Infuse It with Love

A glass of water on your kitchen counter. Clear, still, seemingly lifeless. Is it really? Or is it more than just a collection of molecules? What if it could hear your words, feel your emotions, and respond to your very thoughts?

Dr. Masaru Emoto, a Japanese researcher, dared to ask these questions. His experiments with water crystals yielded astounding results. Water exposed to words like "love" and "gratitude" formed beautiful, symmetrical crystals. Negative words like "you fool" resulted in disfigured, chaotic structures. Even music affected the water. Classical melodies created harmonious patterns. Heavy metal produced discord.

These findings might seem outlandish to our rational minds. Yet, they align perfectly with the ancient wisdom of the Yogis. For centuries, the Yogis have taught that everything in the universe is alive. Pulsing with vital force and energy. They speak of prana, the life force that permeates all things. They speak of a Universal Mind that connects all existence.

From this perspective, Dr. Emoto's work isn't revolutionary – it's confirmatory. It's scientific evidence of what the Yogis have long known: that consciousness affects physical reality, that our thoughts and emotions ripple out into the world around us.

If water can respond to your intentions, what about the living beings around you? What about the plants in your garden, the pets in your home, or the people you interact with daily?

Your thoughts, your words, your very intentions have the power to shape the world around you. A realization that’s both empowering and sobering. Every negative thought you entertain, every harsh word you speak, sends ripples of discord into your environment. And every moment of gratitude, every expression of love, creates harmony and beauty.

You are not separate from your environment. You are intimately connected to it, constantly influencing it. Constantly being influenced by it. Infuse everything you touch and see with love.