This Hunza water recipe using Himalayan rock salt comes from simple at-home and an easily obtained inexpensive gourmet ingredient. You and nature create this Hunza water. It's inspired by research discovered from several longevity societies, not just the Hunza people. The term "Hunza water" popularized the idea of "live," pristine and highly mineralized water enough to warrant its further study, so we'll name this recipe Hunza water.
Various isolated societies discovered by doctors, explorers and university professors surprisingly had a water source that some call "glacial milk:" pristine water that tumbles through the sunlight over mountain and ancient sea bed minerals. The idea of Hunza water- whether or not the Hunzas were the healthiest of the longevity societies found - opened up a new awareness in health, so this recipe called Hunza water is a combination of ancient Himalayan "live" minerals (Himalayan rock salt) and water with enhanced "chi" from the sun, all from the easily accessed inexpensive fair trade ingredient called Himalayan pink salt or Himalayan rock salt, water, and a sunny window.
It isn't mysterious and woo-woo - Himalayan pink rock salt is sought out and used by gourmet chefs from around the world. But it does have almost mysterious reported health qualities: It is widely reported to be from a 250 million year old ancient sea bed from a pristine eco-system, contains at least 84 minerals that match the human body's "inner sea" when in perfect health, heals us from a refined salt diet while tasting delicious and satisfying our salt craving, helps return the body to its highest vibrational state.
To get this "live" vibrational quality, this Hunza water uses a product called sole made as described below.
Instructions
1. Fill a sterilized clear glass container with the highest quality drinking water of your choice and set it in the sunny window for 24 hours. According to those who study nature, prana, "chi" or life force, this increases the chi of the water, as happens naturally when nature's water travels down glaciers and mountain sides in the sunlight.
2. Place as many Himalayan pink crystals (not ground Himalayan salt, but the large hand-held rock-sized crystals) in another recycled sterilized glass jelly jar, preferable one without a metal lid, as metal is reported to react with the salt crystals (even chefs who use gourmet sea salt use wooden or plastic to work with it). You'll probably be able to fit about 3 in the jar.
3. Fill this with your sun water, pouring it over the crystals, then refill the sun water and replace it in the window for the next day's use.
4. Let the water and crystals sit for 24 hours in the jelly jar. Within this time, the water will be as saturated as it can be. This water is called sole. For each person involved, you'll remove about a teaspoon of sole a day, and continue to top the jar with more water as long as the salt crystals are still visible. Once gone, start over again. This jar of sole will last a very long time.
5. With a non-metal spoon, remove a teaspoon of sole into a drinking glass and fill that glass with sun water (the amount of drinking water added to the sole doesn't need to be exact, most use about 8 oz.) Drink first thing in the morning on a completely empty stomach and wait for about a half hour before consuming anything else, including regular drinking water. Proponents of this method state the higher vibrational charge will last for 24 hours, so repeat each morning.
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