The Hidden Messages in Water

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Excellent Book , every curious mind should read this book. I will ask to readers who want to know the universe should read it.

One of the interesting read. It gives a different perspective and meaning to some of the topics. It takes you to unknown route. Loved it.

This is a very famous book with a different approach towards life utilising science and meta physics. To appreciate the vigil of late author an open mind is very necessary. I really liked the approach and concept of ice crystal photography and induced vibrations. It is true intentions are quantifiable and have magnitude of very large proportions.

If what's written is true (and it seems very true) this book is both incredible and eye opening at the same time. We've always known water holds a special place in ancient India, but actually seeing the results of the experiments is shocking. And such beautiful pictures. For such a small book though, the price is high, but nothing's ever too much for scientists who spend their lives discovering and educating people!

One of the Many secrets of life is revelaed. Looking forward to more experiements and results . I really loved it.

The mysterious messages that water, which is all around us, is trying to give us, are decoded in the book. It also helps build the link between a particular natural phenomenon and everyday life. Read the book if you want to learn what water, a universal master, has to teach you.

Before reading The Hidden Messages in Water by Masaru Emoto, I pretty much viewed water as...necessary for survival, good with lemon, but not exactly a profound entity. This book completely, utterly, and fascinatingly changed that. I'm not even kidding, I actually started talking to my water bottle after reading it. I stumbled upon this book through a friend who was really into alternative science and spirituality. I was skeptical, to say the least. The premise – that water can react to human consciousness, thoughts, words, and intentions, and that this can be seen in the formation of water crystals when frozen – sounded pretty far out there. But the friend was persistent, and honestly, the title was intriguing enough that I finally caved. And wow. Just... wow. The heart of this book lies in the photographs. Emoto and his team exposed water to different words (like "love" or "hate"), music, prayers, and even just intentions, then froze samples and photographed the resulting crystals. The contrast is absolutely stunning and, for me, deeply moving. Water exposed to positive words or beautiful music formed intricate, symmetrical, and beautiful crystals. Water exposed to negative words or heavy metal music often resulted in distorted, incomplete, or even ugly formations. Seeing is believing, and those photos are incredibly powerful visual evidence of something happening. Beyond the captivating images, the book delves into the implications of these findings. It makes you think about the power of our own words and thoughts, not just on water, but on ourselves (since we're mostly water!) and the world around us. It shifted my perspective from seeing thoughts as just internal chatter to recognizing them as having a tangible, energetic impact. Reading this wasn't just an intellectual exercise; it felt like a gentle nudge towards being more mindful and intentional in my daily life. It encouraged me to think more positively, speak more kindly, and approach things with a greater sense of gratitude, even towards something as simple as the water I drink. Is it scientifically peer-reviewed in the traditional sense? That's a debate for others. But does it offer a unique, thought-provoking perspective that can inspire positive change? Absolutely. The Hidden Messages in Water is a book that sparked my curiosity, touched my heart, and genuinely made me look at the world (and my Brita filter) a little differently. If you're open to exploring fascinating ideas and seeing some truly beautiful and surprising images, give this book a read. You might just start thanking your tap water too!

Its not a long book but it is an interesting read. There are less than 200 pages but the price is reasonable. The photos in the book are in 2 sections and they are very detailed and interesting. The author was generous with the photos. I am glad I bought it. I would give it as a gift.

This fascinating pioneering evidence that water is alive even as it is within us has since been validated further as technology has expanded. It is essential that everyone understand that our thoughts and emotions contain real power. We CAN improve the world by positive thinking. Seeing is believing!!

The book arrived well packaged in the mail and has gloss paper, which I wasn't expecting. It is a fast read due to the many pictures that accompany the experiments of words spoken and how these look in water crystals. I find Emoto's research fascinating, and I'm so happy to obtain his work so that I can add it to my physical library collection.

Muito interessante. Quem tem diapasão sabe que vibrar a agua antes de beber muda inclusive o sabor. Adorei o livro.