The Consciousness of Water

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Water covers about 71% of the Earth’s surface. All life on the Earth requires water to survive including people, plants, and animals. Water is the most abundant molecule on the Earth and is made of 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom, a.k.a. as H2O. All life in one form or another needs to drink water to live. The human body contains up to 78% water. Water has a surface tension which can form drops on any surface. Water is also commonly known as “the universal solvent” because most substances will dissolve in water. Pure water has no smell, taste, or color.

Dr. Masaru Emoto is a Japanese author best known for his claims that human speech and our thoughts when they are directed at water droplets just before they are frozen will result in an image of water crystals that form uniformly and beautifully when positive emotions are present. Likewise the more unattractive water crystals are formed from negative thoughts or words that are directed to water. Polluted water appears the same as the negative-thought water crystals from lab test. In 1999 Emoto wrote “Messages from Water” and has written several volumes on the subject claiming that water responds to prayer, music, words spoken aloud or by attaching written words to a container of water, and getting a reaction. Examples of this can be seen on YouTube.com and other websites featuring Dr. Emoto’s work with water.

Over the years of research Emoto has exposed water to music, spoken words, words typed, pictures, and videos. Afterwards the water was crystallized and photographed in detail. The results were amazing. Water can actually respond to everything around it. Dr. Emoto has several good books on the topic of water consciousness like “ The Message of Water, Vol.1” (June 1999), “ The Message of Water, Vol.2” (November 2001), “The Hidden Messages in Water” (April 2004 Eng., 2001 Jap.), “The Message from Water III: Love Thyself” (January 2006), “Water Crystals Healing: Music & Images to Restore Your Well Being” (17 October 2006), clearly show’s that our thoughts affect everything around us.