Thursday, May 2, 2013

FF55, 4/25/13, We are, what % Water ?

Have you heard
"I Love you "
and other wonderful
hummed songs,
make beauty!

Haven't you learned
it is far better
than yelling
and other hateful alarms ?

Yes
Dr. Emoto has
proven a theory
by freezing water crystals
and photographing them!

The ones sung
love songs,
are gorgeous,
the ones yelled at
look tight and squished !

                                       
                                                 If you don't believe me go do a search
                                                  No wonder stress knots us up-                                              
                                                   I am singing my cells lullaby's
                                                  now, whenever I can remember to!


8 comments:

Brian Miller said...

i have seen these experiments...it is pretty crazy...now put that in relation to the ones you scream at...makes you think...we take a bit of life when we do...

Margaret said...

...tight and squished? Water crystals? Yes, ponder Brian's comment above and now I feel quite guilty as I have been known to rant a bit now and again...

Akelamalu said...

Love songs win every time! Nice 55.

TALON said...

It's always about our intentions. I wonder if all screamers mean to scream? They might think twice after reading this! This is very cool, izzy!

hedgewitch said...

I totally and completely believe this, and your soft words just make the truth of it stronger. Love is its own reward, and its own purpose, as well.

Alice Audrey said...

Seriously? Cool. Well, maybe not so cool for those getting yelled at.

Lydia said...

Well, how amazing is that? I knew that plants responded to kind words but knowing that drops of water are sensitive......it is amazing and not all that surprising when I consider how tied everything in the Universe is.

A very wondrous 55, and I hope that singing to your cells brings relief and healing soon. Om..........

Other Mary said...

Oh how cool! I'm not familiar with this, though it's not entirely surprising. I'll have to look it up. Thanks!