Dr. Masuru Emoto, a Japanese scientist and author of The Hidden Messages of Water, has brought interest and curiosity into whether water can respond to your emotions. At first, it may seem like a silly question. After all, how can water react like we humans do?
Think about it this way: water makes up about 60-70% of the average human body. When we are first born, our bodies are made up of about 80% water. As we keep growing and our bodies develop, we have about 70% water. By the time we reach old age, our bodies will have around 50% water.
The point is that, throughout our entire lives, we have mainly existed as water.
“Modern researchers have shown that the condition of the mind has a direct impact on the condition of the body,” states Dr. Emoto. “When you are living a full and enjoyable life, you feel better physically, and when your life is filled with struggles and sorrow, your body knows it.”
With that in mind, Dr. Emoto introduces his hypothesis: water shapes itself differently when exposed to different thoughts, energies, and emotion. To test this, he studied the molecular structure of water through a microscope.
Dr. Emoto discovered, that when frozen, water exposed to positive words formed beautiful crystals while water exposed to negative thoughts formed disorganized, asymmetrical crystals. His experiment shows that water does react to stimuli therefore proving that water also responds to our own emotions.
“Words are an expression of the soul. And the condition of our soul is very likely to have an enormous impact on the water that composes as much as 70 percent of our body, and this impact will in no small way affect our bodies” concludes Dr. Emoto.
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