The Enigma of Water: A Living Memory
Water—our Planet’s life force—is both common and extraordinary. It defies many physical laws, yet holds the key to life itself. Ancient cultures revered water as a transmitter to and from the higher realms. Water retains memory and conveys information to DNA through its hydrogen bonds. It flows through every aspect of our existence, sustaining both our Planet and our bodies, which are composed of roughly 70% water.
Water acts as Earth’s circulatory system, replenishing life in a continuous cycle. This vital element doesn’t just sustain us physically. It also connects us to a larger web of information. Like a living computer, it transmits signals, stores data, and responds to external stimuli. Our bodies mirror this system, making water the medium through which nature communicates, heals, and evolves.
How Water Creates Cluster Formations
The structure of water molecules behaves like a dynamic nervous system. It is responding to stimuli and forming intricate patterns. Each water molecule is a dipole, with a positively charged end and a negatively charged end. Through this polarity, molecules attract one another, forming fluid yet temporary structures.
Among these fleeting forms, stable patterns emerge—known as CLUSTERS. These cluster formations act as memory cells, recording and retaining information from their surroundings. Whether through contact with natural elements, electromagnetic waves, or even human intention, water imprints data into these formations. This raises profound questions about how ancient practices, such as storing water in silver vessels, may have leveraged water’s capacity to heal.
Water’s Memory: Storing Information in Clusters
Clusters are more than fleeting molecular arrangements—they are water’s way of remembering. Scientists suggest that these formations function like memory cells. They are preserving impressions of their environment. Imagine clusters as letters in an alphabet, capable of forming words and sentences that shape biological programs.
This concept reveals water as the most adaptable “computer” on Earth. Its structures hold and transfer information, acting as a universal language for life. Just as clay contains the potential for sculpture, water carries the blueprint for future organisms. However, activating this information requires a trigger—an impulse that transforms potential into reality.
Masaru Emoto’s Groundbreaking Research
Dr. Masaru Emoto demonstrated water’s ability to respond to external stimuli in groundbreaking study of water. What he said about his research, in his own words: “What I would really like people to know through my research or work is that water has memory.”
By exposing water samples to words, music, and images, Emoto captured their responses in frozen crystal formations. Positive words and classical music produced symmetrical, beautiful patterns. On the other hand, negative words and harsh sounds resulted in chaotic, fragmented structures.
Living water in good condition produces beautiful hexagonal crystals, providing a wide range of crystalline formations. If water gets sick or dies, what we see changes dramatically. The basic principle in the Universe is vibration. And vibration can be created by the principle of resonance. Without resonance, vibration doesn't exist. And this is the truth in the Universe. (GAIA - Secret of Water, 2015.)
Nikola Tesla famously said, "If you want to find the secrets of the Universe, think in terms of Frequency, Vibration, and Energy."
Emoto’s work supports this, revealing how water mirrors the intentions and emotions projected onto it.
Fractals and Information Imprints in Water
Once we notice fractal formation, we can zoom in forever, and we will repeatedly find the same formation. It goes on so deep, to the molecular level. If we zoom into water molecules, we will find an imprint of information, in the form of small water clusters. Those are the tiniest samples of fractal patterns. And it is how the information is being stored, preserved and transferred further. These fractals symbolize nature’s law of constant change and adaptation, akin to the cluster size of water molecules. Depending on the information water carries, clusters take on unique shapes, reflecting their internal programming.
This molecular language extends to our DNA, which relies on water to sustain its helix structure and facilitate protein functions. In essence, water acts as both the sculptor and the clay, shaping our biological blueprint while retaining the potential for transformation.
The Legacy of Water: Passing Information Across Generations
My college professor at University once said in one of his lectures - "Without hydrogen bonds, there would be no life on Earth".
Besides carrying the DNA information for the future organism that is yet to be created, water is carrying more than we want.
You could hear a traditional phrase invoking the idea of common ancestry - “You are blood of my blood.", hence - water of my own water.
Water doesn’t just record information—it passes it down. From the womb, where we are over 90% water, to the cells of our ancestors. Water transfers emotional, mental, and physical imprints across generations. These patterns shape our beliefs, behaviors, and emotional responses, programming us at a cellular level - much like the computers.
This is the answer to the reality we are experiencing, following the principle - “As above, so below”.
Leonardo da Vinci observed, "Water assumes a special character as many times as there are different places where it flows." This adaptability underscores water’s role in both preserving and rewriting our biological history.
Art Therapy: Rewriting the Information in Our Water
Art therapy offers a powerful method to rewrite the information stored within us. By engaging in creative expression—through colors, shapes, and patterns—we signal our brain to form new connections. Much like learning a new handwriting style, art therapy reshapes neural pathways, introducing fresh patterns into our biological programs.
Colors play a particularly important role in this process. Each color vibrates at a specific frequency, influencing the frequency of water molecules in our bodies. For example:
Red stimulates energy, warmth, and circulation, promoting vitality.
Blue calms the mind, reduces stress, and enhances clarity.
Green restores balance, harmony, and growth, resonating with renewal.
Yellow inspires optimism, creativity, and mental clarity.
Purple promotes transformation, spirituality, and deep connection.
These frequencies interact with water clusters, subtly reshaping their structures and restoring harmony within the body. By combining colors with fractal-based artwork, we reflect our internal states and signal the brain to initiate transformation. Over time, this process restructures the information stored in water clusters, aligning with water’s natural adaptability.
Healing Through Creativity
Water, the essence of life, mirrors our emotions, intentions, and experiences. From ancient rituals to modern science, we see evidence of its ability to store and transmit information. Through art therapy, we harness this power, creating new patterns that promote healing and growth.
Are you ready to rewrite the story encoded in your water? Explore the transformative possibilities of art therapy and reconnect with your inner flow.
Contact me today to learn more about how art therapy can help you unlock healing and transformation through creative expression!
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