Archive for Wednesday 12th March 2003 - The power of water

The power of water to affect our lives knows no bounds. Recent experiments have proved that not only can water store information but it reacts to prayer and music. Japanese scientist Masaru Emoto has demonstrated these hidden powers by taking thousands of pictures of frozen water crystals. Pure water forms into beautiful crystalline forms; polluted water does not. Water appears to ‘like’ classical music but is not so keen on hard rock. Communal experiments in Japan yielded surprising results: when the prayers of local people cleansed the waters of a polluted lake. Emoto explains the phenomenon by reducing the universe to its most minute component, which he calls the Hado – ‘the smallest unit of energy. Its basis is the energy of human consciousness.’ We thus have the power to influence the hado in water. Conventional science is predictably sceptical. But Emoto’s discoveries give credence to the vibrational qualities of homeopathy – where minute amounts of healing energy are ‘stored’ in pills. Emoto believes that Hado ‘creates words. Words are the vibrations of nature. Therefore beautiful words create beautiful nature. Ugly words create ugly nature. This is the root of the universe.’ For more information, visit www.hado.net Mark Winter

World Water Day Nearly one in three people on the planet suffers from water-borne diseases. The theme of the UN’s World Water Day – on March 22 – is ‘Water for the future’. It is a call to us all to improve the quality and quantity of fresh water for future generations. For more information visit www.waterday2003.org

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