Create Your Own Environment - Science Proves You Can!

Did you know that you can help to create the environment around you?

Scientific studies have shown that humans can actually impact the environment around them through their intentions and by directing their thoughts in a specific way.

Dr. Masaru Emoto, a researcher from Japan, began freezing water drops and photographed the crystallization. From a pure water source came beautiful symmetrical snowflake patterns. From an impure water source came random and misshapen forms. Words of love and kindness spoken to the water drops created lovely snowflakes; negative words of hatred and fear- inducing created the misshapen forms.

Another researcher and polygraph expert, Cleve Backster, experimented with plants. His experiments revealed that plants responded in a similar way that the water drops did. Those plants that were spoken to in loving tones grew larger and more lush than those plants that heard constant negative comments.

Backster also documented a physiological response in plants when the emotions and thoughts of their owners were triggered, even though many miles away from their plants - a kind of energetic bonding between the plant and the owner.

So if you or your family or a group of friends all chose to have an impact on the environment that surrounds you, do you suppose that you could do it? By using your imagination, you can have fun by engaging in your own experiments.

It would be simpler to do in your own living space with plants. Your thoughts about the plants, the way you talk to the plants, the quality of the water that you give to them, the way you touch them, all helps to create a specific environment in which they will grow and prosper (or not).

Carry this one step further with your family members, your friends, the persons in your organization or workplace; the neighborhoods that you pass through daily. You can definitely help to create your own environment. Perhaps you have seen yourself do it already!

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Rijuta Tooker
Founder, Creative Concentration Community