Rice Experiment Shows Water Has Feelings Masaru Emoto
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Dr.Masaru Emoto Rice Experiment shows that the molecular structure of water changes based on the words and thoughts we expose it to. I know, it sounds insane- so we had to test this for ourselves and hate rice and love rice for 30 days. Dr. Masaru Emoto's theory suggests that if water and rice are so affected by words intentions (hate love) imagine how our thoughts affect our body and wellbeing, since roughly 60% of our body is made up of water. Emoto claims that this rice experiment proves the importance of positive thoughts and speaking kindly to ourselves. It shows that water has consciousness. Watch us go through 30 days of speaking to rice jars and see if the theory holds or if we debunked the rice experiment. Also make sure to watch the video till the end to find out the tactics we use to improve our mental health and let go of negative thoughts. • Shout out to Analee for giving us this idea: https://www.instagram.com/direlobita/... • And to Eve for making this experiment more scientifically sound: / @eve.daniels • ๐ ** Don't be a stranger, we love connecting with you guys, the best place to chat is on the gram http://bit.ly/3jBJNi9Ste_RachInstagram ** • ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ • Are you into Spoken Word Poetry? Watch These Videos ๐ • • Spoken Word Poetry • ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ • We love to make Self Improvement Experiments! ๐ • • Personal Growth Experiments • ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ • • #creatornow
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