Your thoughts and emotions have AMAZING power.

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The article at the Dr. Mercola's site below tells an amazing story, complete

with picture evidence. Here is a quote to give you a feel for the article.

 

" Through repeatable experiments Dr. Emoto demonstrated that human thoughts

and emotions can alter the molecular structure of water. Now, for the first

time, there is physical evidence that the power of our thoughts can change

the world within and around us. "

 

Regarding the above quote, isn't it interesting to remember that the human

body is made up of mostly water.

 

http://www.mercola.com/2002/may/8/prayer.htm

 

Rich Putman

 

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[Guest guest]

Beautiful piece~

 

 

Thank you.

[Guest guest]

Excuse me for being a little deterministic in my approach, but can anyone say

why a complex (and very pleasing to the eye) crystalline pattern in water

indicates that it's good, and a aesthetically displeasing pattern is " bad " ?

After all, the " black water " tanks in a sewage processing plant are very

displeasing, both visually and olifactorally, yet they are undoubtedly a very

very good thing for the water in terms of its progression through the

environment!

 

Just a couple of thoughts,

 

Simon Clifford,

Kidderminster, UK.

[Guest guest]

Simon:

 

You bring up an interesting point about our perceptions of " good "

and " bad " and how it often seems hardwired into our sensory judgement

of things.

 

I say hardwired, because I believe we are genetically set to accept

some things as resonant and others as dissonant. These might be

cellular memories, sort of like instinct, that may or may not be

relevant when examined; for instance, there have been studies with

school children that found they believed visually " attractive " people

(with even features) to be " good " and " smart " and less visually

balanced people to be less intelligent or even " bad " . There is no

logic in this, but it may come from the same roots as our somewhat

natural aversion to certain scents and fears of creatures such as

insects and snakes.

 

In the body, we generally view things the same way... balanced or

imbalanced, imbalance possibly manifesting as " dis-ease " . So a tumor,

for instance, is dissonant with the natural pattern of the physical

body and is judged as " bad " .

 

When we modulate energy with intention, we normally aim for the most

resonant form we can visualize, which may be, for instance, a

crystalline structure, or something balanced. While fractals are not

necessarily " bad " we have difficulty visualizing and functioning in a

fractal manner, since our systems are generally more, well,

systematic.

 

Did any of this make sense? (LOL) It is an interesting subject.

 

Blessings,

Crow