Elder Lawrence Jordan is a Water Healer and facilitator known for creating calm rooms and clear minds—without demanding belief, complex techniques, or hours of practice. His simple method—the Water‑Centered Reset—pairs guided breath with focused attention on water to help the nervous system down‑shift from reactivity to steadiness. In 30–90 minutes, participants feel a tangible change: shoulders lower, jaw softens, and the next task feels doable.

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Lawrence has spent more than two decades serving communities through intuitive work, teaching, and live “water conversations,” where participants learn to use water as a mirror rather than a sponge. Today he brings that experience into two lanes: private sessions for individuals and corporate‑ready programs through Bountiful Visions. Whether he’s working with an over‑extended caregiver, a startup team before a sprint, or a clinic staff after a tough quarter, the aim is the same—less reactivity, more clarity, and practical steps you can repeat tomorrow.

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How it works: The reset uses slow nasal breathing, grounded posture, and a brief, guided focus with water. Participants are invited—not pressured—to try a single sentence: “Only consent opens; only what’s mine aligns.” The combination signals safety, helps thoughts settle, and gives people a portable 10‑second cue they can reuse before meetings, patient interactions, or hard conversations. Sessions are chair‑based, no‑touch, and camera‑optional; audio‑only works fine too.

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For organizations: Lawrence delivers three formats—Ripple (30 min), Current (90 min), and Tide (Half‑day). Each includes a simple pre/post pulse so leaders can see change the same day. Teams routinely report fewer interruptions, steadier tone, and easier agreement on next steps.

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Programs are available virtually or onsite (DFW in‑person; travel by arrangement). Vendor docs (W‑9/COI) and clear terms make booking straightforward.

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For individuals: Private Water Intuitive Sessions focus on immediate relief and clear guidance. Clients often add a small‑batch Mood Spray to refresh rooms and end the day clean. An aftercare card makes the practice simple at home: sip water, breathe slowly, say the line once, and let the nervous system reset.

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Facilitation values: consent‑first; culturally fluent; psychologically safe; accessible and trauma‑aware. If a participant prefers to observe, that’s honored. If they need the language to be purely secular, it already is.

What clients notice: a deep sigh or yawn within minutes; jaw and chest softening; a drop in background agitation; a clearer “next right move.” Leaders notice better meetings the same day and steadier collaboration in the days that follow.

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Lawrence is based in Richardson, Texas (DFW) and works with clients worldwide via Zoom. He also performs and teaches in community spaces, blending music and movement with water‑centered practice. His creative brand line is “Spiritual Conversations with Elder Lawrence Jordan.”

 

Disclaimer: This work complements medical and mental‑health care and does not replace licensed treatment.