The role of water in nature and in our body
Our body is made up of 70-90% water depending on our age. The reason for this is that water in nature functions as a storage and transfer system for information just like the videotape in our VCR. Videotapes record information in the form of electromagnetic charges which are then read by another device that transforms the electrical charges into sound and picture information. Water is capable of storing information because the angle between the two hydrogen and one oxygen molecules can vary by 20 degrees. The distance between the two molecules can vary as well.
So when a certain color is projected on water or a specific musical note is played toward a container of water it will cause distinct and measurable changes in the physical characteristics of the water. Those who study homeopathy know that by sequentially secussing (shaking) and diluting various substances in water we impart the energetic fingerprint of the substance to the water. This energized water is then put into pellet or tincture form and used for energetic stimulation of the natural healing processes of the body. For an example of the effect of energy on water see:
In nature, we are bombarded by many frequencies, from cosmic radiation to gravitational and magnetic fields. All natural waves are three-dimensional or vortex shaped. These natural frequencies permeate our body and the information these frequencies carry become stored in our bodies' water. This is essential because water not only stores information, but transfers it throughout the body. This information is then used to modulate the biological biorhythms of the glands, organs and all the biological systems in the body.
When we get closer to nature we experience well being because of the high concentration of these natural waves. In our regular environment, we are exposed to heavy concentrations of man made waves. All of these waves, from electromagnetic waves generated by electricity to microwaves, are sinus waves. As we know from physics, when two waveforms interact, they alter each other. In addition, since our body is a conductor, man made electromagnetic waves can penetrate the body and further de-reference the information in the body's water. When man made electromagnetic pollution is heavy, the natural waves are altered. When altered, the waves do not correctly carry the vital information the body needs, thus the body receives misinformation which adversely affects all of the bodily functions. These disturbances prevent the body's glands and organs from communicating with each other and synchronizing their functions properly. These perturbations are a major factor in the development of dis-ease, stress and aging.
