WATER IN THE ENVIRONMENT
In our environment, water covers approximately 71% of the Earth’s surface.
Water forms our seas, lakes, rivers, and the rainfall that hydrates our planet and everything that lives on it. Water is the main constituent of Earth’s hydrosphere.
It is the basis of the fluids of all living organisms. In its solid form it is ice; and when heated into its gaseous form, it vaporizes into steam. And now thanks to the brilliant work of world renowned researcher, Dr. Gerald H. Pollack, http://waterjournal.org/ and https://www.pollacklab.org/ we have learned about the fourth phase of water which forms the beautiful, geometric snowflakes.
One of the pioneers who brought global attention to this was the last Dr. Masaru Emoto. https://www.masaru-emoto.net/en/science-of-messages-from-water/.
In his Messages From Water and research, Dr. Emoto shows how communication with water can create beautiful crystals and geometric snow flake designs.
Thanks to HH Swami Isa and Mira Purn, I had the pleasure of meeting, learning from, and communicating with Dr. Emoto during Global Energy Parliament 2010, in Kerala, India, where we were both guest speakers. http://www.global-energy-parliament.net