Intelligent Water
One of my goals in life is to become and remain a life long learner. The world is a pretty fascinating place and there is always more to discover and learn about.
The coolest attribute of children is their curiosity. They want to explore, understand and make sense of unfamiliar things.
As adults, our minds attend to responsibilities and the curious nature slowly fades. This is a tragic loss.
What If Curiosity Never Fades?
Someone who never lost his curiosity was Dr. Masaru Emoto. He was a Japanese researcher and a Doctor of alternative medicine.
Emoto was known for his experiments with frozen water crystals. He would expose water samples to Classical music, freeze the samples and observe the formations the ice crystals would create.
Likewise, he would expose the samples to Heavy Metal music, freeze and observe those.
The results are fascinating. The crystals formed from samples exposed to Mozart or Bach, would be beautiful, intricate and symmetrical. But the ones exposed to Heavy Metal were disjointed, chaotic and ugly.
Can Words Affect Water?
With these amazing findings, Emoto expanded his experiments. He would attach written words on paper to a water container, facing the water. He would write positive words like: love, peace, thank you or happiness, then freeze and observe.
He would repeat with negative words like: hate, war or kill.
The results were similar to the music experiment. Love and peace produced near perfect snowflake-like crystal formations while hate and war froze into formless shapes. Another interesting aspect is that it didn't matter what language was written on the container, the effects were the same for the particular word.
“Miracles are not contrary to nature but only contrary to what we know about nature.”
― St. Augustine
When Water Meets Prayer
Wondering how far the phenomenon would reach, he took samples from a pond and froze them.
He had a priest pray over the pond and sampled again. The prayed-over water was similar to the Classical music experiment and positive words, nothing like the original samples of plain pond water.
Emoto conducted many other experiments which you can learn about here: https://masaru-emoto.net/en/
Emoto passed away in 2014 but his work continues.
Taking The Experiments A Step Further
Veda Austin is a researcher in New Zealand continuing the intelligent water study. She has expanded to water exposed to photographs as well as other influences.
One of Austin’s experiments involved placing a sunflower seed in a petri dish. After being nearly frozen, the crystal formation looked like a fully grown sunflower.
These experiments show how water is affected by humans and other factors surrounding it. It responds to thoughts and attitudes.
It sounds completely unbelievable. But Austin has accumulated tens of thousands of photographs she believes shows a consistent phenomenon. It’s hard to call so many a coincidence. See her work here: https://www.vedaaustin.com/
An interesting side note is that any processing done to the water (chlorination, fluoridization or microwaves) eliminates the mirroring effect.
But the image from a fern lined stream will show fern patterns. The closer to the source, the clearer the images.
Why Haven't We Heard More About This?
There are many observations to make from all this. The first is why it isn’t more common knowledge? We’ve all heard of Sir Isaac Newton and the theory of gravity. This has implications like gravity, we are all affected by water. We all use it daily and can’t survive without it. It is a ubiquitous element in our world. But some will relegate it to Weirdo Science.
If it can be proven and repeated, it is legitimate science, albeit unusual.
Where Science And Faith Begin To Collide
On Veda Austin’s website, there’s a section called The Intelligence of Water. I think it offers a clue to why it hasn’t been widely embraced by the science community.
If water is intelligent, it naturally points to intelligent design, a term used by creationists so as not to trigger atheists by saying God.
If these experiments became more widely known it could lead some to ask what else have scientists been downplaying because it erodes the foundation of evolution or the big bang theory?
One must protect the institutions it took decades to build credibility for.
If This Is True, What Does It Mean For Us?
Another observation is that we humans are made up of 70% water, 90% for babies.
If these studies are accurate, how are we affected by words, thoughts, images and by our environment in general?
This could explain a great deal about self-esteem, emotions and intuition. The water studies suggest you are composed mostly of antennae receiving signals from all around, good or bad.
We are also sending signals to other mostly water humans, affecting them with our words and attitudes.
Gut feelings, hunches and intuition make more sense in light of 70% of our bodies drawing information from what and who is around us.
Also, there are people who say we are all a part of everything. Does this lend some legitimacy to their idea? Are we more interconnected than we ever considered?
Leave your thoughts in the comments. Is this a nonsensical hoax or an eye opening revelation to the world we live in? Are you considering unsubscribing or wondering where to buy petri dishes?
