The Power of A 'Human Word'

The Power of A Human 'Word'

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In the Beginning Was the Word, and the Word Was “Sound”

"What you give out, what you create."

Harmonics

 - Salt on a vibrating table

on a table, vibrating at different frequencies produces a visual representation of the harmonic nodes.

Sound Vibration Creates Form by David Icke

A section of a David Icke presentation in a documentary called "Freedom Road". David Icke is describing how sound vibration creates form.

Word "Thank you"

Words "Love and Gratitude"

Words "It is really beautiful"

Words "Sick, kill"

Healing music

Bach symphony

Heavy metal

Spring water

River water of the capital city

The same water after prayer

       People say that a human word has a strong power. It is possible to stimulate man with a word, hurt him, stroke him, or harm him or her. on the other hand, people are tended to attach not so big importance to it, because it is, after all, "just a word", and it has no visible influence (at least, they think so...) except for a mood change of somebody we are just talking to. The human tendency to embrace materialism - when even people who aspire to achieve spiritual expansion, search more or less subconsciously for some immediate tangible effect (to catch it, see it, hear it, etc.) - contributes to the fact that people manipulate with words and thoughts rather carelessly. They talk nonsense - swear, scold, use bad language in addition to their thinking, which is even disproportionately worse...

And all this is because there is no palpable evidence of an influence of words and thoughts, or it had not existed until recently up to the moment when scientist Masaru Emoto experimented with water. He knew that water has an ability to absorb information in the form of different elements; thus, Masaru Emoto wanted to try if it can also receive information from words. He wrote various words like "love", "thank you", but also "fool" or "demon", etc. on bottles with distilled water. He left these bottles with inscriptions untouched for the whole night and on the following day he froze this water. Then Masaru Emoto kept observing its crystals under the microscope. The results were astounding. The crystals of water - on the bottles of which positive words like "love" or "thank you" were written - got formed into beautiful symmetrical shapes - practically in an artistic way, whereas the crystals with negative inscriptions were shaped chaotically, in ugly and disgusting way.

So this is the clear "tactile" evidence that words can significantly affect and influence irrefutably. But let us go further. Water is one of the principal construction foundations of matter; it is one of the four elements of nature, it can be found in nature, in plants, in animals, in objects; even the human body itself is composed of 70% of water. 

So everything what we say, even the most innocent word, in first contact, has a strong influence on ourselves, on people around us and on the whole environment too... But let us go more further...

The same scientist Masaru Emoto focused his microscope on water crystals from a big city's water dam. We can predict the result. Water was impure and the crystals were formless and ugly. The same water was later carried to one monk, so he could say a prayer and bless it. The crystals of the same water then acquired a beautiful shape...

So, from this, we can assume that it is not the word itself, a phonetic sound of it, but its significance and what we put in it - our thought, emotion, purpose - that constitute the main source of the effect and influence. Some words can have one meaning in one language that is completely opposed to it in another language (for example, in Czech the meaning of word "ne" is "NO", and in Greek the same word's meaning is "YES"). So we can say that the very thoughts and especially feelings have an immense power of effect that can work destructively and cankerously, but also creatively and healthily not just with our bodies, but also with our environment and us. 

People wonder where all these illnesses, nature catastrophes, or any other catastrophes come from; but we ourselves have a key to them. We are the originators of them. We are the real masters of beingness, because we have the power to influence the whole creation, and thereby become responsible for it.

The human spirit is influencing everything in his environment, not only water, where these effects can be demonstrated. If man can fully understand this, he is able to begin to be aware of the meaning of the words such as "forgive your enemies" and he will not do any harm to himself by being angry with somebody or by speaking ugly words at something. He will be certainly able to realize the influence, for example, of food for which he will thank to the Creator of all things, as well as many other things that he has not seen until this moment.

So if you think about something or speak something in the future, remember what a big power your thoughts and words have, and what you are creating in that very minute with them. The same holds truth the other way round. Try to be careful about what influence you permit to come near to yourself - ether at times you meet other people or when you turn on your TV set or radio...

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