The Ultimate Communication Network Three years ago, after seeing Masaru Emoto’s beautiful photographs of frozen water molecules and reading about the research in his book, “Hidden Messages in Water,” and other books in his growing family of information, I was convinced, beyond a doubt, that I must focus my attention on water in a completely different way than I had ever done before. I began to label my water with the ideas I most wanted to instill in my life -- peace, love, joy, success. Little did I know, looking back, that I was about to become part of a vast global network of information helping to change consciousness for all time. Up until that point, I had ecological concerns for the toxic pollution that fouled our water. I consciously and carefully filtered all my drinking water and sent donations to organizations helping clean water courses in remote villages. But after reading Emoto’s books beginning in 2003, my consciousness became entrained to the spiritual quality of water – the good messages I intended and the messages I never realized I was sending. To ponder the concept that my thoughts have the ability to travel within a water molecule, tells me this molecule is part of an amazing communication network for transmitting universal intelligence and it is much more sophisticated than any internet or telecommunications technology. Like the most appealing qualities of the internet -- information and communication at my fingertips -- the messages that travel through water take communication a giant leap beyond. They help send love and peace around the world and affect billions of beings living without the internet. But, it appears that Water also sends information that isn't desired, to people who don't know even know these messages are affecting their lives. Water is the ultimate power in the universe and it doesn't appear to discriminate between a good thought and a bad one. Somewhere, in the history of technological evolution, billions of people stopped caring about the messages they sent into their lakes, rivers, creeks, and started dumping whatever they did not want. Now, we have the task of cleaning up what we have allowed to degrade, but with new spiritual tools. We have our thoughts and they travel beyond filtration systems to do their work. As a part of The Spirit of Water, I was privileged to be part of the development of a product that symbolically has the power to change consciousness in the simplest of ways. As Emoto suggests, water is transformed just by putting thoughts into it. Our simple water blessing labels take our thoughts, focus them into one idea or vision and let the water protect and share that focused intention with whomever drinks that water. Ultimately, those thoughts don't diminish with the drinking. They continue on their course, affecting all life. Those simple blessings, the ones we use every day on our water bottles are carrying the resonance of my loving intentions to billions of lives on the planet and it is happening 24 hours a day, seven days a week without me even being engaged in the process. When I made a choice to give my life energy to universal peace and love via The Spirit of Water it was the day I became part of a vast network of lightworkers turning on the lights globally. I am so excited by the possibilities. Through the sale of our water blessing labels, our prayers have gone around the world in clouds. They have flowed to the oceans where they have lapped the shores of every continent. Our blessings have rampaged with rushing whitewater rivers. And they have been still and silent in serene pools. Our prayers have been carried through the bodies of all living things as they transfer from human to earth, to animals to plants and back around. Loving transmissions have multiplied exponentially and touched the hearts and minds of every life on the planet each time the molecules are transformed from thoughtform to mist to fog to rain to snow and to ice. Everyday fluid information is sent out in an ocean of love to heal the water, the earth, and all living beings. I received a bouquet of tulips for Mother's Day. I did an experiment. In one vase I placed half the bouquet with two messages -- gratitude and love. The other vase was unlabeled. For that, I reminded myself to say those words and ideas to the flowers verbally as often as I could. After one week, the labeled tulips were as fresh as when I got them. The other vase of flowers had become wizened and limp. What was the difference? My intention was the same. I think the difference is that the words I put on the container continued to send my message full time to the labeled tulips. The unlabeled vase got sporadic reminders of my intentions. It is so clear to me, and so elegantly simple. The messages we send into our water really do make a difference on the physical level, but most especially, on the spiritual realms. |