fetch my moon water by noon, and it's still moon water because that's what I intended. Timing doesn’t take away from its essence!
curious_cat42: I see. Then it'll be fine, I guess. 🌕
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curious_cat42: Thank you! I'm not into complicated stuff either. I feel like I'm getting the hang of it, but it’s nice to check in sometimes. 😊