Grace of Water candle
Flow with Tranquil Balance
Handmade candle
Before healing comes the letting go.
Grace of Water is your invitation to soften, a ritual of release and renewal. Handcrafted with reverence, this candle carries the essence of gentle streams and still reflections—the quiet magic of surrender.
Its fresh pairing—bergamot, the dawn of clarity; and lemon, the lift of light—flows through the air like breath through water: smooth, bright, endlessly soothing. Let each flame remind you that strength can be soft, and balance begins in stillness.
Whisper, “I flow with grace. I begin again.”
Let yourself be carried.
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Water element
Ayurveda reminds us that everything in life is nature – and everything in nature is made up of five elements: earth, fire, water, air and space (also known as ether). Since us humans are part of nature too, our bodies are also made up of these elements – in three different blends, which Ayurveda calls Doshas.
In Ayurveda, the water element (Jala) is one of the five fundamental elements (Pancha Mahabhutas) that form the building blocks of life. It represents fluidity, adaptability, nourishment, and cohesion, playing a vital role in maintaining balance within the body, mind, and spirit.
Water and your body
Water governs all fluids in the body, including blood, lymph, saliva, digestive juices, and cellular moisture. It ensures proper hydration, detoxification, and nutrient transportation. Without water, the body cannot sustain essential functions such as circulation, digestion, and waste elimination.
Signs of balanced water
Proper hydration and glowing skin
Smooth digestion and regular elimination
Emotional stability and a sense of calm
Good energy levels and physical endurance
Nurturing the Water element
To maintain balance, Ayurveda recommends practices that regulate and enhance the fire element
Drink warm or room-temperature water throughout the day.
Eat hydrating foodsConsume water-rich fruits and vegetables such as cucumbers, melons, and leafy greens.
Practice oil massage (Abhyanga)Apply warm herbal oils to nourish the skin and prevent dryness.
Mindful breathing and meditationEngage in calming practices that encourage emotional balance and fluidity of thought.
