The impact of thoughts on the world:
This image is of none other than the late Dr.Masaru Emoto.He may not be as famous as Einstein or Stephen Hawking or even Tesla,but his research on the impact of thoughts on the world is truly remarkable.
These images are actually of ice crystals exposed to the human emotions given beside them.What surprised the scientist was that the water transformed into attractive crystals on exposing them to good and desirable feelings,but transformed into something just the opposite on exposing them to negative and pessimistic feelings.
What the doctor had originally done was that he had exposed separate bottles of water to the different human emotions given above and froze them in a specific manner.Upon examining the water crystals with a microscope,it became apparent that human emotions did have an influence on water
Dr.Emoto even conducted an experiment on rice,but used water again.He took 3-4 jars,filled them with water and added some rice to each jar.he labelled each jar with a human emotion and exposed each jar to the emotion which was written on them.After,say about 30 days or so,the jars were opened.The rice and water exposed to positive thoughts and emotions,had fermented very well and smelled very pleasing.Whereas,the rice which was very exposed to negative thoughts and emotions,had rotted and neither looked pleasing nor smelled nice.
What the scientist has tried to prove through these experiments is that our thoughts affect the physical world.Since we humans are made up of upto 70%-80% water,don't you think that our bodies,too are susceptible to the negative effects of unpleasant thoughts?
Getting angry at someone or maybe feeling sad about an unpleasant event can be,at times,inevitable or maybe even necessary.But wouldn't you agree that such kind of emotions are something that you or anyone for that matter don't desire at all?Because such kind of emotions do a great job in spoiling relationships with anyone.One might feel frustrated when a person converses with him/her in a manner he/she doesn't like.But the exact same manner of conversation might please someone else.
One example:There are many people in this world who enjoy praise,but there are some who hate it as they feel that the ones who are praising them are trying to mock them since they are jealous of them.
So what can be done to avoid such kind of feelings?I haven't come up with a "revolutionary" solution or something of that sort,but what I do in such kind of situations is try to stop thinking of the things that are bothering me and distract myself by thinking of the things that I like;because I've observed that the more I think about the things that bother me,the more angry do I get.So,it's basically like avoiding a disease,the more you stay away from it,the higher are your chances of not contracting it.As said,"Prevention is better than cure."
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These images are actually of ice crystals exposed to the human emotions given beside them.What surprised the scientist was that the water transformed into attractive crystals on exposing them to good and desirable feelings,but transformed into something just the opposite on exposing them to negative and pessimistic feelings.
What the doctor had originally done was that he had exposed separate bottles of water to the different human emotions given above and froze them in a specific manner.Upon examining the water crystals with a microscope,it became apparent that human emotions did have an influence on water
Dr.Emoto even conducted an experiment on rice,but used water again.He took 3-4 jars,filled them with water and added some rice to each jar.he labelled each jar with a human emotion and exposed each jar to the emotion which was written on them.After,say about 30 days or so,the jars were opened.The rice and water exposed to positive thoughts and emotions,had fermented very well and smelled very pleasing.Whereas,the rice which was very exposed to negative thoughts and emotions,had rotted and neither looked pleasing nor smelled nice.What the scientist has tried to prove through these experiments is that our thoughts affect the physical world.Since we humans are made up of upto 70%-80% water,don't you think that our bodies,too are susceptible to the negative effects of unpleasant thoughts?
One example:There are many people in this world who enjoy praise,but there are some who hate it as they feel that the ones who are praising them are trying to mock them since they are jealous of them.
So what can be done to avoid such kind of feelings?I haven't come up with a "revolutionary" solution or something of that sort,but what I do in such kind of situations is try to stop thinking of the things that are bothering me and distract myself by thinking of the things that I like;because I've observed that the more I think about the things that bother me,the more angry do I get.So,it's basically like avoiding a disease,the more you stay away from it,the higher are your chances of not contracting it.As said,"Prevention is better than cure."
Please don't hesitate to comment below on how I can improve my blog,Thanks for reading😊.
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