Leaps of Consciousness

Water’s memory bridges the material and immaterial worlds.

What is water memory?

It is water’s ability to change its structure in response to its environment. The external event changes the shape of the molecule.

Prof Bern Kroeplin used a dark field microscope to look at water and discovered:

We create our own reality from moment to moment. The observer affects the observed. This is how dreams work. Quantum physics shows it impossible to have an object without an observer. The act of observing needs a consciousness, but this obvious fact is ignored, as is the effect of the observer’s consciousness on the object itself. Quantum physics shows the observer affects the object as much as the object affects the observer. It is a constant exchange of energy and information. This is how dreams work. We (the subject) dream the dream (the object) and our dream instantly reflects or mirrors the dream back to us. It is impossible to have one without the other.

Memory and exchange of information are the similar to Rupert Sheldrake’s morphic resonance, Carl Jung’s Collective Conscious and Carla Nuday's conscious water. See References below.