Liquid crystals - working with structured water
Water has consciousness - the ability to respond to human thoughts, emotions or intentions.
The work of Jaqcues Benveniste (1935-2004) published a study suggesting that water can contain memories by holding the shapes of molecules long after they are gone.
In his study he specified that we can transmit electromagnetic information to the water indicating that biological molecules can emit special radio frequencies. More recently Veda Austin’s work explores photographing water in its ‘state of creation’, the space between liquid and ice. It is through her remarkable crystallographic photos that water reveals its awareness of not only creation, but thought and intention through imagery.
Blessing your water
Intentional gratitude can be achieved in such small ways for example blessing your water before drinking can help infuse it with positive intention, gratitude, or divine energy, turning a simple act into a mindful ritual.
Water as a crystalline structure
Structured Water, which is hexagonal, is the phase of water in our body tissues and various cells and is not like water in a glass - which is more like bulk water. Rather, structured cellular water is ordered and energetically enhanced, very much like a crystal, but it's in a fluid state.
The work of Dr. Masaru Emoto, a Japanese researcher put forward the claim that water isn't just H2O – that it actually responds to human emotions, words, and intentions. His experiments were quite unique: he'd get samples of water and expose them to different things, such as saying words like "love" or "hate," sticking labels with different messages on the bottles, playing classical tunes or blasting heavy metal and even directing prayers or positive vibes towards the water.
Then, he'd freeze these samples and examine them under a microscope. What he reported was pretty striking. Water that got the "love and gratitude" treatment apparently formed beautiful, incredible and symmetrical ice crystals. But the water exposed to angry words or hateful thoughts? That supposedly ended up looking all distorted, messy and chaotic.
These images suggest that maybe our feelings do more than just affect our own mood. Perhaps they could actually influence the very structure of water and our surroundings. And given how much water is in everything, including us, it opens up some bigger questions about how we interact with the world. So the idea of talking kindly towards yourself, takes on a whole new meaning.
Personally I feel there will be so much more to come from this topic and that we are barely scratching the surface. In the meantime, it’s worth considering how you interact with water and with yourself and if this leaves a harmonic imprint or one of dissonance.