The rice experiment: explanation
To reproduce Emoto's experiment, a Japanese mother placed cooked rice in two jars. She marked one "I love you" and the other "I hate you" and repeated these words to the rice for two weeks. The rice with the words "I love you" stayed white and kept well, the rice in the other jar turned black and moldy.
This experiment is easily reproducible, as long as you sterilize the pots, place them in the dark, and speak to them with conviction
After 15 days, the difference is clearly visible between the rice to which one has said "thank you" and a control pot where the rice is left to rot normally. The same result is seen when only the word "thank you" is written on the pot. It is also possible to focus for one minute the thoughts "I love you" on one pot and "I'm going to kill you" on the other, so that a very clear difference appears, which continues to grow after the 15 days of the experiment. This simple rice experiment, which can be reproduced at will by anyone, is a simple way to observe the influence of the mind on matter
The link between matter and consciousness, which Masaru Emoto explored in his experiments, shows that reconciling science and spirituality is possible, and even desirable
Our thoughts and emotions influence the world much more than we think, and the rice experience allows everyone to verify this. What is on the outside is like what is on the inside.
The worrying state of the environment as well as the health of modern man, mostly cut off from the spiritual dimension, suggests that it would be beneficial to go beyond certain taboos, and to reconcile ourselves with the concept of an intelligent and loving universal consciousness, which generates and crosses all things.
I have plans to share with you this rice experiment using sacred geometry symbols. So I will be sure to share my results with you!