We meet sad people every day, people suffering, lonely people, hopeless people who have not heard a good word in a long time, who have not felt a caress, or had a simple thank you said to them while being looked in the eye.

The Japanese researcher Masaru Emoto, made several experiments on water. He sealed test tubes and glued messages containing the words “love”, “thank you”, and “hate” on them, turned on classical music and placed them in front of photographs of nature, people, and conflicts.

These samples were frozen and photographed with a microscope. The water formed, in all cases, different pure crystals, neither resembling each other. The analysis showed that the water structure was different for each of the tubes, proving beyond reasonable doubt that the influences on water produce an echo, remodeling its information structure. It was found that water is “alive”, and capable of storing information.

The human being is created from up to 70% water and watching the experiments of Masaru Emoto, we cannot help but start thinking of the powerful effect words have on us. The simple ordinary words can profoundly influence our overall well-being.

When was the last time you have told a loved one “thank you” or “I missed you”? When was the last time you smiled to your loved ones?