Sitting near a creek this morning, I was reminded how the continuous stream of moving water carries the experience and memory of every surface it touches and every environment is passes through before it arrives at the sea. Dr. Emoto confirmed what many water scientists had already known for many years. Water's molecules and clusters remember everything  and take on  the molecular structure of the memories most dominant in its experience. Water, turn, influences everything it touches. When the ocean receives the stream of water, it is receiving quite an elixir of billions of bits of information. Just think of the wisdom the ocean possesses.  It's no wonder we travel great distances to get to the ocean in order to contemplate, rejuvenate and relax. Just being near a large body of water allows us to absorb POTENTIAL which then becomes part of our individual streams of consciousness.

With regard to the information we absorb, if we are wise, we pay attention to what positive insights we get from water, and make that wisdom a prominent part of our "operating system." If we are wise, we also pay attention to the toxins we are exposed to, and make sure they don't become a part of system. There are many things we don't want to carry with us, like the viruses of life. But we need to be aware of them so we don't innocently spread them to others. Such "bugs" come in the form of negativity, fear, greed, violence, lies and propaganda and more!.

Did you ever wonder what streams of consciousness feed into your pool of greater wisdom? Like the vast ocean, our minds and bodies have the ability to be influenced by streams that come from many sources - friends, enemies, lovers, co-workers, past programming, assumptions, history, our ancestors, daily events, world events, and interaction with the natural world. How do we keep our streams clean and clear so our greater wisdom body can thrive in truth and achieve our soul's greatest potential? How can we change the water we drink to reflect the highest and greatest good for ourselves and others?

The simple answer is to bless our water because it changes the molecules. The more complex answer is to set intentions for all planetary water and broadcast those intentions continuously. Not only will your own body benefit, but the consciousness of all beings and the Earth body will begin to use the dominance of those constant good intentions to clear the negative message structures within.

The Love & Gratitude Stream

Dr. Emoto found that "Love" and "Gratitude" are the two strongest emotions for cleansing the molecular structure of water, and he performed hundreds of tests to prove this. Time and again, love and gratitude altered the physical properties of the water by changing malformed cells into beautiful crystalline forms. Even greater were his experiments with cleaning polluted waters on the planet. Love and gratitude cleaned the waters better than any other words or emotions. But the pivotal point in using those words, he found, was that they must sent as a stream of consciousness into the water before any change was registered. In other words, simply placing a word or idea on water had little effect. What made all the difference was maintaining an emotional connection to the ideas.

After watching the movie, "Water"  (for the 4th time), I finally understood what all the water scientists were trying to convey about water and its amazing properties. Good intention is a stream of consciosuness that becomes a force much GREATER  than toxic pollution, in thought or deed. Intention plus the emotion of love or gratitude amplifies the ultimate goal of water, which is to invigorate life. The water in our bodies and minds (we are 80% water, you know) carries that same potential. If we are mindful about our intentions, and express our emotions that correspond with those intentions, the water within will transform molecular structures of disease or negativity into powerful molecules of thrivability.

How can this help the world right now?

Our individual streams of consciousness affect the world in all ways. Yes, but . . .

We may not have been in agreement with everything that caused the problems or with those who intentionally set things in motion. For instance, as individuals, we may have opposed war, political ambitions, global ecological destruction, etc. But, as "drops of water" in the greater sea of consciousness, experiencing our individual lives, we may not have realized what great power have. We also may not have known to what magnitude our intentions can have when joined with others of like mind. Together, thought, like drops of water, can break the power structure of anything and set change into motion through a stream of consciousness that carries the messages we want. In this way, can we change the course of history? Could we change what is happening in our world right now?