Water Tells The Truth

An Exclusive Interview with Dr. Masaru Emoto

By Michelene K. Bell
Publisher, In Light Times

MKB: Does the water form crystals only in the frozen state or is there instant change when we place our intent through words, prayers, thoughts or sounds?

Dr. Emoto: There is an instant change. Yet, if you want to see the change as a very stable state in this third dimensional world, you will need to observe the water in its crystalline state. Sensitive people can “feel” this vibrational change.

MKB: What other source of validation is there from your research?
 
Dr. Emoto: There are many studies being conducted around the world, which validate this research. Some which are featured in the documentary film, “Water”.

MKB: Dr. Emoto, one of your visions is to help humanity realize peace. How do you propose such an undertaking?
 
Dr. Emoto: I am involved in educating children through teaching them about the messages in water. I have a project called the Emoto Peace Project, which shares the fundamental message that the kindness of our words and actions has a direct effect on the state of the planet and its people. I have shared this message with children in over 70 countries. My children’s book has been published in over 45 languages. My goal is to share this with all nations across the world.

MKB: Where do you see humanity evolving to and what are people’s role with planet and home, Mother Earth?
 
Dr. Emoto: I think humanity is just at the beginning of its first stage. On the second stage, we will evolve our spiritual connection to one another and begin to access the so-called fifth dimensional world. There, we will certainly find guidance regarding the path which awaits us next.

MKB: One last question. If you could impart to the world one message, what would that be?

Dr. Emoto: The message would be the same as that to water. We are all water. So to each other and to the waters of the world, the message is simple. I am sorry, I thank you, I love you, and I respect you. We should not forget these mindful expressions. I am sorry. I thank you. I love you. I respect you.

MKB: It has been an honor and privilege. Thank you for your time.