Masaru Emoto's Water Crystals

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INDEX

1. Introduction

1.1. Hypothesis

2. Emoto’s life and work

2.1. Biography

2.2. Emoto’s Books

3. Scientic ethod

!.1. "enition

!.2. Scientic ethod’s Steps

!.!. #haracteristics

4. Emoto’s ethod

$.1. How did all %egin&

$.2. 'aking photographs from water

$.!. H(")

$.$. *ater +hotographs

$.$.1.#rystals of water from di,erent places

$.$.2.#omparisons %etween crystals

$.$.!.#rystals of water from words

$.$.$.#rystals e-posed to photographs

$.$..#rystals e-posed to music

$.. #riticisms

5. y e-periment.

.1. +rocess

.2. /esults

6. Emoto’s +ro0ect

.1. *ater human and Earth

.2. *ater and en3ironmental pro%lems

.!. 'herapeutic applications and Healing

+roperties

.$. Hado edicine

.$.1.Hado +roducts


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.. Emoto +eace +ro0ect

.. International *ater for 4ife 5oundation

.6. )7ce asaru Emoto 44#.

7. #onclusion

8. Bi%liography

8.1. #onsulted Books

8.2. #onsulted *e%+ages

9. (nne-es

9.1. Inter3iews

9.2. (rticles


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1.Introduction

5rom the moment I was told to choose a topic for my research

work 3arious dou%ts arose: from the continent to the content

going through the decision of which one could I a,ront and

resol3e with guarantee. )nce I took a decision I reali;ed that I

would not %e an easy task and that my decision was threatened

to %e prolonged.

It was one weekend a%out a year ago that %y chance I went

with my parents to a conference in 'arragona. 'he seminar was

o,ered in Holos a centre dedicated to inno3ati3e research of

people’s health at physical energetic emotional mental and

spiritual le3els.

(lthough a priori seemed e-tremely %oring it ended not only

impressing %ut capti3ating me in the sense of how far could go

a su%0ecti3e approach.

'hat conference was a%out the life and ndings of asaru

Emoto and 3arious theories that he claimed and I was introduced

to asaru Emoto’s conception of the importance of water in our

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'he same night after two long hours and endless we% pages I

decided what would %e the theme of my la%our which is none

other than asaru Emoto’s approach of water.

Besides the su%0ect I was going to work with ga3e me the

possi%ility to conduct a physical e-periment so I could o%ser3e

and analy;e the results %y myself.

onths later I think I guessed right the choice I made and hope

that after this research the su%0ect will end up raising certain

passion %etween you the same way that it did to me.


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2. Masaru Emoto’s Life and work

2.1. Biograph

asaru Emoto was %orn on the 22nd of =uly in 19$! in >okohama =apan.

He has three children and is married to ?a;uko Emoto. He

graduated from >okohama unicipal @ni3ersityAs department of

humanities and sciences with a focus on International /elations

and later in 1992 recei3ed a title as "octor of alternati3e

medicine from the )pen International @ni3ersity for (lternati3e

edicine which is situated in India with minimal academic

reuirements. Su%seuently he was introduced to the concept of micro cluster water in the @S and agnetic /esonance (nalysis

technology. 'his uni3ersity is an unaccredited institute although

it is now the world’s leading alternati3e medicine institution with

a mem%ership count of a%out 6C.CCC practitioners.

In 198 "r. Emoto esta%lished the I.H.. #orporation in 'okyo.

He was then introduced to the concept of micro cluster water and

agnetic /esonance (nalysis technology Dthe /(. He is

currently the chief representati3e of I.H..As H(") 5ellowship and

the +resident of I.H.. Inc. He is also the +resident Emeritus of

the International *ater for 4ife 5oundation a FonGprot

)rgani;ation.

Emoto undertook e-tensi3e research of water around the planet

not so much as a scientic researcher %ut more from the

perspecti3e of an original thinker. (t length he reali;ed that it

was in the fro;en crystal form that water showed us its true

nature. He continues with this e-perimentation and has written a

3ariety of %ooks which most ha3e %een in =apanese as well as the

seminal essage from *ater.


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Emoto’s hypothesis has e3ol3ed o3er the years of his research.

Initially "r. Emoto claimed that highGuality water forms %eautiful

and intricate crystals while lowGuality water has di7culty

forming crystals. (ccording to "r. Emoto an ice crystal of

distilled water e-hi%its a %asic he-agonal structure with no

intricate %ranching.

2.2. Emoto’s Books

!he !rue "ower of #ater DSeptem%er 2C 2CC

In this %ook you will learn of the uniue

properties of water and its a%ility to

impro3e your health and your life. >ou will

see the e,ect each of us has on water

not only the water we drink %ut also the

water that makes up 6C percent of the

human %ody and most importantly what

happens to that water as we interact with

each other.

It is our indi3idual responsi%ility to learn all we can a%out water

the most precious resource on our planet and to help shift the

consciousness through our thoughts through our words and

prayers and through our commitment to respect each other with

lo3e and gratitude. ay our understanding of water help %ring

peace to all human kind.

!he $idden Messages in #ater

DSeptem%er 2C 2CC

@sing highGspeed photography "r.

asaru Emoto disco3ered that crystals

formed in fro;en water re3eal changes


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when specic concentrated thoughts are directed toward them.

He found that water from clear springs and water that has %een

e-posed to lo3ing words shows %rilliant comple- and colorful

snow


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*ater has a memory and carries within it our thoughts and

prayers. (s you yourself are water no matter where you are

your prayers will %e carried to the rest of the world.

!he %ecret of #ater D)cto%er 16 2CC

"r. asaru EmotoAs stunning waterG

crystal photographs ha3e enchanted

millions of people in his many %ooks. His

ground%reaking work has shown that

thoughts and words ha3e a direct e,ect

on waterG crystal formation and since

our %odies are mostly water our

thoughts and words certainly a,ect not

only oursel3es %ut the world around us.

In The Secret of Water, "r. Emoto %rings waterAs message of lo3e

peace and hope to the ne-t generation in his rst childrenAs

%ook. Entertaining and educational this %ook o,ers an

understanding of water that will encourage parents and children

alike to 3alue and gi3e thanks to our most precious resource.

In 2CC! the @nited Fations proclaimed the years 2CC to 2C1 asits International *ater for 4ife "ecade which urges citi;ens of

the world to take indi3idual responsi%ility to learn all a%out water.

In a time wrought with en3ironmental catastrophes and natural

disasters The Secret of Water shows the necessity of protecting

water and o,ers a message of hope and empowerment. Help us

shift consciousness


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#ater &rsta' $ea'ing D)cto%er 16 2CC

5or centuries people ha3e turned to

classical music for its calming and

rela-ing e,ects. Internationally

acclaimed water researcher "r. asaru

Emoto has disco3ered why certain

music has healing %enets usic with

the appropriate rhythm tempo tone

and melody can correct distorted

freuencies within our cells assisting our health and healing.

In this uniue collection "r. Emoto presents music that he has

found through his research to %e %enecial for common physical

and emotional im%alances. 4isten to the musical pieces while

en0oying "r. EmotoAs capti3ating waterGcrystal photographs.

'he possi%le %enets you may e-perience include decreased

0oint and %ack pain: impro3ed function of the ner3ous

circulatory lymphatic and immune systems: and the release of

negati3e emotions such as an-iety selfGpity and depression. 'he

com%ination of images words and music in *ater #rystal

Healing concentrates consciousness as ne3er %efore pro3iding a

uniue e-perience for healing.

!he Mirac'e of #ater Darch 2C 2CC6

asaru Emoto has photographed

thousands of water crystals throughout

his years of research yet few ha3e %een

as %eautiful and life a7rming as those

formed from the words lo3e and

gratitude. In 'he iracle of *ater "r.


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Emoto demonstrates how waterAs uniue role in transporting the

natural 3i%ration of these words can help you welcome change

and li3e a more positi3e and happy life. "r. Emoto also e-plores

the signicance of words and language their origins and their

impact on water. He introduces and e-plains the key concept of

resonance GG the 3ehicle through which lifeGforce energy is

transmitted. 5rom this knowledge he draws out lessons that we

can apply to our li3es to reap the %enets of positi3e resonance

including more harmonious relationships restored health and

impro3ed communications. 'his thoughtful %ook includes new

and e-traordinary waterGcrystal photographs that pro3ide

con3incing reasons for all of us to choose positi3e words and

stri3e for perfect resonance for a more healthy peaceful and

happy life.


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(. !he scienti)c method

(.1. De)nition

Scientics need to follow a

few directi3es also know as

the process for

e-perimentation used to

disco3er new things and

pro3ide answers to their

uestions. Formally they

design an e-periment already

knowing what is going to

happen which will the

reaction %e although

e-periments can %e 3ery

unpredicta%le.

(.2. %cienti)c Method’s %teps

'he scientic method relies on steps which are not always the

same as there is no one single scientic method. E3ery

e-periment is di,erent and may or may not follow the e-act

steps. 'he %asic steps to conduct an e-periment are

1. 'he rst one is the most imporant one as is the one that raises

the uestion a%out something you ha3e o%ser3ed: how when

who which why and where. ost of the uestions will %e

answered %y a num%er as it will %e easier to measure and

compare.


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2. Background research is the following step: gather information

and resources.

(. 'he construction of the hypothesis (fter data has %een

collected and analy;ed the scientist formulates a hypothesis. It

has to %e constructed in a way that it clearly answers the original

uestion. Formally hypotheses ha3e the form of a mathematical

model or are formulated as an e-istential statement.

*. 'he ne-t step consists in the performance of the e-periment

and collecting data o%tained from it. 'he e-periment has already%een designed in step ! as it has to %e done according to the

hypothesis to get the data needed to test whether your

hypothesis is true or false. It’s important that your e-periment is

a fair test as changing more that one factor may produce

une-pected results. )ne factor is altered during the e-periment

and all other factors are kept same. 'he e-periment must %e

repeated for the same and di,erent set of 3alues to ensure thatthe initial results were not a


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way to impro3e the data o%tained from the other e-periments. In

a eld where there is acti3e e-perimentation and open

communication among mem%ers of the scientic community the

%iases of indi3iduals or groups may cancel out %ecause

e-perimental tests are repeated %y di,erent scientists who may

ha3e di,erent %iases.

(n idea model or e-planation that has %een rigorously tested

analy;ed and accepted %y the scientic community is referred to

as a theory G a term used perhaps %ecause most scientists

%elie3e nothing can e3er %e pro3ed a%solutely true. 'he theorywill continue to %e an accepted e-planation unless new

information is unco3ered G information that the scientic

community agrees dispro3es the pre3ious e-planation. 'his

continuous scrutiny is essential to the credi%ility and progress of

scientic research.

'he scientic method attempts to minimi;e the in


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pressure to get a specic result. In that case there may %e a

psychological tendency to nd something wrong such as

systematic e,ects with data which do not support the scientistAs

e-pectations while data which do agree with those e-pectations

may not %e checked as carefully. 'he lesson is that all data must

%e handled in the same way.

(.(. &haracteristics.

'he ma0or features of the scientic method are

-/ecti0it 'he scientic method tries to o%tain knowledge

that accord with the reality of the o%0ect which descri%e or

e-plain as it is and not as we would wish it to %e. It lea3es out

the su%0ecti3e how it feels or senses.

ationa'it Science uses reason as the essential weapon to

reach its results. Scientists work with concepts 0udgments and

reasons not sensations images or impressions. 'he rationality of

science e-ists aside from religion and all systems where

elements are not rational.

In0enti0eness It is in3enti3e %ecause it reuires putting into

play the creati3ity and imagination to create pro%lems

de3eloping hypotheses resol3ing and 3erifying them. 'his means

that to e-tend our knowledge is reuired to disco3er new

truths. 'he method pro3ides rules and guidelines %ut it is not

infalli%le.

%stematic Science is systematic organi;ed in their searches

and their results. It is concerned with %uilding systems and ideas

coherently organi;ed all knowledge into more e-tensi3e partial.

'o achie3e this consistency in the 3arious sciences we turn tological operations to ensure that order or consistency. 'hese


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logical operations are denition classication and di3ision and

pro3iding guidelines to determine the e-act content and e-tent

of scientic knowledge.

3eri)ai'it It is the conrmation or re0ection of the

hypothesis. 'he hypothesis are 3eried or re0ected %y the

e-perimental method. Hypotheses are proposed or assumed

answers to our pro%lems and these are conrmed or restructured

according to the results presented during the e-periment.


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*. Emoto’s Method.

*.1. $ow did it a'' egin4

It all started in 199$ when Emoto took samples of water from a

pure water source located in his country fro;e a few droplets

e-amined them under a dark eld electron microscope and

photographed them. )nce the photographs were re3ealed they

saw a %eautiful crystalline he-agon like a snow


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for shooting glasses he and his colleagues took pictures one %y

one and stored information.

*ater is rapidly changing and

is unsta%le. Emoto and his

team put the water samples

in 1CC +etri dishes and

placed them in a free;er for

two hours. 'hey took the

crystals and put them under

the microscope to

photograph them e-tending

them from 2CC to CC times.

"istilled water selected as the %asis for the e-periments %ecause

it has a simple crystal structure and fewer impurities.

In order to o%tain a copy of an a3erage crystal they had to

photograph many water samples under as di,erent conditions as

they could imagine. 5or most people it is physically impossi%le to

stay thirty minutes in a refrigerator at degrees %elow ;ero

taking photographs.

It is impossi%le to o%tain identical images of the crystals. In other

words it is impossi%le to reproduce perfectly the same crystal

twice. Howe3er the crystals can show a trend that can make the

di,erence called crystal sheet structure. It is possi%le to identify

the crystals according to this structural trend.

'hanks to the cooperation of se3eral companies and 3olunteers

were a%le to take pictures of spring water rainwater ri3er water

lakes and wetlands around the world and =apan. In $ K years

Emoto and his team ha3e photographed and stored a%out 1C.CCC

photos.


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4ooking at the photograph of a crystal it was of e-treme

importance that this had a complete he-agonal

structure. (ccording to their e-perience the rupture or collapse

of the crystal structures were not a good sign in other words

you could say that his e3aluation criterion was %ased on whether

the crystals were %eautiful or not.

"uring the photo sessions the team o%ser3ed the crystalli;ation

process se3eral thousand times. )nce the crystal was formed

could see that this was %ecoming a %eautiful gure and that

these gures con3eyed a message.

'he images of crystalli;ed water may %e slightly di,erent to the

information they yield the modern scientic analysis of the water

%ecause the method assessments of progress in water samples

from a 3ery di,erent angle.

'he images of water crystals that e-press the condition of water

sample at that time and place. 'hus to carry the analysis to a

more scientic le3el Emoto wanted the crystals to %e o%ser3ed

daily from di,erent places and analy;ed %y a wider group.

*.(. $5D-

(ll su%stances are composed of com%inations of atoms. (toms

are composed of electrons and atomic nuclei. Since electrons are

negati3e and the atomic nuclei is positi3e electrons e-ecute an

or%it around the nucleus at an ultra fast light emitting wa3es of

3i%ration. LHado is the intrinsic 3i%rational pattern at the atomic

le3el in all matter the smallest unit of energy. Its %asis is the

energy of human consciousness.M

'he electrons electrically repel each other: this makes H(")


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mo3e at an intense speed. 'his mo3e generates a pattern

Dmagnetic resonance eld of which no two look alike. agnetic

resonance deals with hydrogen atoms in water and is a

detecta%le magnetic eld. In con3entional medicine this signal

can %e manipulated %y additional magnetic elds to %uild up

enough information to construct an image of the %ody. 'hat is the

%asis for /Is. 'he same applies regarding magnetic resonance

in the waters of the world which through the conducti3ity in it

allows information to %e transmitted.

(t the atomic nucleus there is regularity %ut in modern science

the elementary particle found in atoms is not regular. 'he reason

for this is that it changes in accordance with the consciences of

o%ser3ers in accordance with the way how they see things. 'he

world of the neutron is at the same le3el of consciousness than

humans.

H(") is the minimum unit of in3isi%le energy. 'he sound and

electricity also ha3e H(").

'wel3e years ago for the rst time e3er the @.S. de3eloped the

/( Dagnetic /esonance (naly;er which measures 3arious

states of the H(") coding the uniue energy pattern of each

su%stance and 3erify whether it resonates or not. 5inally the

storage of information and technology of wa3e motion

con3erged which was the o%0ecti3e "r. Emoto had %een working .

*.*. #ater photographs

'hese photographs were taken %etween 2CC$ and 2CC9 in

asaru Emoto’s refrigerated room which show the crystal’s

characteristics according to the water sample that was treated in

each case.


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*.*.1. &rsta's of water from di6erent p'aces

(ccording to the medium where the water samples were

originate crystals show characteristics that allow to distinguish

them as en3ironmental conditions such as pollution ha3e a great

e,ect on water.

*.*.1.1. 7'acia' #ater

5ntarctic Ice

'he (ntarctic ice sheet is one of the two polar ice caps of

the Earth. It co3ers a%out 98N of the (ntarctic continent and is

the largest single mass of ice on Earth. It co3ers an area of

almost 1$ million suare km and contains !C million cu%ic km of

ice.

&o'umia 7'acier8 &anada

'he #olum%ia Ice eld is an ice eld located in the #anadian

/ockies astride the #ontinental "i3ide of Forth. 'he ice eld lies

partly in the northGwestern tip of Ban, and the southern end

of =asper Fational +ark. It is a%out !2 kmO in area 1CC to !

meters D!28A to 1196A in depth and recei3es up to se3en meters

D2! ft of snowfall per year.


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Mount &ook 7'acier8 New 9ea'and

(orakiPount #ook is the highest mountain in Few Qealand

reaching a height of !6$ meters D12!1 ft. It lies in

the Southern (lps the mountain range which runs the length of

the South Island.

*.*.1.2. %pring water

$ogget Diamond %pring #ater8 !asmania8 5ustra'ia


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'he region of 'asmania is located in the southeast corner of

(ustralia. 'he

water is in a rock formation of the +aleo;oic Era where once

prospered and opal diamond for industrial use.

Mirac'e %pring8 Na/u8 :orea

!he master p'an of Na/u cit proposed to de0e'op eco;friend'

nature8 and the o/ecti0e has een reached8 as for theform of the crsta' it can e to'd that the water is pure.

*.*.1.(.


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It is said that the source of Santa 4ourdes is a miraculous spring

the water has a H(") of lo3e and hate turns into lo3e. 'he

crystal e-presses the collecti3e merits of person that goes to all

corners of the earth to 3isit.

!re0i fountain8 Ita'

'he fountain was pro3ided with recirculating pumps in 1998: as a

result the contaminated water does the same route o3er and

o3er again dragging all the particles that pollute water.

*.*.1.*. =nderground water

Northern Is'and8 New 9ea'and


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'he water from great depths mo3es largely straight upward into

the hot upper mantle. *e are talking a%out water


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=pstream of %hinano i0er8 Niigata prefecture8 >apan

/ight now the highest mutagenicity can %e o%ser3ed in the

samples collected at the most downstream: it can %e seen

through the crystals that as the ri3er apan

utagenicity of samples from all sites of the Sumida /i3er which

is located 2R!C km from the ri3er mouth was also clearly

detected in the presence of S9 mi-. 'hese results demonstrated

that the water in the ri3er contained some frameshift mutagens.


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*.*.1.,. &it water

Bangkok8 !hai'and

'he main source of water pollution in Bangkok is the domestic

sector. *ater uality in Bangkok is critical in comparison to the

surface water standards set %y the Fational En3ironment Board

DFEB

Buenos 5ires8 5rgentina

*hen (rgentina set the ma-imum allowa%le limit for uranium at

1CC micrograms per liter of water it %ased its decision on the

legislation used in #anada a country with signicant natural

deposits of this hea3y metal. 4a%oratory testing ordered %y an

(rgentine court concluded that the water consumed %y close to a

million people li3ing near a nuclear facility is contaminated with

uranium and not t for human consumption.


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$iroshima8 >apanHiroshima #ity as an International #ity of +eace and #ulture

stri3es to %e a city of water greenery and culture which

contri%utes to world peace and continues to de3elop its ur%an

infrastructure. 'he #ity of Hiroshima also stri3es to secure a

constant supply of safe and good uality water for its citi;ens:

this photograph does not t e-actly in the description %ut it has

to %e taken in account that the deadly destruction caused %y theatomic %om%ing.

$ong :ong

*ater pollution can %e in3isi%le to the naked eye %ut its impacts

are for the most part clear enough. Bacteria nutrients and other


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pollutants can make swimmers sick contaminate or kill marine

life and gi3e o, %ad smells.

London8 =:

@ntil the 19Cs the waters of 4ondon’s ri3ers were as polluted as

its air. "eo-ygenated and %lack with scum they showed the

e,ects of sewage pollution and uncontrolled industrial euents.

'ighter en3ironmental standards com%ined with the closure of

factories produced an impro3ement in water uality %ut this is

not still as pure as it should.

Los 5nge'es8 =%5

ost of the water that now enters the 4os (ngeles /i3er yearG

round is from the 'illman *ater /eclamation +lant in the

Sepul3eda Basin. @p to 6 million gallons of treated water arereleased daily into the ri3er. 'hat water is undrinka%le %ut is


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treated well enough so that it presents no health ha;ards.

Howe3er the storm drains along the 3arious cities down ri3er

carry all kinds of contaminates into the ri3er.

Manaus8 Bra?i'

Bra;il’s ma0or and medium si;e metropolitan areas face

increasing pro%lems of water pollution. #oastal cities such as /io

de =aneiro STo +aulo and /ecife su,er e,ects of upstream

residential and industrial sewage contaminating 5eeder /i3erslakes and the ocean. In 2CCC only !N of collected wastewater

recei3ed any treatment.

New @ork8 =%5


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Few >ork protects their drinking water in huge cedar %arrels. 'he

water comes from a system of 19 reser3oirs and three lakes in

upstate Few >ork Dsome


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Shinagawa includes natural uplands and lowlands as well as

reclaimed land. 'he uplands are the eastern end of the

usashino hills. 'hey include Shi%a Shiroganedai north of the

eguro /i3er egurodai %etween the eguro and 'achiai /i3ers

and E%aradai south of the 'achiai /i3er.

3enice8 Ita'

In Uenice water is e-tremely polluted: #anals throughout Uenice

ser3e the purpose of transportation and sewer system. 5arming

manufacturing plants and large ships add to the growing list of

polluters. (s a result it is not surprising that water is dirty and

Uenice as a conseuence the crystals formed from water are not

%eautiful transmitting a deniti3ely distorted and randomly

formed crystalline structure.


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*.*.2. &omparisons etween crsta's

'hese comparisons were made %y e-posing water droplets eual

to opposing messages so to see what the reaction that had each

sample was.

5nge' and Demon

Beautifu' and Dirt

!hank ou and @ou foo'


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"eace and #ar

B'asphem and !ruth

*.*.(. #ater crsta's from words

'hese are photographs of water crystals after showing written

words to distilled water.

!hank ou @ou


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*.*.*. #ater &rsta's eAposed to "hotographs

'his is an e-periment in which instead of words to e-pose the

water you

e-posed photos.

!he Earth Niagara


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"r. Emoto and his team adopted the following procedures they

placed the distilled water %etween two speakers and put a

complete piece of music at normal 3olume. Ji3e it a tap to the

%ottom of the %ottle with distilled water and let it stand

o3ernight. 'he following day they would tap the %ottom of the

%ottle again to make crystals separate and the photographed

them.

/esonance is the transference of wa3e energy %etween similar

shapes and forms 3i%rating at the same freuency. Uery powerful

energy transfers occur for identical freuencies. 'he music

played carries its message to the water %y adding energy to

selected resonant freuencies.

Mo?art8 %mphon No.* in 7 Minor

'his symphony is a song that seems to %e mo3ing towards

%eauty

( piece of deep thinking which seems almost an ode to %eauty.

Beetho0en8 "astora'e

'his is one of the symphonies most famous of Beetho3en it is

fresh and 0oyful. 'his %eautiful crystal conrmed %y the fact that

good music a,ects positi3ely the water.


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Bach8 5ir for the 7 %tring

It looks as the crystal was delighted %y the sound of music. 'he

%ranches of the glass spread freely.

Bach8 7o'derg 3ariations

BachAs Jold%erg Uariations which run a 3ast emotional range

are one of the great monuments of the repertoire for key%oard

and feelings.


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&hopin8


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this crystal is %roken into pieces. 'he water seems to ha3e

reacted negati3ely to this kind of music.

*.+ Emoto’s &riticisms

'he rst reason why Emoto is critici;ed is his credentials:

He graduated from an unaccredited institution which supportsthe general though that his work is not credi%le. He has no

scientic %ackground and his e-periments were not conducted

under the necessary conditions.

Emoto stated LI did not start out with any modern scientic

%ackground. I did not e3en know the limit of science to stop me

from gi3ing this research a chance.M Fot ha3ing %een educated inthe scientic community Emoto has %een happy to do his

LresearchM without accurately employing the scientic method.

*hile he does employ the spirit of the scientic method in his

research design he makes critical mistakes in its rigor. 5or

e-ample Emoto’s research does employ o%ser3ation of a

physical phenomenon formulation of a hypothesis to e-plain the

phenomenon and testing and re3ising the hypothesis %ut he


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makes the critical mistake of failing to minimi;e the in


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'he +etri dishes used to contain the water samples were not

sealed. 'he implication is that the samples used in his

e-periments could easily %e contaminated %y the en3ironment or

e3en the researcher himself. )ne good e-ample would %e that

the photographer’s %reath could a,ect the warming rate of the

fro;en samples a,ecting the temperature of the crystalformations. 'his implies that the %eautiful crystals formed

through Lpositi3e wordsM could ha3e %een coincidence.

G

Emoto indicated that his water samples were fro;en at 2V# and

his crystals were formed at GV#. (ccording to the morphology

diagram of ice crystal formation column crystals should %e

formed instead of plate crystals yet none of Emoto’s pictures

show a column crystal. #ould Emoto ha3e fa%ricated his ndings&

4et’s put it this way R he has no supporti3e data to %ack his

claims.

4e%%recht’s morphology diagram illustrates that ice crystal shape

is a factor of %oth humidity and temperature. 'emperature is the

most important factor and plates tend to form in the CV# to G!V#


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and G1CV# to G22V# ranges Dred while columns tend to form from

G!V# to G1CV# and %elow G22V# Dgreen. 4ower humidity tends to

form simpler crystal shapes while higher humidity tends to form

more intricate crystals. It is currently not known why ice crystals

form di,erent shapes at di,erent temperatures as the physics of

how the water molecules %ond to a growing ice crystal are 3ery

comple- and not well understood.

Emoto has mentioned that in e3ery test he would photograph

1CC +etri dish samples yet only one of each test was pro3ided to

the pu%lic. It could ha3e happened that the other 99 go allagainst his hypothesis. He has successfully pre3ented the media

from unco3ering the photos which did not support his research.

*hile Emoto has pu%lished his claim in one peer re3iewed

0ournal it has neither %een su%stantiated nor dispro3ed %y

research scientists. It is worth noting that Emoto’s =ournal article

is not a scientic report %ut a three page long Lphoto essay.M "r.Emoto himself stated LE3en though my %ook essage from

*ater was rst pu%lished in 1999 and has %een translated in

o3er 2C languages I ha3e not heard of any%ody else conducting

similar research.

'he only pu%lished reproduction of Emoto’s work on record was

conducted %y r. "amian Fash’s (+ psychology class at "urango

High School in #olorado. "espite numerous di7culties

reproducing Emoto’s procedure and controlling the temperature

and sample free;ing and melting rates at least the class

employed a %lind e-perimental design to eliminate the possi%ility

of e-perimenter’s %ias when photographing the water samples.

(s pu%lished on the we%site of the Institute of Foetic Sciences on

ay 2 2CC$ r. Fash states that the team Ldid not nd


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su7cient e3idence to refute or accept Emoto’s hypothesis that

thought in


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+. M EAperiment.

+.1. "rocess

'his is no more than anecdotic %ut in order to pro3e whether

Emoto did his e-periments %iased or not and if it was true that

the 3i%rations that water samples recei3ed a,ected the

molecular structure of the water I did it myself.

E-periment with written words.

'his is a photograph in which two glasses ha3e %een la%elledwith L'hank >ou and lo3eM and L>ou 5ool and hateM. 'hese words

shall emit di,erent kinds of 3i%ration to the water and that

means that after 12 hours that these two glasses will %e in the

free;er the crystals of this type of water will take di,erent

shapes.

'he water samples I ha3e used has gone trough a process in

which a softener remo3es the lime and other particles that can%e found.


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+.2 esu't

(fter 12 hours these are the fro;en water glasses. 'here is no

%ig di,erence %etween them %ut o%ser3ing carefully the edges

are slightly di,erent: the glass la%elled with L'hank >ou 4o3eM is

clearer than L>ou 5ool HateM whose edges ha3e cracks.

'his is the photograph of the

glass that contained water

la%elled with L>ou 5ool HateM.

Its central ice was darker that

in the other glass and had

cracks all o3er the ice.


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'his is the photograph of the

glass that contained water

la%elled with L'hank you 4o3eM.

'he ice was clearer and the

edges were almost transparent.


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,. Emoto’s "ro/ect

,.1. #ater8 human and the earth

'he human %eing appears physically in the land for the rst

time when the o3um of the mother and the sperm of the father

meet and turn into a fertili;ed o3um. (t this moment the water

takes part of a%out 9 N of the o3um that is to say that this one

is mostly pure water. ( mature %ody has a 6CN of water so it’s

what we are mostly made of. 'he earth is called the water planetas 6CN of its surface it’s water 0ust as the human %ody. ost

part of the earth’s water like rain underground currents lakes

and ri3ers is in the sea: what’s more there’s also water around

us as clouds or fogs. Snow in the high mountains and (ntarctic

ices are water too.

(s Emoto deepened his research he %egan to dou%t a%out the

immaculacy of the water he was working with and as aconseuence what would that mean to the human %ody. Fo%ody

apart from an in3estigation institution of water know the answer:

to our eyes water looks alike whiche3er that its composition is.

So Emoto uestioned what was the di,erence in the information

that e3ery kind of water contains& Is there anyway to get to know

that di,erence&

(s he thought a%out that he found a %ook that proposed Cuestions and one was L(re there any snow crystals with same

shape&M 'he answer was that snow had %een falling on earth for

millions of years and that each crystal had a di,erent shape.

,.2. #ater and en0ironmenta' pro'ems

It’s impossi%le to think a%out the uantity of water that isconstantly circulating around us without repairing in the


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en3ironmental pro%lems such as water contamination that is

nothing %ut the a%sorption and dissolution of all pollutants. *ater

is the principal source of life and if it was polluted all creatures’

life would %e denied.

,.(. !herapeutic app'ications and hea'ing

properties

Emoto considers water as Lli3ingM %eing regardless of whether it

is in the free state in nature or contained in a li3ing organism. I

think says Emoto Lthat it can %e acti3ated within the human

%ody of water purication processes of cell in the same way it

can %e done with water that is free in nature. In that sense I

checkedGI ha3e pictures to pro3e it G the most powerful

com%ination of thoughts in terms of processing capacity and

healing are Alo3eA and AgratitudeA. 'hese words and positi3e

emotions that generate con3erted each of the water molecules

that make us a %eautiful structure and %alanced. 'herefore I am

con3inced that our prayers meditations and a7rmations can

help heal.

Emoto disco3ered many things in the health eld which ha3e

created uite a contro3ersy.

5or e-ample he could e-plain how a person could turn sick if he

or she was constantly %om%arded with negati3e thoughts and

words. So could negati3e re3iews lead a person to %e physically

deconstructed& 'he answer is no as the results are not somatic

as such e-pressions a,ect directly to aueous molecular

structure and that already means a lot as 6CN of our %ody is

water.

,.*. $ado medicine


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( couple of years ago Emoto was introduced to a type of

radionics de3ice capa%le of measuring 3arious 3i%rations of

the %ody at the cellular le3el. Emoto de3eloped an application for

the apparatus so that he could use it %eyond its initial intention

to measure Hado. His e-perience with the Hado de3ice led him to

realise waterAs a%ility to recei3e information. It also led the way

to his study of Hado medicine an alternati3e medical practice

that researchers started to study after ha3ing felt the limitations

of con3entional *estern medicine.

(lthough ha3ing a de3ice was helpful in my study of Hadomedicine I came to %elie3e that humans are capa%le of feeling

and sending Hado as well as the de3ice can measure it if not

%etter. 'he fundamental principles of Hado medicine are

3i%ration and resonance. ( %ody can make a wrong turn when

the cellular 3i%rations are distur%ed for any reason. *hen this

situation happens an e-ternal 3i%ration may %e gi3en to the

distur%ed cell so that its 3i%ration is restored.

( Hado is a wa3e: it has a wa3e shape of peaks and 3alleys.

*hen the shape of a wa3e opposite to the original one R 3alleys

for peaks and peaks for 3alleys R is used the wa3e can %e

straightened. By o3er laying a wa3e with another wa3e in this

manner its characteristics can %e cancelled. Hado medicine

utili;es this concept to restore the patientAs health %y sending the

Hado that can cancel his unfa3oura%le Hado.

*ater is an integral component: to help a person treat himself or

herself with Hado medicine it has to %e e-amined the

indi3idualAs Hado using the Hado measuring de3ice.

(fter understanding the distur%ances to his or her own 3i%ration

we prepare the water on which the information to correct the

3i%ration was transferred through the Hado measuring de3ice.


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'he Hado water created in this manner penetrates into the

molecules atoms and su%atomic particles that make up the

personAs %ody and stops the distur%ances of this 3i%ration. By

drinking this Hado water the indi3idual could correct the

distur%ed 3i%ration.

,.*.1. $ado "roducts

"esigned %y #aren "i-on D#ertied H(") Instructor: Someone

personally trained %y "r. asaru Emoto who has fullled the

reuired course contents for certication and is now a%le tocarry out his teachings and philosophy. these %eautiful stickers

are silkGscreen printed on highGuality waterproof 3inyl and will

gi3e you years of 3i3id display.

,.+. Emoto "eace "ro/ect


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ay 2 2CC Emoto declared that in the time reuired for the

ascent of the worldAs conscience he was looking at the children

in the hope of positi3e change. He said he would like to produce

and pro3ide C million D1CN of world population of copies of

the 3ersion for children of

essage from *ater in a decade %eginning in 2CC so that

children could understand the importance of life and peace.

(s part of the @nited Fation’s International "ecade for (ction

*ater for 4ife "r. Emoto wishes to share his disco3eries a%out

the responsi3e nature of water with children around the world.

Beginning in 2CC 'he essage of *ater children’s %ook will

%e pro3ided to all the children in the world at no cost within the

decade. 'his e,ort is called the LEmoto +eace +ro0ect.M

"r. Emoto and many of his readers %elie3e that water holds the

potential to create peace on

earth. "r. Emoto and many of

his readers %elie3e %y

holding the intention of

peace towards water W %y

thinking speaking and acting

with the intention of peace

toward water W water can

and will %ring peace to our

%odies and to the world.

'he Emoto +eace +ro0ect presents 'he essage from *ater

childrenAs %ook in hopes that this %ook will play a leading roll in%ring peace to the world.


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,.,. Internationa' #ater for Life


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. &onc'usion

"r EmotoAs pioneering research has pro3ided sound e3idence of

the impact of thoughts words and feelings on the %ody through

the medium of water.

His research is yet to recei3e scientic recognition %ecause a

repetition of his e-periments under standardised conditions has

failed: %ut after doing some research I ha3e came up to the

conclusion that e3en if Emoto is not following the steps of the

scientic method and his methodology is considered su%0ecti3e

he still has made e3idence of his in3estigation.

'he e3idence he has pro3ided is physical so that the results may

%e refruta%le %y any other person that could supply results

o%tained %y an accepted method as the scientic one: %ut

Emoto’s study of water is pseudoscientic Dconsidered Lfalse

scienceM %y all traditional scientists and this means that his

disco3eries cannot %e pro3ed %y traditional science and

therefore may not %e accepted for the scientic community.

I also think that the conclusions that he has arri3ed to are

possi%le %ut that what changes the water molecules are the

intention of the pronounced words and the intensity of its

3i%ration and not the meaning of the words. 5or e-ample a

couple of opposed words like Llo3eM and LhateM pronounced with

the same intention and 3i%ration could produce the same change

in the molecules: and that means that it’s all %ecause of the

speaker and not only of the meaning of the words.

(s a nal conclusion I’d rather say that Emoto is doing a great

0o% not only deepening in areas ne3er studied so far %ut

transmitting his knowledge to all people o3ercoming any

o%stacle he may encounter.


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G. 5nneA

G.1. Inter0iews

Inter0iew 1

Water Tells the Truth

An Exclusive Interview with Dr. Masaru Emoto

By Michelene K. Bell

u!lisher, In "i#ht Times

asaru Emoto was %orn in >okohama in =uly 19$!. He is a

graduate of the >okohama unicipal @ni3ersity’s department of

humanities and sciences with a focus on International /elations.

In 198 he esta%lished the IH #orporation in 'okyo. In )cto%er

of 1992 he recei3ed certication from the )pen International

@ni3ersity as a "octor of (lternati3e edicine. Su%seuently he

was introduced to the concept of micro cluster water in the @S

and agnetic /esonance (nalysis technology. 'he uest thus

%egan to disco3er the mystery of water.

He undertook e-tensi3e research of water around the planet not

so much as a scientic researcher %ut more from the perspecti3e

of an original thinker. (t length he reali;ed that it was in the

fro;en crystal form that water showed us its true nature. He has

gained worldwide acclaim through his ground%reaking research

and disco3ery that water is deeply connected to our indi3idual

and collecti3e consciousness.

He is the author of the %estGselling %ooks essages from *ater

'he Hidden essages in *ater and 'he 'rue +ower of *ater. He

is a longGtime ad3ocate for peace in relation to water. He is

currently the head of the I.H.. Jeneral /esearch Institute and


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+resident Emeritus of the International *ater for 4ife 5oundation

a Fot for +rot )rgani;ation.

?B "r. Emoto you are worldGrenowned on your research with

water. *hy this eld of study and when did you start&

"r. Emoto It was 21 years ago. *hile I was playing golf with

(merican scientists my leg %egan to hurt. )ne of them ga3e mea spray %ottle of water and recommended that I spray the water

on the a,ected part of my leg. I followed his ad3ice and the pain

went away rather uickly. 'his intrigued me and was the catalyst

that sparked my interest in water.

?B +lease e-plain your method of processing&

"r. Emoto In terms of taking water crystal photos we put a

single drop of water Dour sample onto plastic +etri dishes. *e

prepare C dishes this way. 'hen they are placed in a free;er

with a temperature of G!C degrees for three hours. )ur

researcher takes out each dish from the refrigerator and then in

a cold room of degrees o%ser3es it under a microscope. (t the

appropriate timing as the water crystal de3elops our researchertakes a photograph.

?B How does uantum physics relate to you water studies&

"r. Emoto Because I am a water researcher and not a traditional

scientist I am not an authority on uantum physics. >et I ha3e

read many %ooks on the su%0ect. In uantum physics as Iunderstand it the consciousness of the o%ser3er a,ects the


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physical phenomenon of that which is %eing o%ser3ed. Similarly

in water crystal photography the consciousness of the o%ser3er

a,ects the outcome of the e-periments thus a,ecting the shape

of the crystals.

In this way I %elie3e uantum physicists can study the world of

uantum physics without any huge apparatus and without

incurring %ig e-penses %y simply utili;ing water crystal

technology to record the uantum e,ects of the o%ser3er.

?B *hat is magnetic resonance and how does it relate to

water&

"r. Emoto agnetic resonance deals with hydrogen atoms in

water and is a detecta%le magnetic eld. In con3entional

medicine this signal Din the water our %odies are made of can

%e manipulated %y additional magnetic elds to %uild up enough

information to construct an image of the %ody. 'hat is the %asis

for /Is. 'he same applies regarding magnetic resonance in the

waters of the world which through the conducti3ity in it allows

information to %e transmitted. It is a natural state a world of >ing

and >ang plus and minus. (ll water has this property.

?B 'hrough your research what is the most remarka%le

ndings a%out water&

"r. Emoto 'his year se3eral scientic disco3eries ha3e shown

that water has memory. ainstream science and recent

documentary lms are contri%uting in spreading this fact to the

general pu%lic. In addition I think what’s fascinating is that water

e-ists in multiple forms. 4iuid gas and solid. It is the only

su%stance that has these properties. It e-ists in many

dimensions so to speak. In the future it will %e more and more


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important for us to use water as a medium to e-change

information %etween di,erent dimensional states.

?B *hat do you mean when you say water has memory& (re

you saying it has intelligence&

"r. Emoto *ater has a role to carry information and I don’t think

it has intelligence. In essence water is a mirror of the human

mind. ( mirror of humanity.

?B >ou mention in L'he essage from *aterM that our words

thoughts emotions sounds music and intentional prayer can

impact water’s structure. So how do words like lo3e peace

gratitude raise the 3i%rations of water&

"r. Emoto I am certain that such words raise the 3i%rations of

water 0ust as they raise the 3i%rations of people. (fter all we are

made of water. I ha3e found that when the 3i%ration is 3ery high

a 3ery delicate form of crystal is o%ser3ed under the microscope.

'he more delicate crystal you nd the higher 3i%ration the water

contains. 'hese words carry a high 3i%ratory signature that when

com%ined with human interaction resonate at a 3ery high le3el.

?B *hat type of words cause the most dramatic changes andhow&

"r. Emoto (s I ha3e e-pressed in my studies it is the words

L4o3e and JratitudeM. 4o3e is an acti3e energy. Jratitude is a

passi3e energy. Jod created these two energies as >ing and >ang

in the %eginning when the world was created. 'herefore when

you present these 3i%rations to water water will respond in a

profound way and show you a 3ery %eautiful shape of a crystal.


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?B >ou speak often of prayer. How does the act of praying

e,ect water&

"r. Emoto +hysically speaking the power of prayer can %e

e-pressed as EYmc2 where E is total energy m represents the

num%er of people and c is consciousness. *hen the 3i%ration

from this com%ination %ecomes unied it is su%tle and strong. I

%elie3e there is a supersonic e,ect. It is pro3en %y some

scientists that after water is treated with supersonic wa3es of this

nature it %ecomes %etter water.

?B )nce we ha3e infused our water say a three gallon

container how long does the water remain changed&

"r. Emoto It depends on the purity of the H(") Dsu%tle energies

and how the H(") has %een infused. 5or e-ample was it a

human intention like prayer or thought or a mechanical one ormusic or a written word& It will %e di,erent in each case. 5or the

most part water retains the 3i%ration. Howe3er it is %etter to

repeat it for ma-imum retention of H(") energy.

?B *hat happens if we ha3e no thoughts a%out the water we

drink& *here does it t on the scale of %enets&

"r. Emoto )n a scale of 1 to 1C the %enets %egin when you

focus your thoughts towards the water. 'he greater your

intention the higher the %enet is. Fo thoughts %eing C in added

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"r. Emoto Imagine a lunch%o- lled with grapes. 'hen imagine

another lunch%o- lled with grains of rice. In which lunch%o- is

the conducti3ity higher& It is the one with rice %ecause it is

packed more densely. /egarding water it is water with a higher

conducti3ity in other words water in which information is

transmitted. 'his means that theoretically water with smaller

clusters is %etter water.

?B *hat words are associated with smaller clusters 3s. larger

clusters&

"r. Emoto Fegati3e phrases and words will create large clusters

while lo3ing positi3e words and phrases will form %eautiful

crystal clusters. Slang phrases such as Lyou foolM can destroy the

process of clusters forming.

?B "r. Emoto there is contro3ersy a%out distilled water. (rethere %enets from drinking distilled water&

"r. Emoto +ure distilled water will wash away essential minerals

from the %ody and so it might not %e a good idea to drink only

pure distilled water. >et we ha3e found that distilled water will

accept information more easily. So distilled water with

information which is sometimes called functional water in =apan

not called distilled water anymore can %e a 3ery good water.

?B I %elie3e some of your research included working with

stagnant water. *hat results did you nd and what types of

water did you test&

"r. Emoto +olluted water is of course stagnant water. In

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ri3er water passes through upstream midstream and

downstream on its way to the ocean. *hen water comes to our

homes the water might %e from a dam at a ri3er or a reser3oir

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?B 'here ha3e %een cases when people drink too much water.

Society ad3ocates eight glasses a day. Is this enough and what

happens if your %ody cannot process that much water&

"r. Emoto It might %e dependent on the si;e of the glass. If the

3olume is 2CC ml then 8 glasses is 1. litres. In this case 8 to 1C

glasses are standard and good. If there is too much water in your

%ody then there might %e swelling and o3er hydration. If your

%ody cannot process the water it means that the kidneys cannot

process the water either. In this case the kidneys are not

functioning well and you may need to undergo articial dialysis.

So take good care of your kidneys and drink the appropriate

amount of water for your %ody type.

?B >ou speak of the messages hidden in water are Ltelling us

to look inside oursel3es.M How did you determine this&

"r. Emoto 'he hidden message is actually L4o3e and JratitudeM.

I came to this conclusion %ecause the water that was presented

with the words L4o3e and JratitudeM showed the most %eautiful

crystals time and time again. I started to contemplate this 3ery

deeply. *hat was it a%out 4o3e and Jratitude& I reali;ed that

these two energies ha3e the most healing and transformati3e

properties. If we look deeper inside oursel3es we would %e a%le

to see where 4o3e and Jratitude could transform us and our

world.

?B "oes water impact our spiritual li3es and how&

"r. Emoto I %elie3e that water contains the %lueprint of life

which was created %y Jod. In other words water contains the

intention of Jod and we now understand that this is the spiritual


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aspect of our li3es. By focusing our own intention to our water we

can reconnect with this spirituality in oursel3es.

?B "oes 0ust speaking an a7rmation or thinking a thought

a%out water change it or do we ha3e to %elie3e the water is

changed& Is it truly a%out intention&

"r. Emoto any spiritual teachers are telling us that we should

say our wishes or intentions in the past tense as if it is already

so. 'his means that it is necessary to 3isuali;e the completed

result that we are intending. (nd so yes our intention is 3ery

important.

?B Since our %odies are 6N water how can we utili;e water

to impro3e our health& Is it again %ased solely on our attitude

intentionPfaith 3isuali;ing or a7rmations&

"r. Emoto *e should gi3e our lo3e and gratitude to the food and

water that we take and then eat or drink it. *e should also do the

same to the en3ironment people and all things around us we

should gi3e our lo3e and gratitude as it will show us that

e3erything is a mirror of our thoughts %eliefs and intentions.

?B "oes a person need to know what is wrong with them inorder to %e healed& )r can they 0ust 3isuali;e or say positi3e

statements and surround themsel3es with %eautiful music and

soothing colors to alter their health&

"r. Emoto *hen you are in a 3ery unhealthy state it is

sometimes di7cult to think a%out your %ody in a healing manner.

>ou may not think a%out playing %eautiful music surrounding

yourself with positi3e words and so on. (lso it may %ecome


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Emoto (s I mentioned earlier the power of prayer can %e

e-pressed as EYmc2 where E is total energy m represents the

num%er of people and c is consciousness. *hen the 3i%ration

from this com%ination %ecomes unied it is su%tle and strong.

'he a,ect is magnied when more than one person resonates

with this consciousness. 4ynn c'aggert has done many studies

on this 3ery su%0ect.

?B )ur water sources on the Earth are rapidly disappearing or

unusa%le. *hat can we as a mass conscious society do in orderto sa3e our water supply&

"r. Emoto *e now know that consciousness e,ects matter. *e

must use our consciousness to raise the 3i%ration of the li3ing

waters on our planet. 'his includes all the oceans ri3ers streams

and people on the Earth. >es people too. *e are all made of

water as well.

?B "oes water impact our spiritual li3es and how&

"r. Emoto I %elie3e that water contains the %lueprint of life

which was created %y Jod. In other words water contains the

intention of Jod and we now understand that this is the spiritual

aspect of our li3es. By focusing our own intention to our water we

can reconnect with this spirituality in oursel3es.

?B "oes 0ust speaking an a7rmation or thinking a thought

a%out water change it or do we ha3e to %elie3e the water is

changed& Is it truly a%out intention&

"r. Emoto any spiritual teachers are telling us that we should

say our wishes or intentions in the past tense as if it is already


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so. 'his means that it is necessary to 3isuali;e the completed

result that we are intending. (nd so yes our intention is 3ery

important.

?B Since our %odies are 6N water how can we utili;e water

to impro3e our health& Is it again %ased solely on our attitude

intentionPfaith 3isuali;ing or a7rmations&

"r. Emoto *e should gi3e our lo3e and gratitude to the food and

water that we take and then eat or drink it. *e should also do the

same to the en3ironment people and all things around us we

should gi3e our lo3e and gratitude as it will show us that

e3erything is a mirror of our thoughts %eliefs and intentions.

?B "oes a person need to know what is wrong with them in

order to %e healed& )r can they 0ust 3isuali;e or say positi3e

statements and surround themsel3es with %eautiful music andsoothing colors to alter their health&

"r. Emoto *hen you are in a 3ery unhealthy state it is

sometimes di7cult to think a%out your %ody in a healing manner.

>ou may not think a%out playing %eautiful music surrounding

yourself with positi3e words and so on. (lso it may %ecome

di7cult to think a%out which part of your %ody is in a state of

im%alance. 'hat is when you need your friends or healers to help.

>ou may also nd answers or insight in %ooks. "uring this

process you will gradually %ecome aware of the %ad thoughts in

you and these people may help you to change them into good

ones. (lso %ooks and music may cancel or neutrali;e your

negati3e energy and you may %ecome healthier. )nce you

%ecome in a healthier state you will %e in a more %alanced state

in which you can understand what you ha3e learned. >ou don’t


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necessarily need to know what was wrong with you to achie3e

this.

?B +lease e-plain L4ong BreathingM and do you think we can

li3e fore3er&

"r. Emoto I learned L4ong BreathingM from late "r. Fo%uo

Shioya. In =apanese L4ong BreathingM literally means longe3ity. If

you %reathe 3ery rapidly you will take in more o-ygen and your

%ody might %urn more uickly. So in a certain e-tent your %ody

might %e L%urning out too fastM. If you %reathe slowly you will

keep your %ody in a healthier state.

It is said that you can li3e up to 12 years. >et I think we ha3e

the potential to li3e longer than this possi%ly up to !CC years

old. >et for this to %e possi%le you need to ha3e the right

en3ironment. >ou need to understand that e3erything is a

3i%ration. (nd to resonate in a way that would support such a

long life you need good water good air good nature and good

3i%rations.

?B "r. Emoto what does your research re


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?B )ur water sources on the Earth are rapidly disappearing or

unusa%le. *hat can we as a mass conscious society do in order

to sa3e our water supply&

"r. Emoto *e now know that consciousness e,ects matter. *e

must use our consciousness to raise the 3i%ration of the li3ing

waters on our planet. 'his includes all the oceans ri3ers streams

and people on the Earth. >es people too. *e are all made of

water as well.

?B "oes the water form crystals only in the fro;en state or is

there instant change when we place our intent through words

prayers thoughts or sounds&

"r. Emoto 'here is an instant change. >et if you want to see the

change as a 3ery sta%le state in this third dimensional world you

will need to o%ser3e the water in its crystalline state. Sensiti3e

people can LfeelM this 3i%rational change.

?B *hat other source of 3alidation is there from your

research&

"r. Emoto 'here are many studies %eing conducted around the

world which 3alidate this research. Some which are featured in

the documentary lm L*aterM.

?B "r. Emoto one of your 3isions is to help humanity reali;e

peace. How do you propose such an undertaking&

"r. Emoto I am in3ol3ed in educating children through teaching

them a%out the messages in water. I ha3e a pro0ect called the

Emoto +eace +ro0ect which shares the fundamental message

that the kindness of our words and actions has a direct e,ect on


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the state of the planet and its people. I ha3e shared this message

with children in o3er 6C countries. y children’s %ook has %een

pu%lished in o3er $ languages. y goal is to share this with all

nations across the world.

?B *here do you see humanity e3ol3ing to and what are

people’s role with planet and home other Earth&

"r. Emoto I think humanity is 0ust at the %eginning of its rst

stage. )n the second stage we will e3ol3e our spiritual

connection to one another and %egin to access the soGcalled fth

dimensional world. 'here we will certainly nd guidance

regarding the path which awaits us ne-t.

?B )ne last uestion. If you could impart to the world one

message what would that %e&

"r. Emoto 'he message would %e the same as that to water. *e

are all water. So to each other and to the waters of the world the

message is simple. I am sorry I thank you I lo3e you and I

respect you. *e should not forget these mindful e-pressions. I

am sorry. I thank you. I lo3e you. I respect you.

?B It has %een an honor and pri3ilege. 'hank you for yourtime.

'he Source water team in3ites you to further research asaru

Emoto research and his %est selling %ooks.


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"r. Emoto Dworld famous scientist renowned for his water

molecular research states that the water from the Ion*ays

manufacturer is the purest he has e3er tested. 'here are also

dowsers Dif you %elie3e in 3i%rational energy who insist that the

Ion*ays water is 2N %etter than that from a ?angen unit. *enow %elie3e that Ion*ays new to #anada in (pril of this year is

the num%er one water ioni;er worldwide for many reasons

which will %e shown at the ne-t water party^

'he we%sites to check out Ionways are Dsome great 3ideos to

watch here click on the left hand side a%out down where it

says A(lkaline *ater UideosA and watch the one hour 3ideoentitled 'he @ntold 'ruth (%out the *ater >ou "rink at the 3ery

%ottom^

"r. Emoto decided to test water from a =upiter Science )rion

*ater (lkali;er and the result is %elow. 'he "elphi and (uarius

also use the same water cell technology as the unit tested.

'his is the rst time alkaline ioni;ed water from a water ioni;er

has %een tested %y r. Emoto. 5rom the Hado Institute


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*ater is one of the most indispensa%le su%stances for the life of

human %eings. 4etAs think a%out the water inside our %ody.

Jenerally it is said that a%out 9CN or more of the em%ryonic

%ody is water. /egarding an infant a%out 8CN of its %ody is

water and an adult 6CN. (s we grow older the percentage of

water in our %ody decreases.

Here at I)F4I5E we totally agree. *hy does a %a%y smell so

sweet& Because he or she is made of sweet smelling alkaline

saline naturally minerali;ed water.

'hat distilled water is not like rain water has %een shown %y "r.Emoto using agnetic /esonance (nalysis Dsee image a%o3e.

*hile rain water contains o-ygen and minerals and crystalli;es

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Inter0iew 2

XL%emana'. Empecemos con e' enigma mHs importante de

todos JuiKn es Dan Brown4 No ha concedido ninguna

entre0ista durante seis aos...

Dan Brown. _> u` pasa si "an Brown es un tipo a%urrido&

XL. Lo es4

D.B. Fo lo s`. >a lo descu%rir usted.

XL. Le ofre?co dos descripciones para Jue e'i/a Es un

'anco petu'ante empo''nO o un sae'otodo con poco

pe'oO. Lo di/o usted. %e corresponden con 'a rea'idad4

D.B. Sb. Estudi` aub en E-eter en este internado de `lite en el

ue transcurre la entre3ista. #recb aub: mi padre era profesor

aub 3i3bamos en una residencia estudiantil. Es una escuela muy

tradicional sencilla. Soy de esas personas a las ue les gusta

estudiar ms ue el ft%ol. El mundo cosmopolita de una gran

ciudad me resulta muy emocionante pero no es mi mundo.

XL. Los cat'icos se sintieron gra0emente ofendidos con

su 'iro8 'uego se produ/eron 'as acusaciones de p'agio de

dos autores Jue aseguraan Jue 'es haPa copiado parte

de 'a trama. E' mundo esperaa una respuesta por su

parte8 pero se retir.

D.B. En este mundo moderno se espera ue los autores formen

parte del olimpo de los famosos. >o preero no hacerlo. Fo me

preocupo por el dinero o la fama. Fo me 3eo como una estrella.

is li%ros son las estrellas.

XL. "or JuK estH haciendo esta entre0ista entonces4


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D.B. Estoy orgulloso del nue3o li%ro y uiero ue los fans lo

sepan. (dems ahora ya no estoy escri%iendo: asb ue puedo

salir de mi capullo y ser durante un %re3e tiempo una gura

p%lica. 4uego 3ol3er` a cerrar la puerta.

XL. Qui?H me aproAime mHs a usted si nos sumergimos en

su infancia. Nos encontramos en su hogar8 EAeter. =n

mundo mu peJueo.

D.B. E-eter es muy polifac`tico un crisol. Estudiantes de $C

pabses 3ienen a este internado los me0ores de ?enia Uene;uela

'aiwn... (sb ue crecb en un mundo multicultural multi`tnico y

multiconfesional.

XL. "ero tamiKn es un mundo mu rico8 pri0i'egiado.

D.B. Fo lo es. s de la mitad de los alumnos 3ienen %ecados.

>o tam%i`n reci%b apoyo nanciero. i padre era profesor y tenba

tres hi0os... no tenbamos mucho dinero.

XL. $arPan sido posi'es sus no0e'as sin su padre4

-rgani?aa en casa /uegos de uscar e' tesoro...

D.B. +ro%a%lemente no. is no3elas son una gran %sueda del

tesoro y de nios nos lo pas%amos de f%ula resol3iendo

enigmas ocultos.

XL. Inc'uso e' peJueo EAeter tiene ese misterio dehermandades secretas 'ogias masnicas Jue tan

importante pape' desempean en su 'iro.

D.B. Sb la logia esta%a so%re el cine de la ciudad. 'enba ese

e-trao sbm%olo y las cortinas siempre echadas nunca me

permitieron su%ir. Uebamos entrar a la gente pero nadie sa%ba

u` hacban allb arri%a. (uello siempre me fascin.


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XL. $asta ho4

D.B. Sb. He dedicado seis aos a in3estigar su mundo.

XL. &onsigui acceso a 'os masones4

D.B. Sb. Ha%la%an de sus creencias pero no de sus rituales

secretos.

XL. itua'es de sangre4 "'egarias misteriosas4

D.B. Son secretos. 'u3e ue indagar en otros sitios.

XL. $a seguido 0i0iendo en EAeter se 0a a mudar a una

casa ''amada Is'e of Langdonia8 denominada asP por e'

protagonista de sus no0e'as8 oert Langdon. No se ha

pasado un poco4

D.B. Fo s` cmo se ha enterado de eso pero es cierto. 'am%i`n

la llamo la fortale;a de la gratitud. ( mi mu0er y a mb no nos

gustan los yates los coches o los a3iones pri3ados. Fos interesa

la aruitectura asb ue nos hemos construido una o%ra de arte

en forma de casa y nos mudaremos en unos cuantos meses.

XL. !iene pasadi?os secretos4

D.B. (l menos media docena de estancias y pasadi;os secretos.

XL. &digos ocu'tos4D.B. +or toda la casa. 'enemos una 3entana por la ue entra el

sol a una hora concreta del dba y cae so%re un sbm%olo en un

a;ule0o. Hay cla3es secretas en las 3entanas.

XL. @ usted recorre 'a casa como si fuese un nio

peJueo8 intentando descifrar 'os sPmo'os4

D.B. Fo los cono;co todos pero nuestros in3itados no.


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Fecesitarban una 3ida entera para descifrar todos los enigmas.

XL. Dnde escriirH4

D.B. En mi nue3a no3ela hay un cuadro ue deam%ula por la

casa. >o tengo ese cuadro. Se mo3er por una peuea

ha%itacin en 4angdonia. \ui; escri%a allb. Funca he escrito en

una casa.

XL. Dnde entonces4

D.B. Esta no3ela la he escrito en una ca%aa en el %osue con

un frigorbco y un ordenador nada ms ni Internet ni m3il sin

cone-in con el mundo e-terior.

XL. %e pone a escriir antes de Jue sa'ga e' %o'.

D.B. (sb es a eso de las cuatro de la maana. Es un ritual.

Siempre me he le3antado pronto ya de nio siempre uerba

estar solo. e le3anta%a a las cuatro y media me hacba el

desayuno yo solo leba te%eos y hacba crucigramas.

XL. No se 'e hace raro no escriir por primera 0e? en seis

aos4

D.B. Fo estoy muy contento de ha%er terminado este li%ro. Ha

sido muy difbcil. El tema es muy losco y complicado de

desentraar. 5ui esc`ptico durante mucho tiempo. #iencia

no`tica... suena a new a#e."ediu` aos a la in3estigacin y

_sa%e u`& la ciencia no`tica funciona.

XL. En serio4 "nganos un e/emp'o.

D.B. #o0a un 3aso de agua y cong`lelo. 4uego coloue a un

grupo de personas alrededor del 3aso todas con pensamientos

hermosos puros y 3er ue empie;an a formarse los ms %ellos

cristales.


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XL. Lo dice en serio4

D.B. #ompletamente.

XL. No ha perdido e' /uicio4

D.B. Fo he perdido el 0uicio. Haga el mismo e-perimento con

personas ue tengan pensamientos oscuros mal3ados. El hielo

se llenar de grietas y cristales horri%les. He in3estigado el tema

y he encontrado prue%as. 4a idea de ue el ser humano pueda

e0ercer control so%re la materia me desconcierta.

XL. R5 mP tamiKnS %e ha con0ertido en un cientP)co

a)cionado4

D.B. Sb tengo ue pensar hasta cierto punto como un cientbco.

Si te concentras el tiempo suciente mientras o%ser3as una

c`lula cancerbgena puedes hacerla sanar.

XL. Lo cree de 0erdad4

D.B. (l principio no. +ero lo cierto es ue hay muchas prue%as.

XL. &uenta usted Jue8 cuando se TatascaU escriiendo8 se

cue'ga cae?a aa/o8 de 'os pies8 para 0o'0er a pensar con

c'aridad. @ en esos momentos pi

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