Water from outer space 1

13th Oct 2008

Hello lovely people

We know that eight glasses of water every day will ensure good health, but few people have the discipline to do it. Will we change our attitude and habits if we know that water is not just a fluid, but a live entity from outer space that communicates with us?

Think about it. What other fluid can change to a solid state (ice) or evaporate and form steam? Our bodies are 90% water when we are born, and 70% water when we mature. When water freezes over a lake, everything under the ice layer remains alive until the ice melts again. All this makes water unique and different from other fluids. Could it be possible that unlike other fluids, water is a live entity?

An ancient Greek, Pliny, said that “Water swallows up the earth, extinguishes the flame, ascends on high, and by stretching forth as clouds challenges the heavens for their own, and the same falling down, becomes the cause of all things that grow in the earth.” No other fluid does that, and water is the element that controls the other elements of air, earth and fire.

Scientists have talked about “juvenile” and “mature” or “wise” water for years. Victor Schauberger, an Austrian scientist, defined “juvenile” water as sterile, distilled and devoid of any so-called impurities. He described “mature” water as “enriched with raw materials” and therefore “in a position to give, to dispense itself freely and willingly”.

The terms “juvenile” and “mature” are still being used to describe water, but Joan A Davis of Zurich Technical University define these terms slightly different. She says that “juvenile” water has recently fallen from outer space, whereas “wise” water fell to earth, seeped into the ground, and emerged with information collected from various minerals after hundreds of years to distribute information.

Louis Frank of the University of Iowa formed a theory that water has been entering the earth from outer space in the form of lumps of ice for over 40 billion years. Scientists initially regarded this as a laughable statement, but NASA research has proved that water indeed still comes to the earth from outer space, and it takes the shape of rain or snow or hail when it first arrives.

If water is a means of communication from outer space, then maybe Modjadji, the hereditary Rain Queen of the Balobedu tribe, has knowledge that has been ignored by those of us who rely on reservoirs and water management for our drinking water. The Balobedu believe that their Rain Queens communicate with the gods and pass down magical powers allowing them to create rain. The same practice of “rain-making” was used by the ancient Egyptians, and the Native Americans and people in the Balkans still perform their rain dances today.

This formation of “wise” water would explain why water from hot springs and thermal baths has healing qualities. This “wise” water comes from deep below the earth, and the healing qualities of such water have been known for thousands of years. For example, people from all over the world flock to over 1 300 thermal baths in Hungary to receive treatment for various ailments, ranging from respiratory and digestive disorders to even infertility. This has given rise to balneotherapy, or healing with water. Balneotherapy includes bathing, hydrotherapy, mud therapy, massage, steam baths, inhalation of water vapour, and drinking mineral water from hot springs. To be continued.

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Elsabe