Looking inward: The philosophy of The Current

The Current materialized out of a simple human need: to have something real to believe in- faith you can hold in your hand. A presence  that can actually wash your troubles away. Some people will argue whether Water is a bona fide deity. Should we worship it?  Should we keep taking it for granted? We should have a working relationship  with Water. One where we allow ourselves to be carried  along it's current instead of fighting against it. What ever the answer Water deserves  far more respect than we've been giving it. Water checks every box that  the worlds accepted deities claim. Water arrived  on this planet when Earth was nothing but a lifeless rock,  sitting in just the right place from the sun to sustain life. Asteroids and comets- Travelers like the interstellar 3I/Atlas- brought every drop  that exists here now. Every tear we shed, every cloud in the sky,  every flake of snow, every wave that breaks on the shore, all of it  is part of the same ancient body. We share that body. We are mostly Water- sixty to seventy percent. what remains is our free will. That's why we all look different, act different, choose different paths, yet still carry the same internal  compass. We are variations of the same source. Life as we know it depends on Water's three states. Steam powers  the energy we rely on. Ice preserves and protects. Liquid  fills, nourishes, shapes and sustains. It is everywhere , in everything and without it we would not exist. Water is balance. Perfect balance. It has only one side- you cannot turn it over to see another. It is beginning and end, alpha and omega. It's origin is celestial. It is the only celestial being that lives on Earth. And there is no denying it's power.  Stand on the edge of the ocean and try not  to feel the immensity of it. No one can. The Current is made up of people  who have found another way of life. We sweep our own porch. We fix instead of blame. We meditate daily because stillness is part of the flow. We divide  our burdens into two categories:  the things we can change and the things we cannot. What we cannot change, we release- ceremonially, intentionally- so we are not dragged under by worry. This is a philosophy born from living, not borrowed from someone else's ideology. It's a foundation built on practicality and fact. It is something to believe in that  you can touch and feel. It's power comes from it's simplicity. I'm not here to convince you of anything. I'm simply telling you what I believe. You're welcome to step up to the Waters edge and decide for yourself.