Information Finding Championship - Season 1 : Round 12 entry WATER and VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCY
Information Finding Championship
Season 1 : Round 12
Water
this picture was taken by yours truly with my cheap smartphone :)
Water is a remarkable substance
As far as the world of science is concerned - life as we know it originally evolved in the oceans. The first sparks of life started in water.
We all know for certain that every living thing whether plant or animal needs water to sustain life. Most of us have also heard the statistic that our bodies are made up of about around 40-60% water. It is a crucial molecule without which we could not survive.
Vibrational Frequency
With all this said, I want to talk about the phenomenon of vibrational frequency. Did you know everything in the universe is vibrating? Yes! Literally EVERYTHING on the planet, the planet itself, the stars - anything you can name has a distinct range of frequencies with which it resonates.
If this is new information to you I highly suggest looking into it more because it’s truly fascinating science! Not science fiction or new-age thought ideas, this is “real”, confirmed and proven scientific “fact”.
Note: I myself hold all ideas just as that IDEAS. I’m a firm believer in believing that we do not have all the pieces, we do not know all the answers and for all it’s worth - things that we assume to be fact like gravity, matter, mass and even the process of the scientific method may all be junk and fallacies man created to explain the unexplainable.. And as a true science geek I’d be willing to throw out any such “theory” if evidence provokes a contrary idea - all avenues should be explored not just those the past 100 years of ‘science’ tells us are acceptable.
The Amazing Effect Frequency Can Have on Water
Now, for the real reason for my post! I came upon the very unique and amazing studies of a Japanese scientist Dr. Masaru Emoto and I was immediately in awe. Many in the science world want to discredit his studies, calling it a phenomenon and therefore not science, but that just intrigues me more.
Please watch this quick 6 minute video - seeing is believing as they all say and this video is a visual masterpiece that will make you question your very being!
Your thoughts, ideas, and words - your "vibe" - have a very real impact on your world and all those vibrational beings around you.
We are all constantly emitting a vibration - whether you choose to believe it or not - it's there. It emanates from your heart in a torus; the human toroidal field.
If you enjoyed that first video check out this one!
There are some powerful consequences surrounding this study if you choose to accept these ideas.
- Are our very words and thoughts shaping and creating reality?
- Do each of us therefore create our own little bubble of reality in which we cause and draw to us every problem, illness, success, reward, and so on and so forth?
- Can we change the world by changing our actions, reactions, thoughts and feelings?
I believe this may just be true but I would LOVE to spark a real conversation about this here! Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments! Do some research of your own and let me know what you come up with!
In the meantime I'm going to try the rice experiment for myself and I'll be back in a month to report my results!
I believe it 100%, only drink distilled water & send messages through it like in picture shown. Dr Masaru Emoto has been fully vindicated by my own experimentation in this field & this is something we don't even need a laboratory to test for, You can perform the rice experiment in your own kitchen, I guarantee it will work so long as you do it properly & it proves without any reasonable doubt that water has a consciousness & our thoughts & words cause a scientifically measurable reaction to the fabric of space time that surrounds us.
@professorhobo so glad to hear we're on the same page and I'm excited to know you've done your own experiments! I came across this maybe 2 or 3 years ago and have been working to change my vibe ever sense. It's difficult to undo 20 something years of negative thinking but I've been chipping away little by little over the years and seen huge changes in my life and health because of it! I still have a lot to work left to do - of course but it is certainly helping me shift my paradigm.
I am going to be trying this rice experiment! Thank you for that!!! And this image is amazing, maybe the power of prayer is more than some give it credit...if you look at it; it reminds me of a claddaugh ring with the :
Like Bruce Lee said, Be Like Water!
oohhh @charisma777 I do see the claddaugh! wow I didn't see that before! I have seen some AWESOME videos on the power of prayer, and energy healing - maybe I'll share them at some point.
I'm so glad you liked the post - I know sometimes this kind of stuff comes off a little too "out there" for some people but it is very real :-D
Post about your rice experiment - I'm gonna do one too!
Thanks for the interesting article. :)
I agree with some of the things you mentioned though not others. I've actually researched this subject a bit though I admit I haven't done my own experiment.
I have watched enough experiments that other people did however to feel like the "thoughts effecting water" is probably not true.
I do sort of agree that to a large extent we create our realities with our thoughts and words and actions, not 100% like some people do in the sense they think we can fly and defy physics and stuff if we just believe enough like super powers in the Matrix or something, which I am open minded to.. Who knows, maybe some people have discovered some kind of super powers.. I admit I don't know much, though I am skeptical. I think it's good to try to have a balance of both being open minded and skeptical. :) Interesting article either way though even if I don't agree with everything! Cheers.
I totally agree @apolymask - a well balanced skeptic and open minded person is the best kind! I definitely have not done my own experiments and I'm by no means saying this is 100% true just think it is a very interesting topic and I like to entertain different kinds of ideas. I choose to try and embody this idea though because even if it is false no harm can really come from thinking good thoughts and being kind to each other, lol.
The double slit experiment shows us that things are not always as they seem and also that "matter" behaves differently when it is not being observed by human eyes.. so that right there kind of washes out my confidence in any experiment being 100% real lol
What a conundrum this life is! I'm glad you liked the article regardless though! I tend to lean towards the paranormal, unexplainable so as soon as you assigned Water my mind jumped to this strange idea lol - More strange ideas to come - I'm sure! I hope that is okay? I'm sure I'll sneak a few "real facts" in there too somewhere along the lines.. but I'm a weirdo at heart ;-)
Glad to hear you're open minded and skeptical as well. :) I generally agree with most of what you said there and yeah of course it's alright to post strange ideas! I love weird stuff. :D
Weirdos are my people, heh. I'm a weirdo for sure too.
Also in regards to the double slit experiment, that's a fascinating one but once again I'm skeptical.. How can they even really prove some of this stuff?
For example.. I'm not sure anyone has ever seen an actual picture of most of these things in the nano world like particles and such, the best we have are graphic representations of what people think, I'm a very scientific person but I also admit I don't know much, and science isn't everything. Some things I think will ALWAYS be beyond the reach of science and will remain in the world of philosophy if we can even dream them up and consider them in the first place. ._.
aahh there in lies the rub - what to believe and what not to.. It's a crazy thing to question everything but important at the same time. It's a cycle of thinking you know something then realizing you know nothing then wondering yet again lol
I totally get what you're saying - I feel the same about the universe and the solar system.. like how do we even get those images - we construct them for the most part.. I guess the only things we know for sure are those that we see with our own eyes and feel for ourselves. But even then eyes can deceive and feelings are almost always filtered by perspective and past experience. I guess we'll never know! lol
Indeed! It is hard to find the truth in this world. The more I learn the more I realize how little I know, there's a quote that says something like.. "The people who know the most know the least" or something like that.. I think it takes a lot of courage to admit we don't know cause it seems like almsot everyone out there acts like they know almost everything including how life came into existence whether it was God or something else, people seem really desperate to want to know and fit life into their box, but.. I think when you try to force reality to fit what you believe too much, then.. You're not allowing reality to show itself to you as it is. So I think one of the most important things we can do is try to guard against illusion and try to see reality for what it is.. And.. What is it? Who knows! Lol.. But.. I think it's important and meaningful to try to figure it out, even if it's impossible in the long run to ever truly "know" the extents of all this.
🙌👏👏👏 we're 100% on the same page! glad I'm using my mobile so I can put those claps in there lol but in all seriousness it is very concerning how many people think they have all the answers. I just sit back and laugh because we are all on this crazy rollercoaster ride together yet people want to argue about the wheel contruction or velocity differences and they miss the fun of it - the thrill of the climb and.. the view! most of all.. too busy examining their seatbelts and handle bars! lol
you are one unique soul - glad to know you and have these
crazynormal conversations!Likewise! Glad to know you as well and have these kinds of conversations. :) And yeah it sorta boggles my mind sometimes I've spent so much time research and I don't have a clue about a lot of these things like God and the big bang how we really came to be, maybe we're aliens for all I know, lol. It is fun trying to figure it out. :) Though I'm reminded of a quote that goes something like.. "Don't trust the one who has found the answers, trust the one who is still looking for the answers".
Cheers amariespeaks, oh also by the way. Since your an artist I feel like I should let you know the catch up round we just started is for a logo for the IFC, it might be a good round for you to sweep up a win cause I know you're a great artist and I think you would do really well on this particular challenge.
Also I'm not sure if you know it or not but round 13 was also released a couple days ago and that one has a special prize of at least 25 steem! So.. Just wanted to let you know. :) I'd like to see you get some wins under your belt! I think you have a great energy and uniqueness to you. ._. Cheers.
@apolymask I really like that quote /idea - it is very true! and thank you - I did see the new IFC round 13 - Missed the logo round announcement - going to check it out now! I hope I can come up with something for both! There are quite a few talented artists putting up content - just to be included among them is great to me! Especially where I'm just a part-timer do it for fun kinda gal LOL
I have seen many 'professionally trained' scientists do some very unscientific experiments, and so amateur scientists come up with some brilliant ideas. I think the problem with the water experiment is that there is something that we don't understand and can't quite explain properly. For people to come up with conclusions without a thorough understanding of the facts can often undo a lot of progress made by people who do the right thing.
For example, I have also read about the experiment involving playing different types of music to plants, and there have been some experiments to show that plants can react to different stimuli, but more work needs to be done to understand what they are able to differentiate between the different types of sounds. For that matter, this book actually explains how the senses work and that plants share lots of similarity to animals, quite an interesting read: https://www.amazon.com/What-Plant-Knows-Field-Senses/dp/0374533881
yes I have heard of these plant experiments too - I first read about them in the Autobiography of a Yogi actually - he met with J.C. Bose and wrote about it. It is fascinating, regardless of the legitimacy lol I have no dove deep enough into it to judge either way but it's stuff that gets added to my personal library in my head lol
check out the chapter where he talks to J.C. Bose here, if you're interested
thanks for that link - I'm going to check out that book ! It sounds very interesting :-D
I have bookmarked this website because there are lots of interesting information there :) I find it interesting that scientists can be some of the most narrow minded people when it is their professional duty to question things and not be following things blindly.
LOL I know, I feel the same exact way - the "scientific" world contains some of the biggest hypocrites out there... aside from those evangelist church/TV pastors.. hahaha
I have seen a few of his videos and interviews, his studies were great. I have also seen a few videos with sand on a vibration plate and the different patterns they form, we do all vibrate and on occasion our vibrations resonate with another being/person. There is no such thing as stagnation, there is has been and always will be change, because of the vibration and attractive and repulsive force of that vibrational field.
yes I have seen those sand/salt vibrating with the harmonic frequencies videos too - the geometry is stunning! It's pretty comforting to know change is inevitable, we are all constantly moving through action and reaction - I fought the changes for a long time - like trying to tread water.. not realizing that if you just give in and relax you'll float with the waves.
Thanks for reading @bashadow - glad you liked the post too! I'm having a lot of fun playing along :)
oops, I forgot to say real nice post, and thanks for playing.
Hi @amariespeaks. Thanks for the interesting article and videos!
Have you ever heard of Stanley Meyer's water fuel cell powered car?
Until you turned on the AC, then it dropped down to 70ish...
I've also studied Nikola Tesla who agrees with you.
He did many interesting experiments regarding frequencies, pulling power from the vacuum of space by finding the proper resonance frequency, etc.
Fascinating stuff indeed!
hey @wizarddave it looks like we're on the same wavelength (haha pun intended) I have seen a few articles on the water powered cars - but that is freakin awesome that you know a guy who got a chance to ride in the dune buggy and get to chat with Stan Meyer - and powering those cars and trucks is amazing! People like you should be the ones all over TV and radio getting attention - that is planet changing technology! BUT I guess that's the problem right? lol no one on top likes change :-[
And I have also read into Tesla a bit - I'm no expert but he was certainly a genius ahead of his time. I have seen/read quite a few of his frequency projects and experiments and you're right it really is fascinating!
So glad you enjoyed my post :)
haha
If our universities spent time studying these types of technologies,
SERIOUSLY!! the answers are right in front of our faces but people are too busy on their cell phones to notice or distracted by "the News" lol
absolutely
Universities are not the learning institutions that they used to be. Most of them are basically businesses that make money from certification and not education. The fact that people don't ask 'why' nearly as much as they used to is a pretty good sign of education becoming a place to go and learn what to do and not why you are doing something...
Absolutely true!
My wife is a licensed cosmetology instructor. (for beauticians)
So the exam doesn't involve cutting hair??? I heard something similar in Australia where they removed the apprenticeship from some of the trades like cooking and turned it into a course. So now there are people who have passed the exam but can't tell one vegetable from the other or figure out which spice is which :D
I have done a one-day barista course myself, and nothing teaches you how to make coffee like experience and enjoyment of the beverage, so if you get headaches from smelling coffee like me then nothing is really going to help you make a good cup of coffee :p
It's a multiple choice test.
But, they will likely learn more from the companies that sell those products, once they get out in the real world...
I went through a 4 year apprenticeship to become a journeyman lineman.
BTW I only drink about 2 pots of coffee a day...
I'll have to check this out because there's a lot of conspiracy theory around why there aren't more cars running on alternative fuels but apparently I just haven't looked hard enough!
Interesting that Nikola Tesla also looked into some of the more interesting areas of science, and what he could have done if there wasn't this feud with Thomas Edison and the fallout from it...
You do know the term "conspiracy theory" was created by the CIA who told the MSM to use it as a derogatory term because not enough people were believing the "official story" about JFK, right?
Check out Daniel Dingel. A Filipino inventor of a water car...
What an incredible person. For those that want to learn more: http://www.dinglefoundation.com/
now now now
you know that sounds
Perhaps "the powers that be"
have spent enormous energies
covering up technologies that are
I looked over all of the entries for round 12 and I keep coming back to this one, I feel if we were to change our own frequencies as a whole, a lot of the issues we see in this world would be non-existent. Plus there was some great information on water itself...Water is LIFE!
@charisma777 yesss ! water is life and so are we! if we'd stop polluting our waters and our frequencies at the same time? I bet the change would be drastic! easier said than done of course but we can hope, right? 😀
I voted for you for this round 12. I like your post and i'm very interested in this kind of topics.
@luckysteen thank you! Im glad you liked it 😀 it is one interesting topic, for sure!
This is a nice post, you should have used the steemstem tag. They upvote science post like this one. Im voting you for round 12.
Cheers.
@addempsea thank you for voting for my post! :) I will remember about the steestem tag - I wasn't sure if that was a project with a closed tag that you need permission to use or not and I hadn't looked into it but thanks it's good to know I can use it! I occasionally write science based posts ;-)
Just check the steemstem tag. You'd see how to write one.
thanks!