Familiar with... What The Bleep Do We Know?

Hello all!!!
I'm bran-spankin-new to this pod (actually it is my first one every !!!) and crazy enought I just watch the movie What the Bleep Do We Know last night and there was a part of the movie, and I am assuming it is in the book but I haven't read it yet, about this water phenomenon and how we are mad eup of so much water that it is probably incredible what our own thoughts do to us.
I recommend the movie, it was elightenind and interesting.
Just thought I'd let you guys know!!!
Rebecca

Re: Familiar with... What The Bleep Do We Know?

I really enjoyed What the Bleep also and really liked the water part!  I browsed through one of the books on this phenomenon with the water and somehow believe most of this to be true.  Our thoughts do create actions….they do have a resonance…..so I believe they do affect our own bodies, either positively or negatively based on our thoughts and feelings.  I know I “feel” better when I am in a positive mood.  

Interesting idea on changing the world with our thoughts…. kinda why I joined zaadz !!

peace…
T
 

Re: Familiar with... What The Bleep Do We Know?

I've watched both What the Bleep Do We Know? and What the Bleep Do We Know: Down the Rabbit Hole.  They are enlightening in that the power of thought creates our reality.  What we believe manifests.  Everything has energy.  So what we express to water is also important.  I believe this is Dr. Emoto's main message to us.  If we are mostly made up of water, than we have a great relationship to water–not just for survival but we have a responsibility to share in the goodness of water's existence. 

For medical reasons, I must drink a tremendous amount of water to keep my kidneys functioning properly.  Since being introduced to Dr. Emoto's work, I am far more aware of my relationship to water.  Water supports me in many ways.  I love soaking in a warm bathtub.  Of course, a hot tub is even better; the bubbles are incredibly invigorating!  And the ocean is one of my favorite natural settings.  I've been to the beach a couple of times each year since I was six months old.  There's nothing like a day at the beach to clear my head.  So water sustains me and I must be grateful for it's healing properties.  Spring water is my drink of choice and with each bottle I wrap my hands around it, thanking it for it's nourishment.  I tell the water I drink that it is “love” and “beauty”.  This practice not only centers me, it actually changes the taste of the water and hydrates me more fully.

No doubt, we have a responsibility to keep our waterways clean and we must not waste water either.  If water is to sustain us, then we must take care of it.  Our messages to water and prayers for its cleansing truly make a difference.  I recommend reading any and all of Dr. Emoto's books.  Read his water studies, look at pictures of his beautiful water crystals and see for yourself.