Water Element

Objects, Symbols & Psychological Character

Yang WATER

  • Water Represents:

    • All calculations (descending node name), lunar eclipse, Milky Way, autumn dew, strong winds, torrential rain, Uranus

  • In Feng Shui Yang Water Represents:

    • Rivers, lakes, irrigation canals and ditches, waterfalls. In Feng Shui the coming dragon [maid- the Qi pulse]. Tunnel, water source, underpass, path, subway, jails

  • Personalities:

    • Sailor, Cavalryman, “Three Nuns and Six Wives” (gossip), a pregnant woman, nanny, nurse, mother, people dressed in white or black, thieves

  • General Yang Water Personality:

    • Realist, tactful, diplomatic, intelligent, self-indulgent, superficial and slurred, open, straightforward, tolerable, gentle on the outside but hardened on the inside

  • Industries:

    • Transportation and Freight, Shipbuilding, Irrigation Engineer, Fireman, Fisheries, Environmental Protection, Frozen Industry, Advertising and Propaganda, Manpower, Independent and Clean Government, Sexuality and Intercourse

  • Body Parts & Organs related to Water

    • Bladder, fallopian tubes, ductus deferens, vas deferens, ureters, blood vessels, lymphatic system, meridian system, mammary gland, pregnancy, fetal movements, diarrhea, lumbago

  • Animals & Symbols:

    • Refrigerator, air conditioner, boat, water source, water pipe, eyedropper and straw, vacuum cleaner, cosmetic cream, hair oil, lubricating oil, motor oil, lime, milk products and dairy, beverages, pearls, precious stones and jade, Color Black, Number 1

  • Water Element is Amoghasiddhi or Karma Buddha Family, direction North and Letter AH ཨཱཿ, color Green and element of Protection and Activities and Element of Mind.

    Water contributes to fluidity and cohesion, manifesting in bodily liquids like blood and moisture. In Tibetan medicine, the water element is one of the five fundamental protoelements that constitute all phenomena in the universe, including the human body, mind, and external environment. It is responsible for the formation of blood, body fluids, the tongue, and the sense of taste.

    The Water element governs fluidity, cohesion, and lubrication within the body, playing a vital role in digestion, nutrient transport, and waste elimination. It is involved in the digestive process, where food is mixed with saliva and stomach acid, and nutrients are extracted as liquid and distributed throughout the body via the bloodstream.

    The Water element also supports the body’s natural detoxification processes, as toxins are neutralized by the liver and kidneys using their own liquid chemicals and excreted through feces and urine.

    Additionally, the Water element is associated with bodily fluids such as tears, sweat, mucous, and pus, which help protect the body from pathogens and maintain moisture. The balance of the water element is essential for maintaining physical and mental health, and its imbalance can contribute to conditions such as edema or dehydration. In the context of emotional health, an excess of the water element is linked to emotions like laziness, dullness, and spiritual ignorance.

A three-tier blue fountain with water flowing from the top to the middle and bottom basins.
Two colorful koi fish swimming in dark water, one with red, white, and blue coloring and the other bright yellow.
A man with his head bowed and hands clasped, appearing distressed, while a woman sitting beside him holds a clipboard and looks at him with concern in a therapy or counseling session.
A small fish tank with colorful artificial plants and a purple crystal on a rock, containing a single orange and black fish.
A black aromatherapy diffuser emitting mist, surrounded by small brown and black essential oil bottles, with a vase holding eucalyptus leaves in the background.
A close-up of a metallic water faucet with a red handle, isolated on a white background.
Elegant white bathtub with gold clawfoot design, surrounded by sheer white curtains, ornate wall details, and gold fixtures in a luxurious bathroom setting.
A woman and a man having a conversation in a bright, modern therapy room. The woman is sitting on a beige couch, and the man is sitting in an orange armchair. There is a desk with a computer and a blue backpack in the background.
A white ultrasonic aroma diffuser emitting vapor, placed on a round white surface next to a small white dish and a white tube.
Blue ink swirling in water creating abstract patterns
Pink sorbet topped with fresh mint leaves in a clear glass bowl
A tub of Blue Bunny homemade vanilla ice cream.

YIN WATER

  • Yin Water Represents:

    • Neptune, black hole, solar eclipse, spring rains, spring morning dew, freezing ice, Seas and Oceans, Island

  • In Feng Shui Yin Water Represents:

    • Irrigation Places, Well, Bath & Toilet, Basement, Warehouse, Prison, Court Shrine, Back Door

  • Personalities:

    • PhD, lawyer, hermit, psychologist, surveyor, diver, detective, secret agent, fisherman, a drunk person, child, beggar

  • General Yin Water Personality:

    • Honest, straightforward, loving and passionate, remembers old friendships, touchy and vulnerable, taciturn, extremely weak, despite latent, ample potential

  • Yin Water Energy:

    • Advisor, Management and Control, Designer, Drafting of Plans and Strategies, Investigation and Surveying, Secret Plans, Escape, Wedding Day, Losses, Storage

  • Body Parts & Organs related to Wood

    • Kidney, reproductive system, internal system, ears (both sense of interrogation and the fluid from ear), cerebrum, bones and skeleton, feet, balance system, memory, saliva

  • Animals & Symbols:

    • Penguin, otter, polar bear, marten, pig, oyster, abalone, seagull, tadpole, fishing net, spirit level, has a water filter machine, sewage treatment plant, umbrella, tent, brush and ink, offering money, detergent, marinated or pickled food, Color blue, Number 1, Demons and spirits, the Underworld

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