Thoughts create life
The understanding that our thoughts have power to create
Can we influence life and reality?
I believe that we are active co-creators of reality with everyone around us. Each of us has a consciousness which produces thoughts. These thoughts could be seen as waves of life. These waves give life to and form different elements of matter. As many small, similar forms of matter cling to each other, the thoughts begins to be constructed into reality. As these constructions grows, it acquires other forms of energy that are similar to it until the reality and life is created.
An experiment to see how thoughts form different crystal patterns in water.
The left water was labeled with "Thank you" and the right crystal was formed while playing a symphony by Mozart.
Water changes rapidly and is unstable. Dr. Masaru Emoto, who discovered that molecules of water are affected by our thoughts, words, and feelings. Since humans and the earth are composed mostly of water, it helps us to understand the power that our thoughts have in creating our life and reality around us.
Dr. Emoto conducted experiments on water where he would place labels of words next to distilled water and watch the patterns that would form as crystals.
The water on the left was labeled as 'demon' the water on the right was labeled with 'you make me sick'.
It's amazing to see how elements of water responded to the labels that were placed next to them. We can see that our own bodies, which are about 90% water, might be affected by these thought patterns.
It is possible that thoughts can actually be toxic to the body. And it is also possible that our body can be ordered through beauty.
What does that tell us about the ideas and thoughts that we have and that we are exposed to?
It's possible to see that our thoughts have a real affect at creating the life and reality around us. I think, then, we should really try to be conscious of the different forms of energy and thoughts that surround us and that are in our lives because they have the power to create life.
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Can we influence life and reality?
I believe that we are active co-creators of reality with everyone around us. Each of us has a consciousness which produces thoughts. These thoughts could be seen as waves of life. These waves give life to and form different elements of matter. As many small, similar forms of matter cling to each other, the thoughts begins to be constructed into reality. As these constructions grows, it acquires other forms of energy that are similar to it until the reality and life is created.
An experiment to see how thoughts form different crystal patterns in water.
The left water was labeled with "Thank you" and the right crystal was formed while playing a symphony by Mozart.
Water changes rapidly and is unstable. Dr. Masaru Emoto, who discovered that molecules of water are affected by our thoughts, words, and feelings. Since humans and the earth are composed mostly of water, it helps us to understand the power that our thoughts have in creating our life and reality around us.
Dr. Emoto conducted experiments on water where he would place labels of words next to distilled water and watch the patterns that would form as crystals.
The water on the left was labeled as 'demon' the water on the right was labeled with 'you make me sick'.
It's amazing to see how elements of water responded to the labels that were placed next to them. We can see that our own bodies, which are about 90% water, might be affected by these thought patterns.
It is possible that thoughts can actually be toxic to the body. And it is also possible that our body can be ordered through beauty.
What does that tell us about the ideas and thoughts that we have and that we are exposed to?
It's possible to see that our thoughts have a real affect at creating the life and reality around us. I think, then, we should really try to be conscious of the different forms of energy and thoughts that surround us and that are in our lives because they have the power to create life.
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