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Book Review: Hidden Messages in Water

This is an extremely interesting book written by Masaru Emoto. It makes you think twice about what water really is.

I first heard about this book after watching the movie, ‘What the Bleep Do We Know!?’  In the movie the lead character (Marlee Matlin) is in the subway where a tour guide is discussing the knowledge gained from Masaru Emoto’s research. Check out the clip below.

In his book, Emoto explains his theory, that water, exposed to positive thoughts, picutres, music and words forms beautiful complete crystals, while exposure to negative thoughts and words form ugly or incomplete crystals.

The basis of his experiments was to have words, either written or spoken, to a sample of water - sometimes distilled or tap, freeze it, then take photographs of the resulting crystals if there were any.

He discovered that the words ‘love and gratitude’ formed the most perfect crystals when written on paper and taped to the bottle of water for the water to ‘read’.  Defective water crystals were formed on exposure to phrases such as “You Fool” and “Do It”. He noted that distilled and spring water made the most crystals. 

Emoto used these finding to explain that because human beings are 60 - 70% water in adulthood, that we should treat each other with kind words and show ‘love and gratitude’ to all.  He also stated that everything has it’s own vibration, which can be felt by some people. Vibration and resonance seem to be a common thread in the books I’ve read so far.

In addition to words, he also played various types of music for the water, finding that classical music resulted in beautiful crystals, and heavy metal created ugly ones. 

Here’s another video that explains the positive and negative energy effects on water crystals:

Interview with Masaru Emoto

I would recommend reading.

Enjoy!

Happy Friday the 13th…

So it’s Friday the 13th….oooooo. I was in a meeting today and made that comment and literally everyone had shivers go down there spine. Why are people so afraid of a day?

The number 13 has long been considered by superstitious Westerners to be unlucky. Even today, many towns and suburbs don’t have 13 as a street number, or 13th Street, and most hotels do not have rooms with 13 on the door. Many tall buildings do not have a 13th storey, with the elevator going straight from Floor 12 to 14.

Well the one thing I know is that almost everyone in the Western hemisphere is afraid of the number 13.  If you notice it’s been removed from floor - they jump from 12 to 14, streets are rarely called thirteenth street and some hotels don’t have 13 on the door of suites.

I say we change our frequency on that and embrace the day as a special and lucky day. So Happy Friday the 13th!!

Find out more why Friday the 13th is scary.

Book Review: The Law of Attraction in Action

Just finished reading ‘The Law of Attraction in Action’ by Deanna Davis and thought it was a great read. It gives you a lot of tools to help you put the LOA -that’s what she calls it - into your daily life. At the back of her book she has a great resource section will all the books I guess she read for reference. Give it a read, let me know what you thought.

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