Sorry if this is redundant, but I don't recall if Dr. Emoto's work with water molecules has been posted here.

https://www.masaru-emoto.net/

I think it's related, so I'm posting this here.

Anyone tried pyramids?

I've heard about this decades ago and I've dabbled in it on and off. Lately, I made pyramids out of cardboard and placed an almost blackened coin under one to see if it would get back its shine as claimed here:

https://www.angelfire.com/clone2/dark.../pyramids.html

Well, with nothing else done on the coin, I would say that it's now getting shiny. But it took more than a month. Progress was observed in a week, but I was just looking at it and thought it might just be my mind playing tricks on me. (I should have taken pictures.)

If it works on coins (I want to try it on razor blades, but all blades now are stainless steel), it may just work in the rest of the claims, particularly on water:

Gerry

Xania,

Dr. Emotos�s work with water and how it can react to emotions makes me think that this is the (possibly) unexplained mechanism by which homeopathy works. Water is conscious--just like all matter. If you put a substance or thought, toxic or not, into water the water molecules will remember it.

Gerry,

Thirty years ago I played with pyramids. I built a pyramid with the correct dimensions and slept under it for a year and a half. My dreaming was astounding. When I left the house, the floor boards were warped. I hope it wasn�t due to the foam cushion I was sleeping on.

Mike

I have been interested in this subject for years and hope more people will comment on their experiences, or experiments with pyramids. I went so far as to make a pattern for a small pyramid to the scale mentioned in a small paper-back book I have, several years ago. But never followed through. I just wanted to try placing a glass of water in it for a while because it was supposed to give it healing properties. Sleeping in one would have been exciting.

Tell us more about your dreams, Mike. What type of dreams?

nightowl

Can someone tell me where to get instructions for making a small pyramid - not the sleep-in size, but sufficient for food, water, etc.?
Thanks.

Mike, Dr. Emoto has already explored the topic of homeopathy in his work. See
https://www.newdawnmagazine.com/Artic...u%20Emoto.html

The author has used the Hado of water in healing with the aid of a fascinating Hado machine which measures the Hado in patients, or pictures of patients, and then prepares water that will complement and balance the patient�s Hado. This appears to act very much like homeopathic remedies. Homeopathy is based on the notion of �like treats like� and can attenuate the remedies so much that there may be none of the original molecules left � just the vibration � but it is still able to correct an imbalance

A lot of my books are still packed since moving residence last Spring Xania, but I'll try to locate it.

nightowl

Thanks, Nightowl. There is no rush - I have managed without a pyramid for many years! If you find it, I'll be pleased, but I don't want to think of you pulling boxes of books around. They are heavy!!

Xania
The link in bifrost99�s post gives a couple ways to make a pyramid and position it. Basically you cut the sides out of a piece of cardboard and tape together. The base is 12 long and each vertical leg is 11.4. You can make it bigger or smaller by scaling these numbers. (6 x 5.7 or 24 x 22.8 etc.)

Looks like I am going to need to do some experimenting.

Thanks for that, Mad Scientest (at first I was longing to make a spelling correction but how wrong I would have been!!)
What do you plan to pyramidise? - do we have a new verb now?

nightowl,

I do not remember anything about the content of my dreams--it was too long ago. What I do remember is that the dreaming was much more vivid and much easier to remember when I awoke. The pyramid I made was just a framework made of one-by-one lengths of wood. It was completely open and very easy to move around.

Xania,

If you do construct a pyramid, I recall that it is important to allign it to the actual north-south axis, not to the magnetic north pole.

Mike

Here's a link to an article that resurrects the theory
of Jaques Benveniste PhD, who was researching allergies
back in the seventies/eighties. He discovered an unusual
property of water when he took a given additive and
proceeded to dilute it by 50%. After the fourteenth
dilution, the additive would INCREASE and continue
to do so. When he presented his findings to his
colleagues, his credentials were challenged and he
was drummed out of the "Business", (so to speak.)

Now, it appears that some new researchers are trying
to explain his curious results, demonstrated many years
ago, using different modalities not available back then.

I was a big fan of Benveniste when he was working
in his field, (Still am. I have a number of his papers)
and I am glad to see his work being taken seriously.

www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn3817

i had forgotten about pyramids we used to sell them when i worked in Body and Soul. they were really expensive so i never bought one. i do however gravitate towards them at festivals for as long as i can. it is just a lovely feeling being in and from being in one. and i think it is amazing that they are supposed to be able to sharpen a razor blade and bring food back to life. i would so love to sleep under one. i wonder if it matters what size you use if it is hanging above you.

i still have my love and gratitude on my britta filter, my water pipes at home and at work.

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I downloaded the picture book of Dr. Emoto from the links in the site Xania gave. I was intrigued when I first learned about it from the film, "What the Bleep Do We Know?"

However, I am curious how the crystals were selected. I mean, aren't water crystals/snowflakes just like human fingerprints, no two ever being alike? So a water sample would have all the different crystals, and I'm thinking how a certain crystal would be chosen as a representative of a "treated" water sample. Like, wouldn't it be possible to have a well formed, "beautiful" crystal even in sewage water? And isn't it possible to have all the "ugly" crystals in waters labeled with good? Is it a "democratic" selection wherein the "majority type" of crystals is selected?

It seems like there's a lot of room for manipulation of results. So I would like to find out how the specific crystals were selected.

I'm not saying the ideas are not valid. Just wondering about the details of the procedure, particularly the crystal selection process. I've long known how water could be "treated" with forces in pranic and qigong healing techniques, as well as with pyramids. So I don't doubt the effect of thoughts, as well as the "memory" of water in homepathic dilutions.

I wonder what pyramid treated water would look like.

Gerry

It doesn't have to be homeopathy substance only, nor does it have to be water.

In the book, "The Field," by Lynne McTaggart, we are shown that water can also "carry the signals" of drugs and cause the same effect as the drugs themselves. It also showed that these "signals" -- electromagnetic in nature -- can be recorded, transmitted over media like the internet, and "played back" at a different location and still result in the same effect as the drugs from which the signals were derived. I would think it's the same principle utilized by VIBE, Rife, and similar technologies/machines.

Dealing only with electromagnetic waves will sure eliminate the physical harm of certain drugs like cancer chemo. Imagine, diluting down a cancer chemo drug so that it's virtually non-existent, and the resulting water being able to act just like the drug. Healing without harm!?

Will such water also suppress the immune system and damage bone marrow, liver and kidneys? I doubt it. Such effects are from physical contact with the drug itself, not likely from the signals of the drug. But that's just my idea. 8)

Lots of possibilities.

Gerry