| 09:47am, 18th Jan 2008 |
Dr Emoto & his water crystals |
warriors_of_truth
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Msg no: 877400
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I believe there is definately something there, talking to water also has an affect to it, the crystals look totally different if one sample had rock music played to it and another sample had the words of love spoken to it.
Thats why when Sikhs recieve amirt (baptised) they should focus there mind and eyes on the water (amrit) whilst the prayers (which in essence are words of love for god) are recited at the same time. |
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| 07:38pm, 18th Jan 2008 |
Dr Emoto & his water crystals |
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Msg no: 877414
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Ummm can't say I've heard of this one but most eastern faiths are very big on chanting, repetitive prayers etc - I've never bought it fully but then i'm a cynic, but the claim is the vibrations brought about but such chants are not only beneficial to our mind, but the body too. I guess this is on the same path given the majority of our body is made of of water. |
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| 05:51pm, 27th Jan 2008 |
Dr Emoto & his water crystals |
nubbin
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Msg no: 877531
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So is there something to this or is it simply new age pseudoscientific looniness?
You needn't have asked that question after this line:
He's never allowed proper independent studies to be done on his work
True science can be replicated.
Pseudoscience cannot. |
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| 12:46am, 28th Jan 2008 |
Dr Emoto & his water crystals |
think_tank
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Msg no: 877535
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I don't know about this particular study but recently I read upon hypothesis on Homeopathic medication where the solution is diluted over many times. One scientist who claimed that water carried memory was shunned and lost his research funding then years later another French scientist is claiming that there might something true about it though it has not been substantiated.
If water has memory then perhaps this could have some significance to it. |
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