| The Messages from Water |
These images are of frozen water molecules taken by a high powered electron microscope. As you can see during the process of freezing the individual water molecules become organised into crystalline structures: forming beautiful mandala like shapes and configurations ...
Masura Emoto, the researcher, found that the location or source of the water has a profound effect on the nature of these formations – water coming from ancient and holy springs were more remarkable and more beautiful than that of water from the tap in the city. What is it that makes the water behave differently? In some cases the chemical components such as the common pollutants, chlorine and fluoride for example will make the molecules behave differently due to the altered chemical structure of the water molecule and form different structures when frozen. But what happens when the water is exposed to such things as music, spoken or written words or intention?
Music and sound acts as a vibration upon the water molecule and consequently has an organising effect and the resultant structure of the crystals represents the energetic or intuitive understanding of the sound. Beethoven’s ‘Pastorale’ creates a structure that is remarkably different to that of Chopin’s ‘Fairwell Song’.
Likewise the words we use have a profound effect on the formation of the crystals. Words such as thankyou, love and appreciation, soul and angel have a beautiful mandala formation; while words such as demon and devil have murky almost destructive configuration. The words we use in everyday life therefore have the potential to influence the water in our very cells – these words (and thoughts) determine (amongst other environmental stimulus) the organising facility of the water in our cells directly affecting the way that we think and feel.
Why does prayer or song make us feel good? We are changing the chemical sructure of the water in our bodies into beautiful sacred mandalas. Once again, the external world has a very real and physical impact upon our internal worlds. The mind, body and emotions are inextricably linked.
Find out more at Masura Emoto’s web page: www.hado.net
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