Several years ago I happened upon a study that was conducted by Dr. Masaru Emoto. The study claimed that how he talked to water gave it a certain crystal structure, when the water was later frozen. The water that was given a positive messages turned into beautiful crystals and the water that was talked to negatively, often left crystals that were not uniform and not extremely pretty to look at. Samples from his study are shown in this youtube video:
This study leads me to my next point; I believe that talking positively, showing love toward, thinking positively about, and talking positively to the food you consume can have a very positive impact on your health. I also believe that these studies have only begun to scratch the surface of what is possible when it comes to our abilities to shape reality (but this is another post all together). However, the topic of blessing our water and food has been studied by Dr. Emoto, Marcel Vogel, and others. It has been studied and verified that when we bless our food, there are undeniable and positive changes in the person doing the blessing and in the food itself. It has also been shown that the more organic the food, the more significant the positive changes are.
It boils down to this folks; we know our plants grow when we speak positively to them, we know our children have more positive reactions, and more positive health (mentally, physically, and emotionally), given positive reinforcement and praise, why not our food?
Is it possible that if we ask our food to help us loose weight, that it will have an impact on our weight? If we ask our food to nourish our bodies, that it will take on it's best form and the nutrients will be more readily consumed by our cells and tissues? Or, if we ask our water to help heal our bodies, that it will also take on its best form and help balance the pH in our systems to restore alkalinity? According to this study and the studies of others, these things are absolutely possible and probable.
Start today, tell your food how much you love it, and appreciate it, and ask it to bless your body in what ever way you feel is most beneficial to you. You can also just keep it simple and let the food know you appreciate it. This practice can be done like a prayer, that most of us have come accustomed to, or it can be a simple conversation (out loud). So, go ahead, ask it to give you good health and strength. It's a practice that only takes a few seconds and could impact you in so many positive ways!
Talk positively to your next batch of home made breakfast bars and enjoy the smile it brings to your face and to your soul!
Now, that's food for thought!
Tina
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