Does water really have memory and consciousness? It is possible for water to function asthe computer RAM memorystoring in its “brain” every interaction that occurs in its immediate environment? Leonardo Da Vincisaid: “Water is the driving force of nature“. Indeed, there can beno life without water. But what are the secrets hidden in this amazing part of nature? How did it come to Earth? Who brought it? Questions that perhaps only the water itself could answer… Scientifically inexplicable water Water is one ofthe first earthly creations of God. No scientist could ever explain whythe density of water increases below the freezing point while it decreases above the freezing point. This is a unique property of water that particularly concerned the human mind in the distant past. Scientists have concluded thatany property of water is uniqueand can not be explained entirely by the laws of physics. For example, water is the only known element whichcan exist in three forms: liquid, solid and gaseous. Water has memory! The unpredictable behavior of waterhas concerned scientists from the 50s and 60s. Unable to explain a series of unpleasant incidents such as deaths of scientists and intelligence agents after drinking water, they resulted in a conclusion that initially seemed incredible:water has memory. By some unexplained mechanism it manages to“save” information, much like a computer! The next years a series of experiments in various countries of the world has shown thatwater “accepts” and “saves” any outside influence. It “keeps” and “remembers” anything that happens in its surrounding environment, andanything that comes in contact with water leaves a “mark” in it. The structure of water is affected by our emotions Scientific studies have shown that water, not only has memory but its structure is affected by the emotions of people. The water molecules change their position when they interact with positive or negative emotions. The structure of water is more important than its composition. Scientists concluded thatwater molecules act as memory cellsand recordthe entire history of interactionwith the outside world. Probably the fact thatmany parts considered “haunted”are close to rivers and seas is connected with this property of water. Perhaps water traps the “souls”, “remembering” the circumstances surrounding the death of people and not letting them go away…
Posted on: Mon, 28 Jul 2014 18:13:23 +0000
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