Russia - Dr Konstantin Korotkov

 Korotkov led a study to test the idea that water has institutional memory. They went to the Roraima Summit in Venezuela, to find water that had never been in contact with human beings, or never been exposed to our collective thoughts. They tested the water using kirlion photography to determine the energetics of the water. The greater energy an object possesses - the brighter it shines. They expected that this water might have 2 or maybe 10 times the energy of ordinary drinking water. They found that the Roraima Summit water was 40,000 times more active.The researchers felt so different when in the field of the water, that along with their measurements, decided that the “virgin” water was fundamentally a different substance from the water in the closed systems of our cities.

France - Luc Montagnier

Montagnier won the Nobel Prize for the discovery of HIV, conducted experiments to test if water has memory. He put DNA in water and diluted it to the point that there were no molecules of the DNA left in the sample. Although there was no chemical or biological or physical trace of the DNA, the water displayed the signal of the DNA. Only the structure of the water would emit this signal, or memory, of the original DNA traces.

India - Sadhguru

Sadhguru talks about how water is the most important ingredient of the physical aspect of life making practices … it’s an active participant in the making of life. How water has both memory and intelligence and how its not just reacting to the various things happening around it … it’s is responding. And water doesn’t respond the same way to every person. If water doesn’t respond well to you, then you are in for a hard life. The water may choose not to respond to you well - if you do not approach this dimension … appropriately. He points out that you can not be friends with food - and still manage - because food is only 12% - but if you are not friends with water - which makes up 70% of our bodies, then it will be difficult for you to manage.

Japan

Dr. Masaru Emoto

Emoto took thousands of photographs of water that he sent love and gratitude and water that he exposed to negative thoughts. He was convinced that there was a clear pattern in how the water sent positive thoughts and emotions formed beautiful, symmetrical, bright crystals while the water sent negative thoughts formed dark, chaotic and deformed crystals. People have been critical of his work because he never published his methods and because there is subjectivity in the categorizing of “pleasing” vs “non-pleasing” crystals. But anytime someone is advancing an idea that is outside the mainstream of science, their work will be viewed by some with a critical eye. But Emoto has an impressive collection of photographs that make you wonder if there are forces beyond our current mathematics and physics that our science has does not yet understand.

Austria

Alois Gruber

Gruber talks about how water, in nature, meanders in the open air - while in modern cities, the water is kept in dark tanks and pipes and it is pumped under pressure through 90 degree turns and when it comes to your house it is nearly dead. The first light of day it sees is when it comes out of your tap. So let it acclimate, give it CPR and bring it back to life before you drink it.