LUNAR NEW YEARS DAY RECIPES

Steps:

• Pour water in the bowl. If it's your first time, use 3 cups of water. Otherwise, feel free to experiment with the amounts.
• Put the bowl in a place where it will be lit by the moonlight, preferably outside, but it could be near a window inside your home. It's a good idea to use a glass bowl or a transparent bottle to allow the light to reach the water without obstructions. It doesn't matter if it's cloudy outside, since moonlight, just like sunlight, can pierce through the clouds easily.
• As you place the water in the moonlight, consecrate it by saying out loud:
• Your intention/petition could be attracting more money to your life, healing a part of your body, fixing a relationship, or anything else where you want to focus this sacred energy.
• You don't need to leave the water outside all night. A few hours is enough, but make sure to collect it before dawn, before the sunlight touches it.
• Filter out any insects that might have landed on the water and pour it in a bottle or jar. Store it in a dark place such as a kitchen cabinet or refrigerator until you use it.

Steps:

• Pour water in the bowl. If it's your first time, use 3 cups of water. Otherwise, feel free to experiment with the amounts.
• Put the bowl in a place where it will be lit by the moonlight, preferably outside, but it could be near a window inside your home. It's a good idea to use a glass bowl or a transparent bottle to allow the light to reach the water without obstructions. It doesn't matter if it's cloudy outside, since moonlight, just like sunlight, can pierce through the clouds easily.
• As you place the water in the moonlight, consecrate it by saying out loud:
• Your intention/petition could be attracting more money to your life, healing a part of your body, fixing a relationship, or anything else where you want to focus this sacred energy.
• You don't need to leave the water outside all night. A few hours is enough, but make sure to collect it before dawn, before the sunlight touches it.
• Filter out any insects that might have landed on the water and pour it in a bottle or jar. Store it in a dark place such as a kitchen cabinet or refrigerator until you use it.