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Dr. Masaru Emoto has photographed thousands of water crystals in his years of water research. But the most beautiful crystals are those formed after the water is exposed to the words "love and gratitude." In this book, Dr. Emoto uses these words as the basis for a discussion on how…
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Masaru Emoto’s The Miracle of Water heightened my awareness of how our emotional states influence the most essential element of our physical beings—water.
Emoto shows through photographic evidence how the words we choose and their emotional expression align or disrupt the crystalline structure of water, which comprises over 70% of our bodies. Offering viable alternatives on how to strengthen our individual sense of well-being, Emoto postulates our conscious choices ripple out to advance universal awareness for a healthy planet.
I loved this book for its optimism and how each one of us can make a difference in the quest for…
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