Emoto did not do enough to share his approaches or provide sufficient evidence for his experiments. Other commentators were concerned that Dr. Emoto’s work was met with criticism, skepticism, and confusion. His revolutionary findings were published in his book, The Hidden Message in Water. The results were astonishing the positive words formed beautiful, symmetrical crystals that looked very similar to snowflakes while the negative words were discolored, chaotic, and fragmented. Some of these words had positive associations such as “self-love,” “beauty,” “passion,” and “happiness.” Other jars had negative associations such as “evil,” “hatred,” or phrases such as “you disgust me.” Each jar then had a small amount of water flash frozen in order to form crystals, which were then observed under a microscope. The jars were then left overnight on their own. His first experiment involved putting distilled water into small jars, writing a word or short phrase on a label, and then taping that label to each jar. Emoto discovered that water droplets that had been repeatedly exposed to positive or negative words, profoundly changed the water’s color, shape, and symmetry. Emoto’s studies claim that thoughts, feelings, words, ideas, music, and even names affect the molecular structure of water and thus our physical reality. 2014), a Japanese scientist that had dedicated his life to studying water. In my search for answers, I discovered Dr. The processes behind why we get happy, sad, or angry are integral to our existence, and having some insight into how exactly they come about could help us grow immensely. I have recently been very intrigued about moods, specifically how our moods biologically change.

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