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Stories about water
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| Water is something
special. |
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| It acts – seen from a physicists
point of view – quite differently than one would expect
it to. Consequently the chapter is named
"anomalies". |
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| Well- how does
it fare, water? |
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Does it feel well?
Is it healthy? |
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| We are used to ask these questions about
people and animals – and about plants too if we are very
sensitive. |
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| Few people gave thought to this, but the
few who did found out and documented interesting things. |
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At 4,3 degrees Celsius we find the condition
of waters greatest density.
This is the most balanced and most energetic condition of water.
According to Schauberger many dynamic processes and insertions
of trace elements as well as energy releases are possible only
at this optimum temperature.
Temperatures above this point are inducing dynamic and stressfull
conditions for water. The higher the temperature the more stress.
In our mythology fire and water are eternal antagonists.
Temperatures lower than 4,3°C help water to regenerate and
find itself in a state of relaxation., comparable maybe to a
state of deep meditation . |
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| Water does dislike higher pressures and it
will always try to escape it and will diffuse through the tiniests
cracks. |
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| Water dislikes metals. Metal will conduct
electricity very well and will syphon off the natural charge
of water. It will “suck off it‘s energy”. |
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| Water loves and needs movement. Still water
will stale. Vortices are joy and life to water. |
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How does water feel in pipes, under pressure,
and without escape, possibly heated up ?
How does water feel having had no oportunity for a long time
to get cold to freeze, to regenerate, to sleep ?
How would you feel without sleep for two weeks under stress?
How would water in your body feel? You do consist of 7o –
9o % water.
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| Do you dare to see water as living entity
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| Do try it. You may find a new friend...... |
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