What is Water element or Jal tattwa?
The Water element — Apas in Sanskrit, Jala in Ayurveda represents fluidity, nourishment, emotion, purification and adaptability. It plays a pivotal role in both nature and human systems governing fertility, transformation, and abundance. Simply put it is the energy which helps us to taste and procreate or design. We can hear, feel, see and taste this element, but cannot smell this element.
Sattvic (Positive Attributes) of Water in Health:
Rajasic (Neutral Attributes) of Water
Tamasic (Negative Attributes) of Water: Increased lust energy
The various aspects and transitions of WATER Element
Sensory Organ - Tongue
Sense and component parts - Taste
Sense Instruments - Procreation
Chakra or Energy Centre - Sacral or Svadhisthana Chakra
Chakral organs associated - The organs associated with the taste and reproduction faculty are tongue and lower abdomen region i.e. kidneys, urinary bladder, genitals, penis, vagina, ovaries, and related sexual organs located in lower abdomen
Associated Season - Rainy Season
Associated Colour - Orange
Presence in form of - Water Bodies - lakes, rivers, seas, and oceans
Careers with Positive Water - Design Thinking related careers.
The higher taste with strong taste buds of tongue.Film makers, creative oriented careers like architecture, fine arts, event management etc Career bottlenecks with negative Water - Lack of flow in life, Not being able to forget and forgive the past hurts and hateful memories, clinging to past
Businesses
Water
based Products - Water Filter, Mineral water bottles, Water treatment
plants, water tanks, water pipelines, Bathroom fittings - taps, flush
etc.
Water based services - Water filteration services, Plumber services,
NGOs - wateraid.org, water.org,
Imbalance in Water - Disorders
In Human Healthcare - Hyponatremia and Hypernatremia, Kidney disorders - urinary track infection, reproductive ailments like erectile dysfunction in men, paraphimosis, and, PCOD, menstrual cramps etc among women.
Natural calamities associated with imbalance of water -
Excess water - Floods,
Water Scarcity - droughts, heat waves, cyclones, tornados, etc.
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