The Power of Water and Intention

Water is so much more than what we drink, bathe, and swim in. It is life! Life for the land, our bodies, and the entire animal kingdom. It is the powerful and yet flows without force. It takes form and creates form. It can give life and take life. It can be limitless and also limited. It is the epitome of a paradox.

The most interesting thing about it to me is that we still know so little about it. As we continue to evolve, so too does our knowledge of such. Scientifically, we comprehend the compound itself. Many ancient civilizations deeply revered the power and sacredness of water. And here we are, barely touching the surface of such.

In the late 80s, Jacques Benveniste studied this concept. The French scientist had his results published but it was highly criticized and controversial. In the 90s and early 2000s, Dr. Masuro Emoto experimented on water also. He theorized that water held memory, expounding upon Benveniste's previous beliefs. The results have been equally controversial and criticized.

In Emoto's experiments, he found that water responded to the energy around it. What you would say to it could impact how it would change it's structure (visible by freezing and then observing under a microscope). Many people have since tried to reproduce the experiments with very mixed results as well. I surmise that those that had an open mind to the potentiality, were able to replicate the results. Whereas those that were skeptical or out to disprove such, had either mixed or failed results.

It's quite the curious thing to me. I am a firm believer that our thoughts and beliefs affect our reality. This concept falls within the lines of pseudoscience or maybe even quantum aspects of science. The ideas presented by Benveniste and Emoto would break the science that we presently know, if it were true. That is why it is so controversial. If it were true, then everyone would be able to have the same result and it wouldn't be found only in the late 80s of the 20th century.

The single most important variable that affects it all, doesn't have a household label as of yet. Everey thing is energy, including our thoughts. Energy affects every thing because we exist within a web where everything is entangled. That alone would make most people uncomfortable because we like to believe we are separate from everything around us. The concept that intention matters and that we think we know how things work, but are truly only scratching the surface, is likely considered insulting by most "scientist"

And yet, here we are, discussing if it is possible for water to hold memory and affect everything. Is it far fetched to believe this possible? The Divine makes no mistakes. Water is in everything. Without it, LIFE doesn't exist. And somehow, we believe we can limit it's purpose and use? As if the Divine creator of all things lacks purpose or reason for anything?

Water itself is so beautiful and yet we take it for granted. We are 70%+ water, and we still take it for granted. Do we forget that we are deeply connected to it? Do we think that we do not have the power to affect it? Are we really that "small"? What if those ancient civilizations knew something we do not? What if they comprehended science on a level much deeper than we do now? What if we are the ones that need to catch up?

What if, just for a little while, you decided to co-create with water? To truly be open to the fact that you and water can be one (because - you are mostly water and therefore one with it!). What if just for a moment you treated water as if it were intelligent and capable of so much? Capable of holding what you perceive - and spreading that knowledge beyond our perceived space and time? What harm would it do? I'm asking for a friend 😉.