Water songs, deeply resonant with the life-giving essence of water, hold a unique place in music. These melodies often transcend mere entertainment, serving as invocations for healing, purity, and harmony. “Water Song,” by Nalini Blossom, exemplifies this beautifully, acting as a sonic tapestry woven with threads of ancient mantras and heartfelt prayers for the planet’s waters. This exploration delves into the profound meaning behind the lyrics of “Water Song,” uncovering its connection to a powerful Japanese mantra and its intention to cleanse and harmonize not just the Earth’s waters, but also our own cellular essence.
The inspiration for “Water Song” is deeply rooted in the work of Dr. Masaru Emoto, a Japanese researcher renowned for his studies on the effect of human consciousness on the molecular structure of water. Emoto championed the mantra “The Grand Invocation” for world peace, believing in its power to purify and harmonize. Nalini Blossom’s “Water Song” incorporates this very mantra, “UCHU NO MUGEN NO CHIKARA GA KORI KOTTE MAKOTO NO DAIWA NO MIYO GA NARI NATTA,” which translates to “The eternal power of the Universe has gathered itself to create the world with true and grand harmony.” This potent invocation forms the spiritual backbone of the song, lending it a vibrational quality intended to purify and heal. Emoto himself recognized and appreciated the song, highlighting its alignment with his peace and water healing initiatives before his passing.
Image alt text: Album art for Water Song by Nalini Blossom. Serene image with blue and green hues evoking water and nature. The artist name and song title are subtly displayed.
Beyond the Japanese mantra, the lyrics of “Water Song” expand into English and Spanish, further amplifying its message of global water healing. The English lyrics, “We pray for healing blessings on the waters / We pray for healing blessings on the sea / We pray for healing blessings on the rivers / That they may shine in crystal purity/flow in perfect harmony,” directly express the song’s purpose. They are a heartfelt plea for the purification and restoration of water bodies worldwide, envisioning them in a state of pristine clarity and balanced flow.
The Spanish verses, “El Agua es la fuente de la vida / El Agua es la sangre que corre por las venas / El Agua refleja el ciclo de la luna / El Agua purifica y hay que protegerla / El Agua limpia , el Agua cura / Mantengamos el Agua cristalina y pura / Asi yo rezo a Yemanja / Ven con tus sirenas a purificar,” deepen the connection to water’s vital role. These lyrics emphasize water as the source of life, the blood of the Earth, and a reflective element tied to lunar cycles. They also invoke Yemanjá, a prominent water deity in Afro-Brazilian religions, appealing for her and her sirens to purify the waters, adding a layer of rich cultural and spiritual significance. The repetition of “Gracias Aguita Sagrada / Thank you sacred water” reinforces gratitude and reverence for water’s sacred nature.
“Water Song” is more than just a piece of music; it’s a sonic prayer designed to resonate with the healing frequencies of water itself. It encourages listeners to contemplate the importance of water, both within ourselves and in the wider world, and to participate in a collective intention for its purification and harmonious flow. Through its multilingual lyrics and powerful mantra, Nalini Blossom’s “Water Song” serves as a potent reminder of water’s sacredness and our interconnectedness with this essential element of life.
