Within each of the large world-wide Kryon seminars for 2002, experiments have been featured by Masaru Emoto, a Japanese scientist. They clearly show the influence that Human consciousness has over matter... in this case, water. On October 27 2002, In Hamburg Germany, Lee Carroll was asked by Mr. Emoto to add to his group of experiments by allowing the crowd of over 1500 people to do their own "Kryon" experiment. Below is the explanation of how it was done, and the results, as shown by crystallography.

Two sealed jars of water were prepared in Japan, using the same identical water. One jar was sequestered away from the conference, and kept safe. The other was brought to the Kryon seminar. At a specific time during the day, the audience was prepared, the staff of the conference came on stage, and for 3 minutes the entire auditorium concentrated on the water. The instructions were to send the water "peace and love." A beautiful Japanese tune was played during this time.

Sending intent to water used to be something that had no scientific validation. Now it does. Through crystallization, the attributes of water can clearly be seen to change... or not. This controlled experiment was for that exact purpose.

After the seminar, both bottles of water, were carefully carried back to Japan for the crystallization process, a procedure that has been shown to show us scientifically if the attributes of water (which crystallization measures), had changed. If you wish to know more about this exact process, and the work of Masaru Emoto, please see the above book. It is available in Japanese (of course), German, English and some other languages as well. Some of what he has discovered may give you a different perspective on the power of Human thought. Take a look at what happened, below. Remember, the water came to Germany exactly the same. It didn't leave that way....

This is the crystallized control water

This is the water after prayer

Our profound thanks to Masaru Emoto for honoring us and allowing the Kryon team and the wonderful German people to participate in such a profound experiment!

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