Thought this might interest you, although it might ruffle the feathers of the more “conservative hearted”. I think we cannot put God in a box and should assume that we can little fathom his complexity, based on our limited intellect and understanding. I find the above movie fantastic and describes how H2O molecules can form in certain ways based on the environment, including our thoughts, actions, words, and certain sound vibrations. They quickly froze the water after subjecting it in different ways and it is amazing the way the crystals form between saying the words Hitler, Mother Teresa, “I love you” and so on. How water can crawl up a tree under immense pressure, the only element to expand when it drops below zero (otherwise the ocean flood would be frozen and this planet could hardly begin growing as much life), or one could extend that into words or thoughts turning water to wine, stilling the seas, or holding it together enough to be able to walk on it. I’m getting my water straight from the ground, unlike the “damaged” water coming out of pipes, and I started thanking it outload and saying lovely words, and it seems to taste much better! Reminds me that we should “give thanks” before eating food, and that, like us, food must be made mostly of water…<\/p>\n
oh yah, and forgot to mention that one of their experiments included talking positively to water and seeings its affects on plant growth. Or three jars of rice and same water: to one they would say “I love you”, the second “I hate you” and the third nothing. After a month or something the first one started to ferment and release a pleasing aroma, the second one was all green and sick, and the third one dried out, black spots and neglected looking. Since we are 85% water, it would make sense that talking positively to yourself and others could also be healing. Would like to try the rice experiment myself. So giving thanks to your food\/water apparently also improves your health!<\/p>\n
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Correspondence with my sister (read from bottom up):<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n right on, and maybe put up little sticky notes on half the plants so you know to keep it consistent. It needs to be that to be scientific! Change one variable at a time. So give it a month. Just been contemplating how to incorporate it in the garden once spring comes. Recommend you download Water and watch. Bit of an eye opener. :0)<\/p>\n right, “say I love you to water out of earshot in case little plant is listening”, OK! you’re so funny. will try it. other variables are: small version of big daddy plants are in clay pots which tend to dry out so get watered more often, while big plants get huge splash of water less frequently. But that has always been the case, so the only thing we are changing is the I love you. will put note on I love you water to remember. Start timing now, let’s remember to check this at the beginning of March.<\/em><\/p>\n okay, but remember to say “I love you” to the water, and not the plants. A correct scientific approach. Change one variable at a time. I have heard my entire life how saying that to your plants makes a big difference. But plants, like us, are made mostly of water. So you must ISOLATE the experiment. Fill up the vase next to the sink, and say it there. Then you are isolating it. Don’t say it in earshot of the plants. I’m really curious and would love to try it myself!! Maybe in the garden here once spring arrives.<\/p>\n yeah that could work because I have the same species of plant in different pots. So, let’s say the little guy on the windowsill (below his big daddy on top of the high shelf) will get words of love. Everyone has just gone through a tough time because I tried to flood them before I left for Europe, then they were all alone and drydrydry, then they got replanted (a lot of them) and wateredwateredwatered, and now they have just all had haircuts. i have another, different species also one big daddy and one little guy on a different windowsill. I’ll keep the “I love you” water by the window so I remember . . . now, remembering to actually WATER is a different story!! haha. One of the plants, the big daddy, flowers big white flowers every once in a while but the little guy never has. I think once it pushed out one pathetic stem. So if I get flowers on the little “I love you” guy, we’ll know if it worked.<\/em><\/p>\n totally agree. I loved my plants but was so busy with this and that, that there was a “weeding” process and only the resilient ones survived. But I liked experimenting and buying. Like the occasional cactus plant, which I probably overwatered to death. Yes, and saying is feeling. It would definitely be painful to say “hate”. How about you pick certain plants and say “I love you” quickly to the water before you pour it on selected plants but say nothing to the water for the other plants? I’m really curious if this has any substance. I would try it myself, but I don’t have any plants any more, boohoo.<\/p>\n Hey man, while I am all for experiments of semi-scientific nature to understand the spiritual world, I am not subjecting my plants to this! haha. They already suffer enough at my hand; I make my plants work hard. Between droughts and floods (often forget to water then over-water to compensate, oh dear), heat waves and frosts (landlord is home, heat is blasting; landlord is away, temperature falls), and being extremely remiss in cutting off dead bits, my poor plants probably already think I might hate them!! hahahah Then I lavish them with attention, repotting in spacious new homes with delicious fresh soil, leave them outside in a spring shower to juice up and wash the dust off. For a few months after they are shiny and glorious and grow like weeds until the abuse starts again. haha!!!! Maybe its good I’ve only ever had cats, my inconsistency borders on neglect. but it would be a cool idea to try, maybe buy a few small (inexpensive) pots of non-important plants to try it. I think what would be hard for me would be to ACTUALLY hate the water when I told it I was hating it. I bet just saying it isn’t enough, you actually have to FEEL it. That would be hard to muster on a daily basis for a month. Interesting idea though.<\/em><\/p>\n ———————-<\/p>\n Check out the flick if you can. I just downloaded it. Lots of interesting experiments, but if it works should work on oneself. I already do it to the water I drink and it seems to taste fresher, but that can certainly be my imagination, hence I wanted to try this experiment. For perfect scientific experiment, you shouldn’t even think\/feel this way as you approach the plant, so that you could isolate the water from it, cause one could say that your extra happy feelings around the plant affected the plant. Life is energy. When technology got advanced enough to make a big microscope that can finally look inside an atom, the excited scientist took a peak and was astonished to find that it was primarily empty. So we are very little mass held together by strong and weak nuclear forces, with electricity running through us. Recently scientists started measuring psychic abilities etc. and I’ve been reading a lot about dormant human powers. trying to slowly develop them, but exercising caution, after I read the testimonials at kundalini.se. Fascinating reading if you ever have the time. In the Water movie the molecular structure of the water apparently changes, so the ideal experiment would be to say it to the water AWAY from all plants, and then walk over neutral-like. Cool about progress with your work!<\/p>\n OK I have drawn an “L” on the actual water jug for our two chosen plants (a taped note will just fall off, I’m sure). I told the water I loved it, with feeling, then kept that feeling as I walked to the window, as I was pouring the water in I was thinking (not saying) ‘healthy nutritious life-giving’ and other such happy thoughts. I’m sure it will be days before I water again, the plants will be all wilty and complaining haha *cough* the other water, non-love water, is on top of the fridge and completely away from all this experiment activity. I’ve just been invited to a conference, Cross-Laminated Timber Symposium, downtown tomorrow and Wednesday. I have SO MUCH totally boring but absolutely necessary work to do and the sun has decided to come out in all its glory so I want to go outside and film my eagles. boohoo. Of course I will end up going to the conference, you just never know if an important future contact will be there, probably tomorrow morning because the Minister of Forest will be there but maybe screw him because there’s some experts from Austria and the UK speaking in the afternoon. boo hoohoohoo I’m going to Dubai next year, they are paying. Did I tell you that already? Dubai Wood Show, they need me. Long story I did Contra advertising for them last year but they didn’t give me any reciprocal so when they contacted me this year I let loose, told them their lumber traders have no idea what they are doing, you can’t approach the N American industry like that (gave example of stories I heard), they will give me a 9′ x 9′ booth, a 75 word intro, and PAY my flight and hotel. Next year though. Oh yeah baby.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"