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CarolineN
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A [url]fascinating article[/url] (and discussion afterwards) about a 4th dimensional state of water that has been discovered which is not H20 but a heavier and much more biologically beneficial H3O2, basically energised water which has slightly different properties. It is slightly alkaline.

Well worth a read!


 
Posted : 18/08/2013 4:32 pm
 PJ7
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A [url]fascinating article[/url] (and discussion afterwards) about a 4th dimensional state of water that has been discovered which is not H20 but a heavier and much more biologically beneficial H3O2, basically energised water which has slightly different properties. It is slightly alkaline.

Well worth a read!

Hi
Your interest in water caught my attention, over the years I have studied water and am amazed how much is undiscovered by so many who use so much yet do not realize its potential.

I actually watched the last documentary on water I have, today.

Water has memory and lots of other attributes, have you ever seen the documentary” messages from water” absolutely incredible, this is where I started to study water with my limited capabilities about 14 years ago, our bodies are approximately 70% water, I believe with every thought this water that forms our bodies changes accordingly,

I have heard somewhere a long time ago that we are formed of spirit and water.

Peace and light
Peter


 
Posted : 18/08/2013 9:54 pm
CarolineN
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Hi Peter

Yes, I was fascinated by the work of[url] Dr Masaru Emoto[/url] whose experiments with frozen water crystals from different places and under different emotional projections some years ago. Then someone was talking about changing the qualities of water or the better by running it through a vortex - which is what the article in the first post is about - we said we were interested in installing such a system, but that has yet to happen.

We are at the end of the line and our water tastes awful some days - saturated with chemicals, so we have to filter it for drinking and cooking. So anything that improves the quality is acceptable, especially if it is of benefit to health.


 
Posted : 18/08/2013 11:44 pm
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Thanks for adding caroline .

As mentioned in your link .

As mentioned earlier, EZ water is alkaline and carries a negative charge. Maintaining this state of alkalinity and negative charge appears to be important for optimal health. Drinking water can be optimized in a variety of different ways, by injecting light energy or physical energy into the water by vortexing, for example. This is fairly easy using magnets. Reversing the vortex every few seconds may even create more energy.

Its kind of inline and is partly why I use a negative north pole magnet to energise my drinking water .

[url]The Equine Nurse[/url]

as per link

The human body requires an alkaline medium because an acid medium cannot maintain oxygen and is toxic to the human body. A negative magnetic field supports the body’s alkalinity and its high need for oxidation for cellular energy. When blood is in its optimal alkaline magnetic state, it promotes healing and calm. When blood is trapped in its opposite polarity an acid state is created and oxygen is diminished allowing for inflammation, pain, dis-ease and sometimes cancer.

x dazzle x


 
Posted : 19/08/2013 8:35 am
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Further to this topic, has anyone read Sandra Ingerman's book, "Medicine for the Earth".
Part of the Land Shamanism I teach is about spiritual ways to heal water. A bit different from using water to heal us, but clearly two sides of the same coin.
All is connected.


 
Posted : 19/08/2013 10:26 am
 PJ7
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Hi Peter

Yes, I was fascinated by the work of[url] Dr Masaru Emoto[/url] whose experiments with frozen water crystals from different places and under different emotional projections some years ago. Then someone was talking about changing the qualities of water or the better by running it through a vortex - which is what the article in the first post is about - we said we were interested in installing such a system, but that has yet to happen.

We are at the end of the line and our water tastes awful some days - saturated with chemicals, so we have to filter it for drinking and cooking. So anything that improves the quality is acceptable, especially if it is of benefit to health.

Hi
sorry about the late reply,my daughter hugs my computer,and they are on holiday!

The quality of your water sounds really bad, I must admit I have never suffered that bad, but in my last property I fitted a “reverse osmosis system”, which I thought was brilliant, the water tasted brilliant, do you have such a system? If you haven't and you look on eBay there is quite a selection at a reasonable cost. I was also going to fit an ioniser, but never got around to it.


Have you seen the documentary “Water” A eye opener to what we are drinking, I combine all the documentary is together to form a picture of water, “Flow for love of water” was the last documentary on water I have watched, again well worth watching, it shows up some of the faults in the water companies, and how water is exploited for bottled water, and some of the resources are drained leaving people without enough water.


People take water for granted; they reckon eventually that wars will be fought over water, rather than oil as the resources are drained, as with the oil.


Have you seen any documentaries on “Fracking” you think the water is bad now, I have seen a documentary that was made where they Frack in America, when some of the people turn on their tap for water, out comes gas, and that is ignitable, many cannot even drink their water, this is without what the damage it does to the ozone layer by Fracking, and yet we are allowing me it over here.


We are only on planet Earth for a short period, and we should leave it better than we found it, yet we treat it like the most neglected pig sty.


This is a passage from a book I have been reading for a long time,=


“Yet our eyes do not even see all that can be classified within time and space. Think of a drop of water, which appears immaculately pure to every eye; and which on examination under the microscope is shown to contain millions of living organisms mercilessly fighting and destroying each other. Are there not sometimes bacteria in both water and air that have the power to destroy human bodies, and that are imperceptible to the human eye? But they become visible by means of powerful instruments.

Who then will still dare to maintain that there is nothing new and as yet unknown to be seen when the power of these instruments is further increased? Increase their power a thousandfold, a millionfold, and there will be no end to what may be seen, but ever new worlds which previously you could neither see nor feel, yet which nevertheless existed, will unfold before you.”


Peace and light
Peter


 
Posted : 26/08/2013 9:35 am
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People take water for granted; they reckon eventually that wars will be fought over water, rather than oil as the resources are drained, as with the oil.

Violent conflicts over water are already happening – and since it has been estimated that over 50% of the world’s population will face water shortages within the next 30 years, this will only get worse.

Already, within the USA, there are court battles over the water in the Mississippi and over the water flowing into Apalachicola Bay. If people see their livelihoods disappearing violence could easily break out. Already many rivers – the Colorado and the Rio Grande in the USA, the Yaqui in Mexico, the Indus in Pakistan and the Ganges in Bangladesh, The Yellow River and the Tamin in China and the Murray in Australia – do not reach the sea, because of the huge amounts of water extracted from them.

The Ogallala Aquifer in the USA is now 150 feet lower than it was in the 1950s. Farmers’ wells are running dry and it won’t be long before farmers in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming all have drastic water shortages. The High Plains Aquifer (of which the Ogallala is a part) irrigates over 15 million acres of cropland. If these croplands fail, food prices and shortages worldwide will rise rapidly.

To talk about it happening “eventually” is like talking about climate change as something that “will happen”. – it’s happening now and, as ever, it is the poor of the world who suffer worst – and first.


 
Posted : 26/08/2013 12:43 pm
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Awesome stuff.
I did keep a bottle of cold water in the fridge, pour it into a glass and spin + magnetise it before drinking. Not doing it anymore, but yeah it's an interesting topic.

It's just silly how little we know about water.

Check out Viktor Schauberger. Apparently the guy did loads of experiments with water and vortexes.


 
Posted : 15/09/2013 8:25 pm
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