We Are Water and Water is Magic

​The other day I read “The Hidden Messages in Water” by Masaru Emoto. I was already aware of his work, but had not read his book until now. His experiments have shown that water, which makes up approximately 60% of the human body, can be positively or negatively affected by our thoughts and words. Beautiful crystal formations are made by water when exposed to positive words, whether spoke or written; regardless of the language used. Even beautiful pictures and music have this same effect. The opposite is true of the same kinds of negative stimuli. Instead of pretty crystal structures there were only partially formed or deformed structures found. To me, this says a lot about how our thoughts, how we talk to ourselves, and how we let others talk to us affects our bodies and out health.
There is a lot of talk these days about positive and manifesting, and this experiment scientifically shows how true this is. According to this study, while love grows elegant crystals, when combined with gratitude, it is even more spectacular. In fact, gratitude alone had better results. In his book, he compared it to a water molecule (H2O), saying that if it were, then love would represent oxygen (1) part and gratitude would represent hydrogen (2 parts). This combination had powerful healing properties.
 We all know water is good for us, but imagine the extra benefits of positivity infused water! Regardless of the message you want to convey, the water can be infused by talking to it, sitting it on a picture, or writing the words on paper and wrapping them around the container so the water can “read” it. Yes, it appears the water gets the message that is written, and it does not matter what language it is written in either.
We tend to take water for granted, but if you think about it, it is so amazing. Healing, life sustaining, and refreshing. We truly cannot live without it.
My take from this is simple: Positive energy, in any form, breeds more positive energy, in many forms. It is a powerful, natural, universal element necessary for life and good health (on every level). For all the benefits it provides, it takes so little effort to spread it everywhere. So the question is, how do you talk to yourself and others? Will you be listening more closely to the words you use, or do you do this already?