Comments on: How healing water heals the healers

By: humble3d

humble3d — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 01:44:33 +0000

Thank you so very much for being you…
I hope to learn more and improve myself and
others with what little time I may have left on this wonderful planet…
Many thanks…

By: trine

trine — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 15:35:27 +0000

the subject of transforming feelings………..

cut past all the surface externalised mind chatter,which we are all inclined to indulge,and the internal mind clatters too…..,

Product of the Media Age,or a side effect of work stress,who knows?

Yogis advise against hapless wording,
and from their perspective they should know…….

Few could reach such pured perception…..
in the humdrum hurley burley on city living .

So where then, did that feeling, of over welming peace come from?

our collective manufacture or……..

somewhere else.

By: Torben Munk Nielsen

Torben Munk Nielsen — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:56:04 +0000

You are more than welcome to use the tools for making healing water, you can get it on my website. It can be used by everyone.

Love and light Torben

By: Ejvind

Ejvind — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 13:44:55 +0000

Wonderful and not-so-surprising news that people that are sending good intentions receive them themselves.
We have been taught that what we send out we will receive, so I guess this confirms the age old saying on a scientific level.
Whereas the water will be better or not, doesn’t really matter so much, because when we feel good – are aligned with the world around us – we cannot be hurt by “bad” water or similar. It is only when we are not aligned with all around us, that we can be affected by the “negative” frequencies.

I suspect we will see more about this kind of experiment in the future.

By: Jesper Nilsson

Jesper Nilsson — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 14:41:39 +0000

This is how I see things:
1. When I was a non-believer I was also lacking compassion. At the same time I required hard evidence. I wasn’t happy a bit.
2. Now being a true believer I have loads of compassion. And I don’t even require soft evidence. I am now more than happy, also enjoying the uniqueness in all events, people and things.
3. People seeking hard evidence are mostly working against something, thus spreading not so good energy.
4. People loving soft evidence or don’t even care are mostly working for something, thus spreading good energy.

Deepak Chopra once told Eric Pearl, “Remain childlike!”. I think this says it all. Children don’t need evidence, only love.

And last but not least….
When you lie at your death bed you don’t care about evidence AT all (or science). You wish you had had more faith in your life to God, your family and your causes.

Celebrate life by working together, thus celebrating unity!

With love
Jesper

PS. Lynne, if you happen to read this, maybe you could think about the intention experiment to transfer happiness to another human being. It cannot be measured, but that unhappy person can certainly feel it for sure. And possibly could all people around him/her notice it. =)

PS2. My guru (Sri Sri Ravi Shankar) told me once that the intention of transferring Enlightenment have been tried on several occassions. Most of the time these trials have been non-successful. But at least once it had been successful. Unfortunately I do not remember the names of these people. Maybe someone could help to write these experiments here????

By: sharon king

sharon king — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 13:45:46 +0000

Now Come on Helge, don’t your recall our spiritual teacher across time have always called out their truths, even when it concerned coruption, and who’s, who corupting. Three of these fellows come to mind, Jesus calling out in the Temple, Gaundi calling out, naming government control. Nelson Mandelia, well he spent years in Jail for calling out. There just telling their truths.
I see a wisdom in Deepak for his strength
and courage for calling out. Just another phase of a great man who has come to earth to heal.
Has emotions been proven scientifically? You know cause and effect. How we are feeling is a direct result of what our thoughts are, haven’t we already proven this in a scientific stage.
If we could learn to incourporater a mindset, just like we have in the past , a collective mindset, what ever it may have been.. If we could together come to understand that our emotions can be our gage to right doing or oops doing, don’t you all think that this would be the day that peace is created. Don’t take life so hard. Have fun with it. Play with love.

By: Helge Sundar

Helge Sundar — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 21:49:03 +0000

I used to love Deepak Chopras work on spirituality, but do send him his a bit of advice; stop commenting on politics. His reasoning is farfetched, and as a spiritual man it’s not becoming. He blamed the bombing in Mumbai on Bush and America in an interview on CNN. The buck stops with a dozen of man who decide to enter another country to kill innocent people.
We are often told we decide our own faith by spiritual leaders, and certainly do not promote or defend acts of violence. Our life is all in the thought, and the passion behind it.
Deepak Chopra has made a career of speaking negatively about Bush, and he tells how his father passed away during the inauguration January 2001. Interesting, but then Bush had not even spent a day in office. Sure Chopra might hold this contempt; I am just saying it’s not becoming of a man who wants to spread wisdom and spirituality.

By: Ann Smith

Ann Smith — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 13:46:18 +0000

I agree that soft data is equally important as in the end we are connected by energy and spirit not scientific knwledge. Most people who practice meditation I suspect are spiritual and and are drawn to the use of intention through this. I was unable to access the forum after the Water Intention but Icertainly was one who felt an overwhelming connection with all those intending and believe that we can ultimately achieve clean water for all people.
Regardng the mention of other books in the I ntention Experiment-I really am not concernded if this is commercial if the book is relevant and will help expand my understanding of our universe we live in
We really are priviliged to be part of these times.

By: Pete in NZ

Pete in NZ — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 09:09:17 +0000

Kerry and Ed,

As I understand it, the hard data is being collected as well. The water was either cleaner, or not. This is hard science. Cancer spread reduces, or goes into remission. This is hard science.

But “soft” data collection is also important.

It doesn’t matter how subjective the feedback is on “feeling more connected”. It will show trends, it can unearth issues or angles that may help with the hard-science side of it all.

Think of it this way: someone is into target shooting with a pistol. The hard science is the score. But why not also ask if the person was feeling happy, sad, hungry, at peace, distracted, angry, ultra-competitive,”in the zone”, etc.

Human beings are not finite state machines. So collecting soft data also can be quite valuable.

By: Ed in WA

Ed in WA — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 00:49:47 +0000

I agree with Kerry. Subjective anecdotes do nothing to support the scientific integrity of fully focused intention. It is my understanding that the existence of the “Field”, as a provable phenomena, is the goal of these experiments. I fear that too many of the participants are responding in the same manner that they do to religionistic dogma and ritual. Lets do science and leave the “Feelings” to the “New Agers”.