Oh my goodness! Finally, I have redone this Book Review and I am very much satisfied with the way it turned out in comparison to my first try at it. I have a good excuse: The first Book Review on "The Secret Life of Water" by Masaru Emoto was literally my first video ever and I had no idea what I was doing...like, no idea what-so-ever! LOL I think I have done better now but I'll let you be the judge. I love this book, by the way!
In this post, I review "The Secret Life of Water" by Masaru Emoto. Tap play to see my honest Book Review. Be sure to also subscribe to be automatically entered to win FREE tea/books/stuff during Tea End Blog Give-Aways. Already subscribed? Tell a friend!
BOOK STATS
Title: The Secret Life of Water
Page Count: 202
Author: Masaru Emoto
Published Date: 2003
Publishing Company: Atria Books
Type: Hardcover
"Death & Life Are In The Power of The Tongue"
- Ancient Proverb
This ancient proverb speaks volumes to my heart and reminds me that my choice in words is important. I can either use my speech to tear someone down or I could use to build someone up.
Metaphorically speaking, this sounds beautiful. But is there a metaphysical truth to this proverb? Can words literally tear someone down or build them up?
Reading "The Secret Life of Water" by Masaru Emoto reaffirmed my belief that words are not just utterances that dissipate after the conversation is over, rather they are things that affect other things around them, including us. Think about this, Emoto proved that the molecular build of water is either fortified or weakened by the energy emitted by spoken or written words; positive words having a constructive effect and negative words having a destructive effect. If human beings are made up of 70% water, wouldn't this mean that the water we are made of is either fortified or destroyed by the words we are exposed to?
Something to think about...
REACTING TO MYSELF: Watching My First Video Ever!
WARNING: High Levels of Cringe
Seriously, "The Secret Life of Water" by Masaru Emoto is one of my favorite books and so happens to be the best book that I have read in my adulthood. I can talk about the metaphysical relationship between words and our bodies all day, in fact, you might want to check out a video entitled "Arguing Semantics: Words Do Have Meaning" as I go into how I feel about words and their power.
There is a special place in my heart for this read and I hope that you are inspired to get your own copy so that you can read it too! Let me know what you think about it if you do decide to read it!
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