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>>Water-- the most common substance on Earth.

It is with us every moment of our lives.

Like the human body, the Earth maintains a constant amount

of water.

If the quantity of water is reduced, or at least one

of its amazing features is changed, then life on Earth

will vanish.

Just like you, Earth is a living, dynamic being.

It has veins and arteries with water

flowing through it, which are connected

to one large thriving heart, the ocean.

It evaporates water and returns it back

to the hydrologic cycle as rain, falling down

on mountain tops, which again form veins and arteries that

return to the ocean.

It is this constant water circulation

that keeps the planet alive.

We are just like the surface of the Earth-- at least 70% water.

We also have a heart and 60,000 miles of veins and arteries.

And like our planet, it is water that

gives us life, replenishing ourselves in a continuous water

cycle.

The system of the universe exists

as a single, perfect organism.

All of its parts, including us and our Earth,

are inseparably bound together by huge streams of information.

And on our planet, water plays the key role

in how the information is exchanged.

In effect, it is the medium through which

all nature is governed.

Our Earth is a giant container of water in which

all forms of life arose.

And every living thing is, itself, essentially a container

of water.

Depending on age, a human being is made up of 70 to 90% water.

An adult drinks approximately 2.5 liters of water each day

in order to sustain his normal life functions.

Another 1.5 liters is absorbed through the skin

during bathing or showering.

Science has not yet been able to answer the question of why

water is the only substance on the planet that

can exist in three states-- liquid, solid, and gaseous.

Why does water have the highest surface tension of all liquids?

Why is it the most powerful solvent on Earth?

And how in defiance of the Earth's gravity

is water able to rise through the trunks of gigantic trees

against tens of atmospheres of pressure?

In a seed, for example, it reaches 400 atmospheres

at the moment of germination.

That's why a plant shoot can break through asphalt

with ease.

The water, of course, remains water.

But its structure, like a nervous system,

reacts to any irritation.

The water molecule is a dipole.

One end is charged more negatively

and the other more positively.

This is a well known phenomenon.

A molecule acting through its negatively charged end

can attract another molecule by its positively charged end.

And then another molecule.

This is how the structure of water is formed.

It is fluid and short lived.

Somehow, among the changing forms,

one can see stable formations.

These are called clusters.

It is within these structures that water retains

information it has captured.

Any substance coming into contact with water

leaves a trace in the water.

Had our ancestors guessed this when

they used silver vessels to turn ordinary water into healing

water?

In the 1960s in a closed laboratory in Germany,

something inexplicable occurred.

A laboratory assistant dropped a vacuum

sealed ampule containing virulent poison into a vessel

with distilled water.

Trying to conceal her blunder, she just left it in the water.

The ampule was discovered only three days later.

Since it was sealed, it did not pose any special hazard

and the matter was closed.

Later, the water was given to laboratory mice--

--and they died.

Immediately the water was thoroughly tested.

Chemically, it proved to be impeccably clean.

It meant that the water without direct contact with the poison

somehow adopted its properties.

In other words, it received negative information

from the poison.

A fantastic hypotheses was put forward,

a hypotheses that could explain water's unpredictable behavior.

Water has memory.

Experiments done in many countries around the world

have shown that water receives and makes

an imprint of any outside influence, remembering

everything that occurs in the space that surrounds it.

It makes no difference where the water is located.

If you transport water to outer space,

it remains sensitive to what it encounters.

NASA scientists discovered this when they released water

in a low gravity environment.

>>Pure water is hard to make, it's hard to get,

and it's kind of reactive.

It's very polar liquid.

And so it tends to dissolve things and grab things,

and they become what we call surface active.

If you take a drop of oil or something like that,

it won't do that.

Ethanol or alcohol won't do that.

But water is a highly contaminable surface.

If you fill up a water balloon, there

was some junk on the mandril that they

used to make the balloon in the first place that's

on the inside of the balloon that's instantly in the liquid.

Now, when you deploy that, that junk that's in the liquid then

goes to the surface.

And so it changes the surface properties somewhat.

>>Water drops oscillate in reaction

to the burst balloon membrane.

It takes 45 minutes for it to stabilize and form

a perfect sphere.

Further experiments at low gravity

allowed astronauts to study a sphere of water 75 millimeters

in diameter with an air bubble inside.

When water droplets were injected into the bubble,

they created collision dynamics in action.

Most of the collisions were created

in a rebound or elastic fashion, bouncing off

each other and the wall.

But on occasion, an internal bubble would oscillate

and the momentum would carry it across the interface

in a mass transfer.

The structure of water means how its molecules are organized.

We can see how water molecules join together into groups.

Scientists came up with the idea that these clusters

work as memory cells of a certain sort in which water

records the whole history of its relationship with the world

as if on magnetic tape.

>>If you consider a cluster as a group of specific molecules,

then it can survive only a short amount of time.

But if you consider it as a structure whereby molecules can

leave and other molecules come in,

the cluster can last effectively for a very long time.

>>The stability of the cluster structures

confirm the hypothesis that water

is capable of recording and storing information.

>>It may be the single most malleable computer, which can--

it's like a computer memory.

It's a memory of information.

You must know how it is arranged.

It is like the alphabet.

If I give you the alphabet, you don't know a word,

you don't a letter, you don't know a sentence.

So the molecular structure is the alphabet of water.

And you must make a sentence out of water.

And you can change the sentence.

>>This leads us to the idea that information is either made up

of water or exists in it.

Like sculptures that have not yet

been created are present in a piece of clay,

so the images of all future living organisms

were present in the water.

Water merely brought to life a preexisting conception.

But for any process to begin requires an impulse.

Wise men of ancient times believed that for life to arise

was a primordial divine spark.

This spark imprinted in the water

the sequence of future development.

The entire course of evolution provides evidence of this.

>>There are such animals, for example, jellyfish.

Jellyfishes are 99.9% water.

And we as biologists study the left 0.1%

of these jellyfish in order to understand how this bulk water,

why it is a life.

Probably this water is alive, and this 0.1%

simply allows it to be a life.

We ourselves when we're newborns or when we were fetuses,

we were 95 or even more percent of water.

We're already alive.

>>I think that scientists should look more closely at how water

interacts with their molecules.

At a molecular level, it creates the structure of DNA.

We wouldn't have the DNA helix without water.

It creates the structure of proteins.

So our bodies wouldn't work without the water.

>>Water is a universal computer that

reveals any biological program, and thus water

is the only thing that can change it.

Water has a life cycle of its own,

flowing from melting glaciers down steep mountain slopes.

During the journey down, the crystal streams

are filled with the energy of the sun.

They absorb information about the properties of the soil,

about the composition of minerals and rocks.

The impressions of such water are full of fresh air.

These impacts change water structurally.

Meanwhile, for a human being, water

remains the same: without taste, without color,

and without odor.

Yet it's impossible to find identical water on Earth.

Water is like a clean sheet of paper,

which can be changed by a tiny brush stroke.

The great artist Leonardo da Vinci

wrote, "Water assumes a special character as many times

as there are different places where it flows."

On Okinawa island in Japan, people

live incredibly long lives.

They suffer very few cases of common human diseases

such as diabetes, arteriosclerosis, and cancer.

One of the explanations is that they

drink water vitalized by the coral their island rests on.

These natural bodies are not only stunningly beautiful,

but also extremely long lived.

The most ancient of them are more than 600 million years

old.

The coral imprints the water with information

about longevity, which is then passed over

to the water medium of the human body, tuning it for long life.

75% of the human body consists of water.

If the body loses 2% of its liquid content,

we become thirsty.

If it loses 10%, we start hallucinating.

If the body loses over 12% of water, we die.

In the language of the Pemon Indian tribe in Venezuela,

Roraima is translated as the mother of all waters.

A group of Russian biophysicists set out

for this destination in January, 2005

to collect a unique sample of water which scientists say

has never been in direct contact with human beings.

Such water exists in only one place on Earth-- in Venezuela.

According to one hypothesis, a continent

called Gondwana existed in the southern hemisphere

during the Paleozoic era.

Powerful tectonic processes occurring in the Earth's crust

3.5 million years ago split it into several parts.

As a result of these changes, some segments of the continents

sank, while those resting on granite substrates

remained at their previous level.

Elevated plateaus were formed, which the Indians

called tepuis, meaning pillars.

Roraima is the largest of them.

>>It's a really remote place, very hard to get to.

Three days of travel through the savanna, and then the jungles.

Then you climb an 800 meter wall.

It takes a certain amount of enthusiasm.

Therefore, we can say that the water we have there

is in a unique, virgin state.

>>There is always a large cloud over Roraima.

As evening approaches, a light haze appears.

When the moon comes out from behind the mountains,

the mist begins to glow with an even blue light.

And in that light, it is visible how fine droplets of moisture

are hanging in the still air.

The slightest breath of a breeze, and this watery dust

forms into drops.

This is the origin of the rain which rushes down

in countless waterfalls.

>>So today is January 30, water collection number 16.

Then we shall pack it all up in foil.

And in this form, this water will hold its energy

for several days with the air of these places.

Then we'll arrive in Saint Petersburg,

and we'll calmly carry out our laboratory analysis

several thousand miles away.

And only then will we be able to draw any conclusions.

>>Professor Korotkov's laboratory

has developed an instrument that can determine

the energetics of water.

It works on the basis of the Kirlian effect.

Everything that enters a strong electromagnetic field

begins to emit light.

The greater energy the object possesses, the brighter

it shines.

The water from Venezuela was compared with ordinary drinking

water.

>>We can say that this water is not double, not triple,

but it is 40,000 times more active.

So these are really two fundamentally different

substances.

And water of this type, this water,

which immediately activates the body,

it activates the whole system.

That's why there, where the Indians,

despite the deprivation in which they live, live very long

lives and are very happy, they absolutely

do not want civilization to come to them.

>>This water also had an effect on the science team,

even though their visit to the area lasted less than a week.

Dr. Korotkov used a special instrument

to measure the energy level of each person

at the base of Roraima, and then two days later

after each member reached the summit.

>>And what we found was really astonishing.

We found that for all members of the group,

at the top of Roraima, their energy field tremendously

increased.

And they felt it.

So now, you see this images of energy field

of a person at the sea level.

And you see it sort of breaks, it's very jagged.

And it's typical reflection of condition.

And this is the same person, but at the top of Roraima.

And you see dramatic difference.

>>What is water?

In water researcher Viktor Schauberger's view,

it is a living substance which can

die if it is treated poorly.

Schauberger believed that water is born in the forest.

It falls as rain.

And it filters down through the rocks,

gathering minerals and trace elements

until arriving at the surface as a spring.

At this point, water is full of mother's substances,

ready to provide life.

Its vitality depends on how it flows

or how it is forced to flow.

Our systems for moving and processing water

are designed from the point of view

that water is merely a fluid without life or energy.

So we don't care how it's treated.

We make water flow along straight channels,

through cylindrical devices and other shapes

that are never found in nature.

We ignore water's natural path.

Spiral patterns and arrangements are all around us

in the forms of galaxies, cyclones, and tornadoes.

These spirals are everywhere in nature,

which has chosen these formations because they

represent the law of constant change.

If we want to create a system for moving water which

allows it to remain vital and alive,

we must provide the opportunity for water to breathe.

Viktor Schauberger's research on water revitalization

inspired the development of flow forms, which

are a series of formed basins that allow water

to flow into figure eight vortical movements,

causing the water to pulsate rhythmically.

The type of movement in flow forms

simulates a mountain stream-- energizing, restructuring,

and oxygenating water.

Flow forms mimic nature's flowing movement,

plus simulate the heart rhythms, helping to refresh

and reharmonize water.

Vortical treatments of harmonic frequencies

is an effective way to eliminate undesirable information

remaining in water after removal of physical pollutants.

Water makes a long, difficult journey

before arriving in our homes.

>>It used to be common knowledge that a settlement could only

occur where there was a natural source of water.

Today, whether or not there is water

in a place is of no importance, because we

transport water for thousands of miles using high pressure.

>>In nature, rivers and streams always flow along

a smoothly curving course.

But any water system has multiple right angle turns.

The natural structure of the water

breaks down more and more with each such turn.

>>Water from a water supply system

which flows into our homes through pipes

has various forms, crystals of various forms.

But they are all deformed.

That is, they may look like this.

It can look like this or have these crystals

and many other arrangements, but you won't

see any symmetry or beauty.

>>We've been forming crystals for more than a dozen years.

From our tests, we came to the conclusion

that living water forms more hexagonal crystals,

and less vibrant or dead water doesn't form hexagonal shapes.

What concerns me is that water from any big city

tends not to form beautiful crystals.

When water travels in a city, it collects negative information

from the people and pollution.

Also, the more chlorine in the water, the less crystals

can form.

We also have pipes that make lots of turns.

Imagine if you were water.

You might want to die with all this unnatural and forced

movement.

>>Water that flows in a floor-paneled heating system

is devitalized and rotten.

It sucks energy out of the people, plants, and animals

living in that house.

It actually steals the energy.

>>It is well known that the water

supply in many large cities is a closed loop system.

After undergoing aggressive chemical purification

and passing through powerful filters,

the water in these systems is returned to our homes,

still remembering the chemicals and the violence

it was subjected to.

There are over 100,000 man made chemicals, including

pharmaceuticals, birth control pills, toiletries,

and household cleaners.

When the liver removes these toxins from our body,

they get flushed down the toilet where they then

go into the sewer where many pass intact through our sewage

treatment facilities and filters and are recycled back

into our municipal water system for us to consume once again.

Even stronger, however, is the informational pollution

that the water accumulates as it flows down miles of long pipes,

through thousands and thousands of houses and apartments.

>>We pollute water spiritually, and this

happens on a huge scale.

Why?

The water adopts all of the hatred,

all of the malice, the stress.

The water is almost dead by the time it enters our body.

>>We subjected water to super weak magnetic field impulses.

These fields are tens of thousands of times

weaker than the Earth's natural magnetic field.

Fish were introduced into water that was treated in this way,

and the fish soon produced an unusual hatch of small fry.

They differed radically from the other fish

to which they were related, though they

looked as much alike as twins.

Grey stripes appear on the belly of all these males at once,

along with colored spots which had not

been observed previously.

These are called phenotype changes.

And it is of fundamental importance

that these changes appear not in just some of the treated fish,

but in all of them at the same time.

>>The experiment resulted in changes

not only on the outward appearance of the fish,

but also in their behavior.

They began to react to outside stimuli in the same way.

It was as if the whole school had acquired a collective mind.

>>I've studied water crystals for 15 years.

What I would really like people to know through my research

or work is that water has memory.

>>Dr. Masaru Emoto exposes water to a variety

of outside stimuli in his research laboratory in Japan.

His researchers capture 50 samples of each water specimen,

which are frozen, and after three hours,

examined in the lab at a temperature of minus 5 degrees

centigrade.

Only a few will reveal their beautiful structure.

As the temperature rises under the microscope,

the crystal starts to grow and expand.

The researcher captures its image on camera

before it returns to the liquid state.

This beautiful geometrical wonder

expands in six directions from each corner

of its hexagonal base.

A lateral view reveals a protrusion that

appears at the tip of the cone.

This is because ice crystals do not

develop two dimensionally, but rather three dimensionally

from the center to the edges.

Water from natural sources, unlike tap water,

provides a wide range of crystalline formations.

This allows us to peek into the life and health of water.

Living water in good condition produces

beautiful hexagonal crystals, as we see in these pictures.

If water gets sick or dies, what we see changes dramatically.

We can see how water reacts to a computer, a television set,

to hard rock, a microwave oven, a cellphone.

>>The basic principle in the universe is vibration.

And vibration can be created by the principle of resonance.

Without resonance, vibration doesn't exist.

And this is the truth in the universe.

In the quantum world, very small units of things

resonate with each other.

And that's how they affirm themselves.

So we are able to reconfirm the existence of things

by seeing them through this resonance theory.

>>Max Planck once said that everything is a wave.

In other words, when we write a word on a sheet of paper

and apply it to water, we can see that the water crystal

changes its form.

It means a transformation of the water itself

under the influence of frequencies

that we emit with this word.

>>The first word Dr. Emoto's research team

exposed water to was "arigatou," Japanese for "thank you."

Next, we see what happened when they used negative words,

such as "you fool."

Words of beauty create beautiful crystals.

Gentle words manifest delicate crystals.

In crystal form, water reflects the power of intention

behind our words.

In 1995, Dr. Masaru Emoto was the first one

to record musical impressions on water.

In Dr. Emoto's laboratory, they presented water

with different types of music, after which they froze

the water and then under the microscope

could clearly see the crystals that the water had formed.

Here, we see crystallized distilled water

before music is introduced.

And now the transformation when it is exposed to Mozart.

This is how water responded to Beethoven.

And this is water's response to something

more contemporary-- Sting's "Fragile."

Other well known examples of water's hexagonal geometry

are snowflakes.

Each one is created by the conditions in which it grows.

No two are exactly the same, despite the billions

of snowflakes that fall each year.

The life of a snowflake begins high in the atmosphere.

The lone droplet freezes into a tiny ice bead, which then

expands into a hexagonal base.

Each of its six corners starts to grow a branch,

creating a very complex pattern.

Physicists have calculated that the number of possible ways

to grow a snowflake far exceeds the total number

of all atoms in the universe.

Therefore, you can be pretty sure that any snowflake you see

will be unique, like no other that has ever fallen to Earth.

This is a water droplet.

If we expose water to various sound frequencies using

a technology called a tonoscope, we

can observe various patterns emerging in its structure.

As we increase the frequency at certain key thresholds,

the entire pattern morphs into a new resonant pattern,

which is a more complex expression of the base

frequencies.

This happens repeatedly as the frequency increases.

We can observe familiar geometrical patterns.

Here we see a perfect cube, a tetrahedron, a star

tetrahedron, the octohedron.

All of these forms of sacred geometry

were created simply by achieving the resonant frequency

to match the form.

>>Water and human beings and plants

respond the same way to resonant energy

that your cell phone does when it picks up the call.

Human beings and water can respond

to particular frequencies and energies applied that way.

And you can build up tremendous energy

and have tremendous effects.

We grow crystals using resonant frequencies.

Salt crystals like the same kind of salt

flowing through your bloodstream right now in water.

We grow those crystals using resonant frequencies

2 and 1/2 thousand times faster and bigger.

>>Water perceives every change in thought or mood.

The brightest of these vibrational currents

is created by love.

The power of this emotion is reflected in the word itself.

>>Our mind is related to our central nervous system.

And when we have some emotions or we have some thought,

they directly influence not only our nervous system,

but the whole body.

First it flows through blood, then through vegetative system.

So we with our thoughts, with our emotions,

we totally change condition of the whole body.

>>Visionary and artist Leonardo da Vinci

came to the same conclusion.

"Human emotions are water," he wrote in his notes,

"and it is the form taken by these flows

within the body that determine the human character."

Every seed, every embryo begins its life exclusively in water.

Amniotic fluid plays a role in the embryo's development

and preservation.

The amniotic fluid of a pregnant woman is clustered water.

Under the microscope, it looks like clearly formed groups

of molecules.

You get the impression that the water

is trying to protect the life inside,

directing all the forces of the mother's body

to its protection and development.

It was discovered that the cells of a newborn

also contain such water.

When rapidly frozen and seen under 20,000

fold magnification, it proved to be

a crystal of incredible beauty.

>>Water is the fundamental element of life,

and is the telephone to the universe.

And the way we feel, the way we act,

the way we process our emotions is

going to have an impact on the water inside our body

and the world as a whole.

>>Dr. Emoto conducted another groundbreaking experiment.

He placed rice in three glass beakers

and covered it with water.

And then every day for a month, he

said thank you to one beaker, you're an idiot to the second,

and the third one he completely ignored.

After one month, the rice that had been thanked

began to ferment, giving off a strong, pleasant aroma.

The rice in the second beaker turned black.

And the rice that was ignored began to rot.

Dr. Emoto feels that this experiment

provides an important lesson.

>>The worst rice samples is the one that was ignored.

The same can be said in our daily lives

when dealing with children.

Ignoring children is the worst thing we can do.

Even if we have to scold them occasionally,

communication is very important.

We should always converse with them and encourage them.

Ignoring them causes the greatest harm.

>>In this experiment, Dr. Emoto's researchers

used a glass of Tokyo tap water, which

seems to be unable to form crystals, and performed a test.

Participants placed the glass in the center of their circle

and sent gratitude to the water.

Studying the water under the microscope,

they started to see a crystal formation.

Increased magnification showed the symmetry of the crystal,

revealing how the tap water was transformed by the gratitude

sent by the group.

The crystal continued to grow, expressing

the energies received.

The tap water from Tokyo finally produced a beautiful crystal.

>>It was interesting to see children so completely

astonished after they witnessed the difference in Tokyo

tap water before and after they sent the prayer.

Their mothers were kind of skeptical

before this experiment.

But afterwards, they said we really have to believe it.

>>Scientists in the field of electrophoton imaging

were conducting experiments measuring the energy of water

here in the United States.

To establish a baseline, a drop of water from a test class

was suspended above electrodes where it was photographed

using a fiberoptic camera.

The research team then took the same glass of water

and performed an experiment in the power of intention.

Participants focused on the water,

sending positive thoughts and a healing chant.

This sample exposed to positive thoughts

was then tested in the exact same manner as the baseline

sample.

These measurements allowed scientists

to study the photon emissions or energy

level of each water sample.

When the baseline drop was compared

to the one imprinted with positive intentions,

the difference was remarkable.

The imprinted sample clearly had more photon emission

and an increase in stability.

Next, researchers exposed water to a traditional instrument

known for its meditative qualities.

Indigenous Australians have performed ceremonies

with the didgeridoo for centuries using

a circular breathing technique.

The water showed a significant increase in energy level,

as evidenced by the computer data and the resulting images.

>>It's clear that water is one of the most sensitive indicator

of any fields that we have surrounding us.

>>Professor Korotkov's laboratory

has conducted numerous experiments

on the effect of human emotions on water.

A group of people were asked to project

onto a flask of water in front of them

various positive emotions like love, tenderness, and concern.

Then the flask was replaced with another one

and the people were asked to project emotions

of a different type-- fear, aggression, and hatred.

After this, measurements were taken on the samples.

The water exhibited changes that were clearly

in one direction or another.

>>Love tremendously increases energy of water and harmony

of water, while aggression, anger decreases and totally

reduces harmony from water.

>>This is water exposed to compassion.

And this, to anger.

Everything we feel, hear, or see is a combination

of light, sound, electromagnetic, and many other

waves.

Every life form, be it a germ, an insect, animal,

or human being, perceives them differently.

They perceive them in their own strictly defined range.

Only water is able to absorb the entire range of frequencies

that exist in nature and become either living or dead

under their influence.

The average person consumes 16,000 gallons

of water in a lifetime.

That is a vast stream of chemical

and structural information that is passed through our bodies.

When we bath or shower, we also receive

10 times the acceptable concentration of chlorine.

Chlorine in the water supply displaces oxygen.

When chlorine burns off bacteria,

it actually removes the fire of life from water.

>>Water burning is oxidation by oxygen of water.

What is the product of this burning?

Again water and oxygen.

I couldn't think of any other substance which,

after burning, stays itself.

It's only water.

Because any burning is combining oxygen with fuel.

Boiling of water is combining oxygen with water.

The product of this burning, again, water and oxygen.

>>Burning is a special property of living water distinguishing

it from dead water.

Burning is the ability to eliminate harmful matter

with its own power.

Scientists have studied numerous samples of municipal water

and did not find this natural burning phenomenon

in any of them.

>>Once we tested water in a big bottle

labeled by producers as the best water in the world.

And they added something else, but this water

had absolutely no life.

Glass, those are silicon.

This is natural element of the Earth.

And water interacts with this element in our nature.

Plus, the wall of a glass, it's smooth.

So water being near by this wall,

it becomes more harmonized.

So water can be kept in glass bottle, in principle,

infinite time.

This is absolutely different.

This is plastic.

So this is chemicals, and chemicals

they penetrate water slowly.

Plus, the wall, it's not smooth.

So water being nearby plastic surface

becomes more and more chaotic.

>>Most likely, people do not sense any particular difference

between naturally pure and artificially purified water.

But any animal will always choose water from a spring,

because this water is loaded with natural energies.

When scientists studied this high mountain environment

in places where water is known for its healing properties--

like Lourdes in France-- they made an important discovery.

They found that the pH level of these waters

was highly ionized and very alkaline.

While studying water, researchers

exposed ordinary water to magnetically charged plates,

creating a simple method of ionization,

separating water into two streams-- one alkaline

and one acidic.

The water from the alkaline stream

significantly improves hydration,

because it is easier for the body to absorb.

Water from tap or bottled sources

is usually clustered in groups of 11 to 16 water molecules.

During ionization, the water molecules

are reduced to only five to eight molecules per cluster.

The percentage of oxygen increases significantly,

which can be almost double the amount of tap or bottled water,

allowing the body to maintain a proper pH balance.

>>Our lifespan is directly proportional to the amount

of antioxidants we have in our body.

And water is an important carrier of antioxidants.

If you drink water that has large quantities of hydrogen

along with the right surface tension and right mineral

content, then it will slow down the aging process.

It will keep our mitochondria from dying, which provide us

with the energy of life.

And so we can expect to live longer.

Essentially, it is said that we should

live to be about 120 years old.

And we often die long before that.

So no one really dies of natural causes

if they die younger than that.

They die of dehydration.

>>What is acidic pH?

What is acid?

Acid is devoid of electrons, free electrons.

What is alkali?

Alkali is full of electrons.

So our body should be slightly alkaline.

What it means?

It means that our body should contain enough electrons,

or hydrogen atoms if you like, which will combine with oxygen.

If we are acidic, then oxygen flows in, flows out unused.

If you don't have fuel, oxygen is useless.

>>pH is a very important factor in overall health.

To stay in balance, the body has to maintain its pH level,

because we're continuously generating acid wastes.

When we eat, nutrients are transported to our cells

and then burnt with oxygen, resulting in waste products

that are almost always acidic.

In a healthy body, our blood would pick up these wastes

and carry them through the liver, kidneys, colon or skin

before removal.

But worry, poor sleep and food choices,

and environmental challenges limit our body's ability

to remove acidic waste quickly enough.

So the body compensates and transforms acidic waste

to solid waste, storing the solid waste

in less dangerous areas like arteries,

and especially fat tissues.

The doctor is drawing blood from a patient's finger.

Using a special microscope, we shall

be able to see the condition of her body from this drop.

>>These are red blood cells, and they've

lost their electrical charge.

So they're all stuck together in a formation called a rouleaux.

Here's a huge symplast.

Symplasts are associated with heart disease

and many other conditions that could be coming in the future.

>>The doctor asks the patient to drink a small amount

of structured water.

After 12 minutes, the doctor again draws blood

from the patient and studies it.

>>So you can see that the cells then become buoyant,

they become slippery, and they have their electrical charge.

So they repel each other.

That allows them to carry oxygen,

and it means that we're changing the pH of the blood.

I think that's utterly amazing that just

drinking water could do that.

>>One way to counteract over acidity

is by drinking alkaline water.

We can measure the beneficial effects

clinically with a new technology called

polyinterference photography.

This machine analyzes the body using light analysis

technology.

The subject is exposed to controlled full spectrum light.

This study volunteer had been drinking mostly soda pop

on a regular basis.

The doctor notes that the participant

suffers severe congestion in the areas around the liver,

pancreas, and spleen.

A bright pink spot also appears where

the participant reports having regular severe migraine

headaches.

The volunteer is asked to drink only alkaline water

for five days, and then return for a followup exam.

The red areas where congestion was recorded

are now a clearer blue, indicating that the blockages

are shrinking in size.

The pink spot marking the point of headaches is gone,

and the volunteer confirms that he hasn't suffered migraines

since the drinking of the alkaline water.

The research team examined the same participant

using electrophoton imaging.

This technology, based on the Kirlian effect,

takes an image from each finger using

a high voltage electrical field and reads its photon, or light,

emission.

Each finger corresponds to specific regions of the body.

The participant's first scan shows

several gaps in his energy field,

representing specific organs.

Once again, the weak points indicate the pancreas

and liver.

After five days of drinking alkaline water,

these gaps are reduced.

The case study's image is brighter and more consistent,

representing improved health, including the areas

of the pancreas and liver.

Even more conclusive proof can be seen

using live blood cell analysis.

This is a blood sample taken before the participant began

the water experiment.

The volunteer drank a gallon of alkaline water that day,

and another blood sample is taken 24 hours later.

We can see how just drinking alkaline

water improved the cellular environment of his blood.

The participant continued drinking good water

for two months.

During that interval, he lost a total of 20 pounds

and gained leaner muscle mass.

One theory of how to increase hydration of cells

is to remove the dissolved solids from the water using

distillation or deionization.

This may allow the water molecules to more easily enter

the cells.

In an experiment conducted in the Netherlands,

two beakers of deionized water are placed next to each other.

A highly electrical potential difference

is run through the beakers.

Amazingly, the water creates a bridge between the two beakers.

This bridge can reach up to 25 millimeters in length.

When scientists recorded the water formation

with a thermographic camera, they

found the hottest part to be in the smallest

diameter of the bridge and observed

a transfer of heat and material between the beakers.

>>You think when you look at it, there

must be a very simple explanation to that,

and it must be predictable and it must be easy to calculate.

But it is not.

>>One thing is certain.

This experiment cannot be repeated with tap or bottled

water.

Only the deionized water with very low dissolved solids

can create this phenomenon.

>>The interaction of water and electricity is so basic,

and it's everywhere around us.

If you look at the clouds at a thunderstorm--

it's water and electricity-- that one

might think that scientists understand this completely.

People don't realize that this substance which is most common

has 63 anomalies.

For water, every physical property,

every basic property is an anomaly.

Boiling point, freezing point, conductivity, surface tension--

all anomalies.

So the question is to which extent

can this problem be solved within the current scientific

framework.

I think it is another anomaly, because it was not predicted

and it cannot be calculated yet.

>>It is now believed there might be a fourth phase of water

that we previously ignored.

>>We found something odd that interfaces

when you have a so-called water loving or hydrophilic interface

with water.

In other words, when the water is butting up

against that surface, that hydrophilic surface,

it takes on a new set of properties.

It's like a liquid crystal.

And these properties are not like the liquid

and not like the solid.

They're somewhere in between.

If there's a fourth phase of water, I think this is it.

If we had a plant sitting here, everybody

can understand that the light is coming in and hitting

the plant, and this energy from light,

from the environment, is then changed,

transduced into other kinds of energy that the plant uses.

And the water, it does the same thing.

Water is a recipient of energy.

Your cells are filled with these little mini batteries.

>>Water from a single container was divided into two portions.

One part was subjected to an outside influence

that changed the structure and properties of that water.

The water in the second flask acquired the same structure

and the same properties after a certain period of time,

even if the two portions of water

were a significant distance removed from each other.

The Russian philosopher and scientist Alexander Chizhevsky

as early as the 1930s described one astounding phenomenon.

Observing a colony of bacteria, he

noted that from time to time, these quiet microorganisms were

engaged in unusual activity.

Chizhevsky established that single cell organisms

became agitated in line with the advent of solar flares.

While the sunlight still has a full eight

minutes to reach the Earth, the bacteria already

know about the upcoming change.

Detecting changes in the universe,

water immediately changes its properties

both on Earth and within the bodies of living creatures.

This happens instantly.

In the world's religions Christianity, Islam,

and Judaism, it is the practice to recite a prayer

before taking food or to consecrate

the food during major religious holidays.

Why did something that science is only

now trying to understand seem obvious to our ancestors?

>>January the 18th.

It is the eve of the Orthodox Feast of the Epiphany.

Two flasks are filled with ordinary tap water.

Early in the morning, one of them

is set inside the Church near the vessel

over which the sacrament of sanctification

is to be performed.

Every year on January 19, the faithful and even non-believers

hurry into churches to pick up some of the baptismal water.

It is believed to possess extraordinary properties.

In order to confirm or refute this,

the two flasks were taken to the laboratory for study

immediately after the service.

Here the water was frozen in a cryogenic chamber

and photographed under the microscope.

The crystals of the tap water looked

like a chaotic diffused spot.

While the water that had been in the church

had the rectilinear symmetrical form of a six pointed star.

>>There was a fabulous experiment

done at McGill University in Canada a few years back

in which the goal was to see if water that

had been prayed over and blessed would stimulate

the growth of young seedlings more than plans that

were watered with water that had not

been blessed through prayer.

Sure enough, the plants that received the water that

had been prayed over and blessed had a more vigorous growth

rate.

Over and over, we see around the world

where water seems to play a major role in healing.

>>We know that water is a recorder of frequency.

And we also know from a great deal of evidence

that thoughts create a frequency,

and that water is a recorder of those frequencies.

People are mostly water.

Food is mostly water.

Anything alive is mostly water.

So if all of these things are picking up and embedding

our thoughts, what is it we are thinking?

>>From all this research, I can give you very simple advice.

If you go to lunch or dinner, please never, ever

sit with people who are in aggressive mood, in a bad mood.

They can totally spoil your food and it

will have a very negative effect on your health.

>>How a person handles water, if he

approaches the water with good thoughts or blesses it

and says thank you to it, the quality of the water

will improve and the water will have a positive effect

on a person and his body.

>>If you go to Bible, if you go to Rigveda,

or if you go to other sources of the origins,

it turns out very interesting thing-- water was not created.

If you just read the first verses of Genesis,

there was not a single word about the creation water.

And all other religions talk about water as non created.

And here is the major mystery to which science will never

give the answer.

>>No matter the faith, a person must

be clean to stand before the creator.

Water is an intermediary that connects humans

with their source.

The Jews have ablutions and mikvehs.

The Muslims wash before ritual prayers.

In Christianity, water is the foundation for baptism.

There have been many wars based on religious grounds

in human history.

But sincere prayers from any major religion

can have a positive effect on water.

>>From my experience, any positive information

being given to water, such as mantras or words

from holy books, no matter the religious faith,

form beautiful crystals.

>>The Christian prayer.

The Buddhist prayer.

The Muslim prayer.

By the summer of 1991, Israel had had no rain for two years.

The water in the country's only freshwater lake, Lake Kinneret,

had fallen 15 centimeters below the critical level.

Then 10,000 Israelis gathered at the Wailing Wall

to pray for rain.

On the third day, rain came down on the country in torrents.

Many people explain this fact as simple coincidence.

>>If you had to point at anything in the universe that

connects all things, the only substance you could find

would be space.

Space is everywhere.

And water is an expression of that space.

Any changes in the space will change the water.

All life emerges from water, because water

is the medium from which space communicates with all living

things.

You find that you have hurricanes and typhoons, right?

Hurricanes in north hemisphere and typhoons

in the south hemisphere.

And you look at the way the weather patterns move

on our planet, they go from the poles to the equator

and back to the poles.

They don't cross over.

There is this double torus behavior

of how the water and the electric fields

and the magnetic field of our planet is behaving.

So water is an expression of the structure of space-time.

>>The quantum vacuum is something able to oscillate.

In this way, all the existing object in nature

are in the same position as the metronomes.

They settle on an oscillating platform,

which is the quantum vacuum.

And through the quantum vacuum, they

are able to tune together their oscillation.

And this says why liquid water becomes the very good tool

for dialoguing, for having a dialogue with external signal

coming from elsewhere.

>>In the 13th century, an Italian mathematician

known as Fibonacci, while observing

various natural phenomenon, discovered the golden ratio--

an infinite sequence of numbers, every one of which

was the sum of the two preceding numbers.

Dividing any of the smaller numbers of the sequence

by the neighboring greater number,

we shall always get approximately 0.618.

Creating his paintings, Leonardo da Vinci

used a special principle of structural perfection.

He called it the golden section, where

the ratio of the greater part of the section to its smaller part

and the ratio of the whole section to its greater part

was equal to 0.618.

Long before that, in the sixth century BC,

Pythagoras the philosopher and mathematician of ancient Greece

discovered this ratio in geometry.

Years before that, we can find that ancient Egyptians made

reference to the same thing.

They called it the Divine Essence.

Does this mean that Pythagoras, Fibonacci, and Leonardo da

Vinci, as well as many other men of genius,

had knowledge of special laws of harmony

which form the basis of all things perfect in this world?

Quite recently, scientists put forward

a new hypothesis stating that the laws of the universe

are written in water.

The Golden Ratio, or the Divine Essence,

was found in a molecule of meltwater.

In regular water, the angle between hydrogen atoms

varies from 104 to 107 degrees.

In meltwater, this angle is 108 degrees.

And the ratio of the length of hydrogen ties 0.618.

This is a special state of water.

In melting from its frozen state,

water deletes all information from its memory,

retaining only one program: the program for life.

Everything in nature's perfection

has been created in accordance with this program.

The arrangement of leaves on a branch, the petals on a flower,

or the thread of a spider's web.

The intricate form of a snail's shell,

the DNA molecule, the universe.

It transpires that who created this world transmitted

the program of life to every living creature through water.

The phenomenon of structural memory

enables water to take an impression of everything that

happens around it and to connect all living systems together.

And each one of us is a link in an endless chain

of this transfer of information.

But in addition, each of us is also a source of information.

Every one of our actions-- a thought,

an emotion, an uttered word-- separates from us

and becomes part of the overall informational environment.

Informational dirt is poisoning the water, accumulating layer

by layer in its memory.

If that process was to continue endlessly,

the water would lose its ability to support life.

But it is endowed with a self-cleansing capacity.

This occurs at the moment of phase transition,

when it evaporates and then condenses and falls as rain.

Or when it melts from its frozen state,

shaking off the informational grime.

Water always preserves its secret.

That is, the program for life.

>>All the information about life is contained in water.

If we destroy this information, we shall destroy ourselves.

>>Dr. Emoto's numerous experiments

aimed at finding the word that structures water most

beautifully have shown that it is not

just one word, but a combination of two: love and gratitude.

[MUSIC JOSH AND SETH LARSON, "WE ALL FALL LIKE RAIN"]