Leaps of Consciousness

Masaru Emoto published Messages from Water Volume 1 in 1999 and Volume 2 in 2001. His experiments showed how thought, emotions, music, speech and EMF devices affect water as it it freezes into crystals.

Positive emotions create beautiful crystals, and hate, pollution and EMF devices create discordant ones. He was concerned by the effect polluting devices like mobile phones have on humans.

Emoto call it Hado water. ‘Hado’ comes from two ideograms meaning “wave” and “move”. Hado: The intrinsic vibrational pattern at the atomic level in all matter. The smallest unit of energy. Its basis is the energy of human consciousness and the same as chi, prana and ether.

His experiments led to a series of remarkable discoveries about the nature of water. Thought experiments showed that thoughts affect physical matter, as does music, speech and water too.

For example, an Implosion Research device that needs no power at all touches the mains water inlet pipe in my house and structures the water just by its presence and proximity. The strong chlorine smell has reduced by over 90% and baths are now a soft joy instead of feeling like sitting in mild bleach.

So it is with water. Sending energy in the form of thoughts the water affects the water. It is logical to think the energy of our thoughts affect all living beings in the same way. Hence the two plants and 3 jars of rice experiments.

In the 2 plant experiments, one is admired for its beauty and radiance and showered with love. The other is denigrated and told it is useless. The difference after several weeks is extraordinary.

Similarly equal amounts of cooked rice are placed in three identical sterilised jars. Two receive the same treatment s as the plants and the third is ignored. The one that is ignore fares the worst, then hate with love comparatively flourishing. Why not try it at home?

Words have great power. They cast spells in realms we cannot see.

Mainstream science is stuck in a materialist denial about things that it can’t see or measure. Quantum physics shows it is impossible to make an objective observation without an observer and that the overseer affects the object observed and vice versa. These experiments are a perfect example of this. It is also is how dreams work: the observer (subject) dreams the dream (object) and the dream reflects the dream instantaneously back to us so we can experience the dream.

Indeed, Paul Levy identifies QPIT: Quantum Physics Induced Trauma for the physicists who are unable to recognise this fact and change their worldview so suffer cognitive dissonance from holding two irreconcilable be-lie-fs.