The mood of water

Dr Emoto discovered that the crystalline structure of water changes according to what it was exposed to. It turns out that the crystals that water form when it freezes look beautiful after being exposed to love, and crappy after they are dosed with hate.

After two bottles of water are left overnight on a piece of paper, the crystals they form depend on the words we have written on the paper. The same happens when a group of people focus on love and sends it to a bottle of water, even if that bottle is locked in a safe on the other side of the globe, or when certain types of music is played to the water.

Which just goes to show that "Love, love changes everything...", and that you have to be mindful of water because 75% of our brain consists of water (99% if you go according to molecule count).

The end

At the end of a movie it is stated that there is now, at this bloated stage of our world population, enough resources for everyone's need. But not greed.

I find it an interesting concept to play with. Imagine if you will what it would be to have enough, minus the stuff we need for others to see. Enough to live a life of kings, at least as much as kings were thought by Huckleberry Finn. Enough to make life worth the toil in happiness in deed and exhilarated discovery. To live a life enough to tell your story at the nightly feast where stories shared are a source of awe to those who stayed behind to cook the meal we eat.

Have you ever thought what it would be like to live that way each day. And have you given thought to what would have to go if you should live in such a world. And what you gain, should that be what you live. Have you ever thought of what you leave behind to live your life like this. Gone the guilt and shame, gone the pain and blame. All of it gone in the blink of an eye. Have you ever thought what it would be like to leave behind such stuff?

To hear that others say there is enough right now is something that makes me smile. Just say when.