Many people know the name Masaru Emoto from the beautiful – or sometimes chaotic – ice crystal photographs through which he tried to show that water responds to
Many people know the name Masaru Emoto from the beautiful – or sometimes chaotic – ice crystal photographs through which he tried to show that water responds to the information it is exposed to. To words, to music, to intention, to emotional charge. The scientific world has not fully accepted his methods – but the question he raised is still very much alive: What if water really is sensitive to information? And if our body is roughly 70% water, what does that mean for us? This article does not place Emoto on a pedestal, and it does not try to present everything as “proven fact”. Instead, it pu