One part O, two parts H = H2O. One part Love, two parts Gratitude = Peace on Earth.
For optimal effect, according to Dr. Masaru Emoto, the ratio is key. In this interview excerpt, the pioneering Japanese scientist and author of the Hidden Messages in Water explains the importance of this balance as the basis of all life and ultimate peace on Earth.
The Spirit of Ma’at interviews Dr. Masaru Emoto
by Reiko Myamoto Dewey
REIKO: Have you come across a particular word or phrase in your research that you have found to be most helpful in cleaning up the natural waters of the world?
DR. EMOTO: Yes. There is a special combination that seems to be perfect for this, which is love plus the combination of thanks and appreciation reflected in the English word gratitude. Just one of these is not enough. Love needs to be based in gratitude, and gratitude needs to be based in love. These two words together create the most important vibration. And it is even more important that we understand the value of these words. For example, we know that water is described as H2O.
If we were to look at love and gratitude as a pair, gratitude is the H and love is the O. Water is the basis that not only supports but also allows the existence of life. In my understanding of the concept of yin and yang, in the same way that there is one O and two Hs, we also need one part yang/love to two parts yin/gratitude, in order to come to a place of balance in the equation.
Love is an active word and gratitude is passive. When you think of gratitude – a combination of appreciation and thankfulness – there is an apologetic quality. The Japanese word for gratitude is kan-sha, consisting of two Chinese characters: kan, which means feeling, and sha, apology. It’s coming from a reverential space, taking a step or two back. I believe that love coming from this space is optimal love, and may even lead to an end to the wars and conflicts in the world. Kan-sha is inherent in the substance H2O – an essential element for life.
–Text excerpt from Water Secrets Revealed
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