Morgan Arnold Water (April 4, 2011)

I recently watched this incredible documentary on water. It is absolutely amazing and I recommend it to everyone; it is literally entitled “water.” The film is based on the abilities of water and scientists trying to explain it. Scientist from all over the world discuss the magnificence and unexplainable power that water has. For example, the molecule of water changes in the way that it is treated. The purest of waters is much more powerful in its usage than our own water. Tap water gets beaten, turned, and twisted through pipes, cleansing systems, etc and this beating takes a toll on each individual molecule. They compare the health of tribes who drink from the purest of waters in the world (they live into their 90s, have healthy skin, suffer from very little diseases/sickness) to the people who live in civilization and the water they drink. One of the most amazing studies they do is with rice. Scientist place an equal amount of water and rice in three bowls. Every day for one week, the scientist would go to one bowl and say “I hate you,” another he would ignore completely, and the last he would say “I love you.” After one week, the first bowl’s rice had turned moldy; the second bowl had turned black and reeked; and the last bowl had fermented and smelled sweet. There are numerous experiments such as this in the film, all of which the scientist have no explanation for. Many say that this is confirmation that there must be something Greater who created water.