Water affected by words?

I was sent an email about this from one of my wonderful sisters and whilst I researched about the famed Japanese Doctor and see that he has as many champions of his cause as critics and irrespective of whether his claims are based in fact or not, I am unable to say...and perhaps dont even care. I post this here not to create doubts to his systems and result verification, but merely because I thought it was interesting.

Further, It is just interesting that I certainly know how I feel when I am loved, spoken warmly and kindly to and how it feels when i am spoken angrily to. It would follow and would not surprise me in the least that when we apply such things in a metaphysical sense that reverberations carry on through them. though speaking to jars of rice for a month is not something that I would find myself keen to do.

You make up your own mind......

Can water be affected by our words?

Dr. Masaru Emoto, a Japanese scientist, believes so.

Dr. Emoto took water droplets, exposed them to various words, music, and environments, and froze them for three hours. He then examined the crystal formations under a dark field microscope. And he took photographs.
The results were totally mind-blowing.
Here’s a photo of ordinary water without any prayer spoken over it. The molecular structure is in disarray.




The photo below is water after the prayer was said. It’s simply breathtaking.




Wait A Minute—
Aren’t You Made Up Of Water?


Yes! 72% of your body is made up of water.
Imagine how your words affect your own body.
When you say, “I’m a failure,” or “I’m hopeless,” or “I won’t get well,” imagine how these words weaken your health.
Make a choice to say the best words out there. Say often, “I’m wonderful,” and “I’m beautiful,” and “I’m God’s child,” and “God has a great plan for my life!”

It’s not only water.

Dr. Emoto also experimented with cooked rice.
He placed one cup of cooked rice in two airtight jars. On one jar, he wrote, “I love you,” and on the other, “You fool.” Everyday for 30 days, Dr. Emoto would say these words to each jar of rice.
After 30 days, the “I love you” rice was still white. But the “You fool” rice was so rotten, it was black. How can you explain this?