THE MEMORY OF WATER

DID YOU KNOW THAT WATER HAS A MEMORY?

Water is an essential element for the body and for nature, it is life. It’s alive!

Many studies and research have shown that water has "a memory”. We report various studies and researches including those of Masaru Emoto and Jacqus Benveniste.

The Memory of Water derives from the property of water to maintain a "memory" of the substances it has come into contact with, such as the frequency (in symbols, words, sounds, etc.).

Currently for Science there are no valid scientific evidence to support this thesis because the studies that seem to prove that this phenomenon has not passed the "double blind" test, therefore, lacks the repeatability necessary to give reliability to the results. Several doctors, immunologists, biologists, scientists, pseudoscientists have done various studies and research on the potential of water and its memory including: Masaru Emoto, Jacques Benveniste, Viktor Schauberger, Lui Montagnier, Sandra Ingerman, Émile Benveniste, Françoise Barré-Sinoussi , Jürgen Fliege, etc.

MASARU EMOTO

The Japanese Masaru Emoto is known for his experiments on the memory of water, a theory according to which there is a relationship between human thoughts and various states of water considered at a conventional temperature of -4° C.

He documented with photographs the fact that the crystals take on a harmonically symmetrical shape or, on the contrary, chaotic and disordered, as a consequence of the energy to which they are exposed; be it in the form of sound (voice and music), written word (label applied to a jug) or thought [1].

Since 1999, Emoto has published several books in the same series, entitled Messages from Water, containing photographs of water crystals subjected to treatment with prayer, music or writings placed near water containers.

And if water were living water, it had its own Consciousness and a database?

The snowman Olaf in Forez II reminds us on more than one occasion that Water has Memory.

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