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Masaru Emoto,
Masaru Emoto: Author and Japanese Water Researcher
Pure Water Forms
Beautiful Frozen Crystals
In May, 2004,
Horst M. Rechelbacher and Spring Forest Qigong Foundations sponsored
“The Hidden Messages in Water” presentation by Masaru Emoto before
nearly 1,000 people at the Wayzata Community Church. Emoto, a
Japanese scientist and doctor of alternative medicine shared his 15
years of research on water and surprising results. Can we learn
something from his work? You be the judge.
Masaru Emoto began
his research on water 15 years ago because he realized that water made
up 80% of the surface of Planet Earth and 70% of the human body. He
believed that if one wanted to improve life for all people living in
the World, one needed to start with water. His studies led him to
collecting and then, freezing droplets of tap water samples from the
major cities and fresh water streams and glaciers in Japan. Emoto
discovered that the water samples differed when frozen and viewed
under a deep field microscope -urban tap water formed amorphous
patterns while pristine water formed snowflake-like crystals.
Eventually he developed the photographic technique to capture these
images within 2-3 seconds of the crystals melting. See pictures of the
Water Crystals below.
The World Responds
to Beauty of Water Crystals
His research expanded
to include water samples from around the world; he noted what appeared
to be water’s reaction to different forms of music, and emotions
expressed in spoken words and thoughts through printed word. During
his lecture, Emoto carefully explained how human beings receive
information as frequencies and wave lengths. There are a multitude of
measurable frequencies and wave lengths outside of our ability to see,
hear or feel them. All frequencies and wave lengths are received as
vibrations - many only at the subatomic particle level by the human
body and everything on the planet including water. Thought or
consciousness, sound and energy can create vibrations which are
received by the subatomic level of everything on the planet.
After having published
10 other books, he presented his ideas about water crystals to his
former publishers. This time there was no support for his idea. So he
self-published his first book on the subject. It sold 4,000 copies by
word of mouth. If you read his book the enchanting beauty of the
crystals will touch your heart and make you smile. His fourth book on
water sold 400,000 before it was translated into English. The books
appear to sell themselves.
Water
Ignored Forms No Crystals
In The Hidden Messages
in Water, Emoto writes, “A family put rice in two jars, and every
day for a month said “Thank you” to one jar, and “You fool” to the
other, and they tracked how the rice changed over the period. After a
month, the rice that was told “Thank you” started to ferment, with a
mellow smell like that of malt, while the rice that was exposed to
“You fool” rotted and turned black…One family tried a variation of the
experiment: like the others, they said “Thank you” to the first bottle
of rice and “You fool” to the second bottle, and then they prepared a
third bottle of rice that they simply ignored. The ignored rice
actually rotted before the rice exposed to “You fool” ….It seems that
being ridiculed is actually not as damaging as being ignored. The
frozen sample of ‘water ignored’ it forms no crystal. Words really
matter as does one’s inattention.
What Makes Water
Crystals Change
All substances are made
of atoms; each atom has electrons orbiting a nucleus at very high
speeds; and each electron produces a unique vibrational flutter called
“hado.” Hado’s vibrational frequency (resonance wave) is the source of
all energy behind the creation of all things. From his Magnetic
Resonance Analysis (MRA) research of hado, Emoto concludes that
“all things lie within our own consciousness.” Thus, he believes that
we should do our best to raise our hado level by doing things like
saying blessings over our food and water. Water is an information
receiver and transporter. It also responds to the vibrations to which
it is exposed by changing its form.
See article 2
The above is an excerpt from the Hill Lake Press article, July
2004, written by Mary Williams
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