The Structure of The Water Crystal

Crystal is a solid substance with orderly configured atoms and molecules. Crystals can be seen in snow, crystallized quartz, diamonds and table salt.

For example, in snow there are no crystals that have the same "face" (as is true with people's faces). If the water around the world started out with the same structure then probably all the snowflakes could have the same crystal structure.

Mr. Masaru Emoto in Japan had a theory that when water molecules crystallize, pure water become pure crystal, but contaminated water may not crystallize as beautifully. In 1994, he started his experiments of photographing the crystals of different waters. He succeeded in the end to take photos of spring water, rain water, river water, and lakes all around the world. When he looked at the crystal pictures, the most important thing that he noticed as that the water tried to form a completed "hexagonal crystal structure".

From experiments he learned that the chipping away and/or collapsing of crystal structure were not good signs. He felt that the water showed different "faces of water". The water is trying very hard to be a "clear water" (a beautiful looking crystal). Regretfully, it is a known fact that chlorine and other chemical substances added to water for purifying purposes is not good for the body, but nevertheless most people in the industrial countries drink such water.

Mr. Emoto discovered that tap water and contaminated water (urban rivers, lakes, etc.) couldn't form a full hexagonal structure. Some of the urban waters showed twisted, very deformed crystals. Therefore, we wanted to see the different crystal pictures from tap water and when we added coral into that water and this is the results:

    
Tap Water              Coral Water

As you can see, the tap water formed a deformed picture and the coral water formed a beautiful crystal. 

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