Relovoutionay new discoveries about the properties of water!
there are some amazing scientific studies going on right now about the properties of water. does water have memory and consciousness? it has been shown, by masaru emoto, that water restructures itself depending on what type of energy it is exposed too. you can see this if you direct the energy towards the water, then cryogenically flash freeze it and then study the architecture of the crystals formed. the pattern that emerged showed that the more loving and positive the energy the more complex and beautiful the crystals. and the more negatively charged the energy, like hate or anger, the more disorganized and chaotic the crystal appeared.
well this has been taken even farther. it was discovered that if you take a bucket of water and separate it into two buckets of water. then separate the two buckets by a great distance and apply an energy to one of the buckets. the water in the other bucket instantly restructures itself as well, even though it is a great distance apart. this all seems to parallel dw's research into torsion wave fields as well. could water be used as a super sensor for instant communication with the stars?
another discovery made was that a small amount of this positively structured water, poured into a polluted lake, actually clears, and cleans up the whole lake! this goes to show it only takes a small amount of love to disperse enormous amounts of darkness. and also, what effects could this structured water have on our own bodies? could this be some kind of miracle cure?
amazing stuff that could completely change our world. here is an interview with david sereda where i got this info:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tw5kk...x=0&playnext=1
i will leave you with a picture of the water crystals formed when nasa's recording of the sun was directed at the water:
"When you look into the eyes of another, any other, and you see your own soul looking back at you, then you will know that you have reached another level of consciousness." -Brian Weiss
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