The Endless Changes of Water

Female: Mr. Imoto became terribly interested in the molecular structure of water and water and what affects it. Now water is the most receptive of the four elements. Mr. Imoto thought perhaps it would respond to non-physical events so he set up a series of studies applied mental stimuli and photograph it with the dark field microscope. This first picture is a picture of water from the Fujiwara dam. And this picture is the same water after receiving a blessing from the Zen Buddhist Mount. Now, in this next series of pictures, Mr. Imoto printed out words, tape them to bottles of distilled water and let them out overnight, this first photograph is the picture of the pure distilled water, just the essence of itself. This subsequent photograph as you can see are each different, this is the Chi of love and we move along here to thank you. And you can see where he taped to this bottle here but if you read Japanese, you will know that. Mr. Imoto speaks of the thought for intent being the driving force in all of this. The science of how that actually affects the molecules is unknown except to the water molecules of course. And it is really fascinating when you keep in mind that 90% of our bodies are water.

Male: Makes you wonder does it not, it thoughts could do that to water. Imagine what our thoughts can do to us.


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