A Prayer for the Gulf of Mexico
I have written before about the work of Dr. Masaru Emoto, a Japanese water researcher who is the author of Messages from Water and other works describing the effects of language on water. The implications of his work are enormous for us as both our own bodies and the planet Earth are composed primarily of water.
Our bodies and the planet are composed of approximately 70 percent water. Dr. Emoto’s work has demonstrated that water is sensitive, and it can be either positively or negatively affected by the language that we use. So why not use positive language at every possible instance?
I also recently wrote about a report from a leading marine scientist on the state of health of the oceans being at a critical tipping point, and I have also written about the catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that the whole world is watching day by day. It may seem hard to put a positive spin on these difficult situations and events happening in our world, yet positive thinking is now more important than ever.
What can we do towards a positive outcome?
Dr. Emoto’s response to the oil spill was to write a message that he posted on his website, offering a prayer for the people of the world to say to the water. He also strongly urged us to do everything we can to develop clean fuels from water. This has been a goal of many researchers and scientists – to figure out how to efficiently extract the hydrogen within water for use as fuel. Dr. Emoto also presented a YouTube video that showed a company that seems to be on its way to doing just this, and I am sharing it here as well.
The amazing thing about using fuels from water is that they produce no pollution at all. In fact, many prototypes have been shown to actually purify they air through their action.
In closing, I want to leave you all with something positive that you can experiment with for yourselves, for the world and most importantly, for the world’s water. We can offer a sincere prayer to the water. The water is essential to all life. It is in us, and it sustains us and the entire planet.
Let us send the energy of love and gratitude to the water of this world, and especially to the water that makes up the Gulf of Mexico. Let us collectively ask and pray that the water be used as a pure and self-sustaining fuel for the world. Let us ask and pray that all of the water be made clean. Dr. Emoto also suggested that we make amends with the water of the water of the world and the water within us by sending the sincere message, “I love you. I am sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you.”
Dr. Emoto’s research suggests this Mind Science experiment will have practical results. I invite everyone to participate in a call to action with this experiment right here and now.
