Water has to be one of the most amazing things on our planet. It is everywhere in several different forms. It is found in the atmosphere of our planet and it takes on liquid form as well to rain down upon us in most places. There are fresh water sources and salt water sources. Water gives life to this planet and so many things that live on it. Some life can live in frigid water and some microscopic life has been found to live in the deepest and hottest parts of the oceans. If there was ever anything besides life itself that could be called a miracle it would be the water that sustains it.
There has been interesting if not well known research done with water crystals. It is mostly about how water crystals are formed and the forms that they can take. Now, there is one Japanese gentleman who is an author that has some really strange views about water crystals. His particular studies with water crystals are touted by some to be pseudoscience if not actually scientific. The results he claims to get with water crystals in his experiments are really quite amazing.
Emoto is the president of a foundation called The International Water for Life Foundation. He has written several volumes on his research called the Messages of Life. Emoto believes that when a water crystal is exposed to certain elements before it is frozen, it impacts the formation that the water crystal ends up in. Such as, if it is contaminated with pollutants, the crystal will be deformed and ugly.
What is even more bizarre is that he believes that even words, music, or pictures that water is exposed to before freezing can determine the outcome of water crystal shapes. He believes that prayer specifically can do this. Water that is exposed to prayers and then frozen makes beautiful crystals. Of course, he has taken extensive photographs of his work and he truly believes that his research is correct.
You can find photographs taken by Emoto and read further about his interesting and controversial work on the internet at several sites. It might seem a little out there to think that water can feel or be sensitive to a verbal or visible environment, but when you think of all that water can do, why should it really seem so strange at all?
There are many other things considering this subject and you need to follow up with more research to make sure you are educated before you end up in this situation so you can respond correctly.
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