I've been dabbling in blessing and sending intention to my water to have a cleansing and healing affect; I figure it can't hurt with all the toxins we're surrounded with.
I've historically been really bad with plants and don't have any in my house as they usually dehydrate. I may have to buy one though to see if I can develop a realationship with it. My neighbor at work has a peace lily that looks amazing and I think its from the reiki I give it on a regular basis and the piece of organite that's sitting next to it; because of this I'm hopeful that I could be a successful friend to a plant.
Enjoy Gregg's article and the videos he's included.
The Consciousness of Water and Plants
How is water and consciousness tied together and related to humans and plants? One of the original pioneers in water consciousness studies, Dr. Marcel Vogel, determined that when bulk water was in the process of freezing, excess energy is extracted from the water.
At this point, the molecules start to spin and link together in the pattern of a tetrahedron.
Dr. Vogel also noted that, at this juncture, water develops a consciousness, ‘a memory, a knowing of what they were designed to do (and) to be.’
What Dr. Vogel found out is that “the energy of mind, projected through a crystal, will structure water” which also corresponds with Dr. Masaru Emoto’s work with how consciousness affects water and water crystals.
for those interested in PLANT CONSCIOUSNESSES..
ReplyDeletethere is a clip on you-tube titled:
"SINGING PLANTS AT DAMANHURA"--posted march 9, 2012...15 min long.
plants that make SOUNDS...one might think--"SINGING" it is so lovely!
watch the clip and see this happen...amazing.
(sorry, i don't know how to add the link here)
also, there are a number of good books on the topic...here are just a few i have enjoyed:
"The Secret Life of Plants" by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird (1973)
"Nature Spirits"-selected lectures by Rudolf Steiner-during the years 1913-1922 (1995-English translation)
"The Secret Teachings of Plants" by Stephen Harrod Buhner (2004)
"The Findhorn Garden" by The Findhorn Community (1975)
namaste...ALL...LIFE in any form,
but especially to the PLANT KINGDOM and those HUMANS who seek out plants and trees to "chat"!