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Speaking Words to Water
- Exploring the Power of Words and Its Effect on Water and the Human Body
- Narrated by: Adam Hardin
- Length: 38 mins
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Speaking Words to Water
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Publisher's Summary
Dr. Masaru Emoto was a pseudoscientist who claimed that human consciousness could affect the molecular structure of water. His most famous experiment, analyzing water crystals under certain circumstances, led to a string of books, starting in 1999.
Emoto wrote about the effects of love, gratitude, prayers, and goodwill on water. He stated that water has lost its true form because people have abandoned the will of the creator through their lifestyles. Today, we explore the studies of Dr. Emoto and take a closer look at how this theory would impact words and its effect on the human body.
©2023 E. Barnett (P)2023 E. Barnett
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