Water

Go to: http://www.cygnus-books.co.uk/features/hidden-messages-water-masaru-emoto.htm I'm busy reading this book - it's amazing. It's about the effect of words on water - basically positive words cause the water to form beautiful crystals, while negative words form ugly or non-crystals. It really makes you think about the mystery of water, the source and force of life, the thing that's the most common element shared by all creatures. What you think of it?

I wonder what drugs that guy is on...

Originally posted by Jonathan Mark
I wonder what drugs that guy is on...

There is no theory involved, but pure physically verifiable results.

It's simple - water were poured into a jar, a paper with some word(s) printed on was pasted onto the jar, the water was then frozen and the crystals photographed.

The result is that positive words produced pretty crystals and negative words ugly or no crystals.

What about if you wrote down something like "I love you, you turn me on, like a chainsaw to the groin you stupid ass motherf*cker?"ermm

Originally posted by Mišt
What about if you wrote down something like "I love you, you turn me on, like a chainsaw to the groin you stupid ass motherf*cker?"ermm

What do you think would happen? It would be better though than just ignoring the water.

Out of the following: Good attention, bad attention and no attention, the latter is the worst.

what, thats the craziest thing ive ever heard. so if you yell obscenities at your glass of iced coke itll taste like snot because of the 'negative energy?"

whatever.

Originally posted by Wonderer
the experiments have been scientifically verified and proved

Have they?

....yeah by the scientists of middle earth.

Originally posted by .😖pace Opera:.
what, thats the craziest thing ive ever heard. so if you yell obscenities at your glass of iced coke itll taste like snot because of the 'negative energy?"

whatever.

Hundreds of families in Japan and other countries all did the same experiment involving 3 cups of rice and got the exact same results. The experiment was as follows: (You can also try it)

1. Fill 3 cups with cooked rice
2. Every day, for 2 weeks, say to the first cup: "Thank you", for the second cup: "You fool", and just ignore the third cup.
3. The result will be that the rice in the first cup you told: "Thank you" will have fermented, while the rice in the second cup you told "You fool", will have turned black and rotten and the rice in the third cup you ignored would have rotten first before the other cup.

What if the words you said mean something else in a different language?

Somehow I don't think any of this has been independantly verified.

well that does sound like something the japanese would say...

i just happened to be a christian man, do you think that if i did the same experiment with the cups of rice only i prayed for one of them, and ignored the other, and had a devil worshiper come in and spit in the third cup the same effect would happen?

The experiment should be conducted where a vacuum separates the speaker from the water. It should also be set up as a double-blind procedure.

I'll stop smacking my water around then.

The words can be in different languages, whatever. The point is that meaning and intention is something universal as far as positive and negative energy is concerned.

Whatever form or medium of expression, good or bad energy is transfered.

this has to be the biggest buttload of horseshit i have ever read on this forum. and yes, i am taking into account ALL of deanos threads combined.

Originally posted by .😖pace Opera:.
i just happened to be a christian man, do you think that if i did the same experiment with the cups of rice only i prayed for one of them, and ignored the other, and had a devil worshiper come in and spit in the third cup the same effect would happen?

Sorry bro, but the same way you think of her experiment as myth, I think of Christianity as myth. 😉

I don't believe that labeling bottles of water with kind or vile words has any effect on the water itself. Water can read?! Gimme a break.

Spoken words maybe, as sonic vibrations do influence the molecular alignment. Nice words have a more steady tone, while bad language is often spoken with some distortion. That might afflict the way the water forms crystals, maybe.

Oh yeah, this stuff has been tested on plants as well, to see which sound improves growth. Guess what, heavy metal made them grow remarkably faster, so there goes your 'sweet sounds do good theory'.

"Sorry bro, but the same way you think of her experiment as myth, I think of Christianity as myth. "

good for you, would you like a cookie for being such a rebel? sounds to me like you just dont want to be held accountable for crap that you do in your life 😉

The water thing is true!!!

http://www.wellnessgoods.com/messages.asp