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Aug 14, 2026 · 14 min · 9 segments
Join my community! https://www.skool.com/reversems/about Dr. Masaru Emoto, a Japanese author and researcher, conducted famous experiments to observe how…
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In fact, depending on your age, it's usually 60% of water that resides in our bodies.

So knowing this, we wanna understand how our thoughts can affect our physical bodies.

He wanted to know whether thoughts or feelings or even talking to water with words would change the structure of water at all.

He took samples of water from various sources, exposed them to different thoughts, words, and even music, and then rapidly froze them so he could look at it under a microscope.

When the water was exposed to positive words like thank you, I love you, or words of appreciation, or even beautiful classical music, the ice frozen from those samples formed an exquisite, symmetrical, beautiful pattern.

They looked like magnificent snowflakes that were vibrant and full of order.

But then when the water was exposed to negative emotions or intentions of hatred or loud, chaotic, or heavy metal music, the water didn't form crystals at all.

Now, mainstream science has debated over Dr. Emoto's studies, calling it a metaphorical or poetic study because it's hard to control it in a traditional laboratory.

But this message resonates to me and a lot of other people on a deeply intuitive level.

So if states of love and gratitude and peace- can organize water into a state of beautiful harmony and thoughts of anger or negative emotions or words can fracture it, what are we doing with 60% of our bodies made of water? When we live in constant stress and we have negative feelings of fear, anxiety, anger, et cetera, how do you think your body is going to react? Your body is absorbing all of that information.

And this just isn't the words that you're saying or listening to, it's your thoughts as well.

In fact, depending on your age, it's usually 60% of water that resides in our bodies.

So knowing this, we wanna understand how our thoughts can affect our physical bodies.

He wanted to know whether thoughts or feelings or even talking to water with words would change the structure of water at all.

He took samples of water from various sources, exposed them to different thoughts, words, and even music, and then rapidly froze them so he could look at it under a microscope.

When the water was exposed to positive words like thank you, I love you, or words of appreciation, or even beautiful classical music, the ice frozen from those samples formed an exquisite, symmetrical, beautiful pattern.

They looked like magnificent snowflakes that were vibrant and full of order.

But then when the water was exposed to negative emotions or intentions of hatred or loud, chaotic, or heavy metal music, the water didn't form crystals at all.

Now, mainstream science has debated over Dr. Emoto's studies, calling it a metaphorical or poetic study because it's hard to control it in a traditional laboratory.

But this message resonates to me and a lot of other people on a deeply intuitive level.

So if states of love and gratitude and peace- can organize water into a state of beautiful harmony and thoughts of anger or negative emotions or words can fracture it, what are we doing with 60% of our bodies made of water? When we live in constant stress and we have negative feelings of fear, anxiety, anger, et cetera, how do you think your body is going to react? Your body is absorbing all of that information.

And this just isn't the words that you're saying or listening to, it's your thoughts as well.
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