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Dr. Emoto conducted another groundbreaking experiment.

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He placed rice into three glass beakers and covered it with water.

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And then every day for a month he said thank you to one beaker.

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You're an idiot to the second.

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And the third one he completely ignored.

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After one month, the rice that had been thanked began to ferment, giving off a strong, pleasant

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aroma.

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The rice in the second beaker turned black, and the rice that was ignored began to rot.

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Southeast Asia.

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The year is 1956.

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The place is a secret military laboratory for developing and producing weapons of mass

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destruction.

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Work has been underway here for several years on a powerful new generation of bacteriological

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weapon.

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The scientists are discussing what properties this weapon should have at one of their protracted

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secret meetings.

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Suddenly, the session breaks off.

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All of the participants are taken to the hospital with symptoms of severe food poisoning.

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An investigation into what happened quickly hits a dead end.

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The scientists had consumed nothing except water from the carafe on their table.

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The water was tested.

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No harmful additives were found.

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Its chemical composition was H2O.

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And that's what the report said, poisoning caused by ordinary water.

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Twenty years later, a fantastic hypothesis was put forward.

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A hypothesis that could explain water's unpredictable behavior.

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Water has memory.

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experiments done in many countries around the world have shown that water receives and makes

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an imprint of any outside influence, remembering everything that occurs in the space that surrounds

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it.

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I hope to show people, through my research, that water has a memory of its own.

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Dr. Emoto's laboratory does research on water samples, which are subjected to various forms

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of outside influence.

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The impressions made upon the water are recorded by swiftly freezing it in a cryogenic chamber.

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This is what water heated in a microwave oven looks like.

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This is the effect of a mobile telephone.

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Somebody said thank you to this water.

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Excuse me.

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You disgust me.

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With modern technology, it is possible to structurize water artificially.

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When seeds were grown under laboratory conditions, using this kind of water, the source of the

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soil sprouts had six times greater photon radiation than when ordinary water was used.

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Using structurized water makes vegetables ripen faster and increases the amount of useful

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microelements and vegetable proteins several fold.

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If we look at the shoots, the treated ones were long, even and strong, while the untreated

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ones were short, thin and weak.

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If we look at the plants today, those from the selected seeds have all ripened, but the

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ones from non-selected seeds have not.

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We have to say that using structurized water really does affect the growth of vegetables

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and fruits.

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For the purposes of irrigation, 20 percent less of this type of water is needed than when

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using ordinary water.

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No fertilizer was added to the soil or the water.

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The chemical composition remained the same, H2O.

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The only thing that had changed was its structure.

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At the present time, scientists can answer the question of how this happens, but science

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does not yet have an answer to the question of why.

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

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An adult drinks approximately 2.5 liters of water each day in order to sustain his normal

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life functions.

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Another 1.5 liters is absorbed through the skin during bathing or showering.

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Water makes a long and difficult journey before arriving in our homes.

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It used to be common knowledge that a settlement could only occur where there was a natural

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source of water.

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Today, whether or not there is water in a place is of no importance, because we transport

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water for thousands of miles using high pressure.

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In nature, rivers and streams always flow along a smoothly curving course.

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But any water supply system has multiple right angle turns.

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The natural structure of the water breaks down more and more with each such turn.

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Water from a water supply system which flows into our homes through pipes has various forms,

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crystals of various forms, but they are all deformed, that is, it may look like this.

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It can look like this or have these crystals in many other arrangements, but you won't see

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any symmetry or beauty.

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Water that flows in a floor panel heating system is devitalized and rotten.

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It sucks energy out of the people, plants and animals living in that house.

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It actually steals the energy.

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It is well known that the water supply in many large cities is a closed loop system.

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After undergoing aggressive chemical purification and passing through powerful filters, the water

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in these systems is returned to our homes, still remembering the chemicals and the violence

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it was subjected to.

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Dr. Masato Emoto was the first one to record musical impressions on water.

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In Dr. Emoto's laboratory, they presented water with different types of music, after which

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they froze the water and then under the microscope could clearly see the crystals that the water

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had formed.

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Here is what the music of Bach looks like.

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Mozart.

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Beethoven.

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Heavy Rock.

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Sometimes it's just certain eruptions, emotional ones, which cause such absolutely negative results.

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I can't recall a case in which such a negative spewing out of emotions as this happened at a

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classical music concert.

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Experiments show that aggression causes a sharp change in water's memory.

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Such water can provoke an aggressive state in hitherto calm people.

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Such water can cause a sharp change in water's memory.

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Strange as it might seem, evil interacts more easily and simply.

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In the winter of 1881, the sailing ship Laura was on a course from Liverpool to San Francisco.

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On the third day of the voyage, a fire broke out on board.

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Among those abandoning ship was the captain, Neil Carey.

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The water supplies soon ran out and the crew experienced the torments of thirst growing by the hour.

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Later, when they reached shore safely after three terrible weeks adrift at sea, the captain,

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a man with a very level-headed attitude towards events described what had saved them.

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We were dreaming of fresh water, he said.

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We began to imagine that the water around the lifeboat was turning from ocean blue to the greenish hue of fresh water.

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I summoned up my strength and scooped some up.

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When I tasted it, the water was fresh.

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Well, take a famous event, when Jesus Christ turned water into wine.

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He didn't add some sugar or lactose, but he imparted an absolutely special property to the water.

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Any substance coming into contact with water leaves a trace in the water.

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Had our ancestors guessed this when they used silver vessels to turn ordinary water into healing water?

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It is today the best antibiotic that is made as good in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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The American army uses this water, one atom per hundred million, to kill all the germs in a wound.

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So, the President of the United States uses this water to keep infectious bugs from his hand.

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So, I said, how can this water be?

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As it records information, water acquires new properties, yet its chemical composition remains unchanged.

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So, their theory was, the chemical composition of the water is important.

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Now, the sensational news is that that is nonsense.

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The structure of water is much more important than the chemical composition.

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The structure of water means how its molecules are organized.

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We can see how water molecules join together into groups.

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These are called clusters.

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Scientists came up with the idea that these clusters work as memory cells of a certain sort,

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in which water records the whole history of its relationship with the world, as if on magnetic tape.

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People don't think, when you turn on the light, the water is changing.

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When you turn on the electric field from the power lines, the water may change.

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So, that is the direction of research.

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The water, of course, remains water, but its structure, like a nervous system, reacts to any irritation.

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Modern science maintains that the water structure of each person's body is identical to the structure of the water in the place where they were born.

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Therefore, our internal connection to our place of birth is preserved throughout our life.

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And that means that the concept of homeland has not only a lofty poetical meaning, but also a quite specific physical content.

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Nowhere in the world is water the same.

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Breaking its way to the surface through minerals and ores, water assimilates the vibrations of the soil and information about its specific biological and energetic features.

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We tested a sample of purified municipal water, which is sold in large bottles.

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And the producer puts a label on them, which says, it is the best water in the world.

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But it is empty and dead.

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True, it's pure and it's good, and some minerals have been added.

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But this is dead water, in which there is no energetics, and there is no life.

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Most likely, people do not sense any particular difference between naturally pure and artificially purified water.

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But any animal will always choose water from a spring, because this water is loaded with natural energies.

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Not long ago, yet another unique property of natural water was discovered.

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It turns out that such natural water is flammable.

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The burning of natural water, the water itself burns.

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And the reason it burns is precisely that it is structured in a special way natural water is.

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Burning, in rigorous scientific terms, is a process of oxidation in which heat and light are given off.

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In the case of water, it burns at the temperature of the environment,

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and the light emitted can be recorded using super-sensitive instruments.

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In burning, you have oxygen being continuously activated, and some organic matter is continuously burning.

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So the burning of water is a process that happens over an extended period of time.

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Because if it were a process that happened more quickly, then it would have already burned up all the water on Earth.

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Let us see how this type of water affects human blood.

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

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Using a special microscope, we shall be able to see the condition of her body from this drop.

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These are red blood cells, and they've lost their electrical charge.

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

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Here's a huge Simplast. Simplasts are associated with heart disease, and arthritis, and lung disease, and many other conditions that could be coming in the future.

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The doctor asks the patient to drink a small amount of structured water.

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After 12 minutes, the doctor again draws blood from the patient and studies it.

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So you can see that the cells then become buoyant, they become slippery, and they have their electrical charge so they repel each other.

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That allows them to carry oxygen, and it means that we're changing the pH of the blood back to an aerobic environment rather than an anaerobic environment.

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I think that's utterly amazing that just drinking water could do that.