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Website:: http://www.thesoundofeverything.com
http://www..adrianospapadeas.com
Mission:: Concealed Truth is a series of concept compilations dedicated to the hidden truths behind simple facts of our life.
Products:: --Concealed Truth Vol.1--

What would Happen if we communicated our feelings to water by praying and saying words of thanks to it? This was an actual experiment done by Dr. Masaru Emoto in japan, during which, water was exposed to different thoughts, words, pictures,ot music and then frozen and captured in film with microscopic photography. Emoto claims that images of the resulting water crystals will be beautiful, complex and symmetric patterns or appalling and asymmetrical depending upon whether the thoughts or words directed at water before it is frozen, were positive or negative.
Emoto's work recently appeared in the controversial film "what the bleep do we know", which is considered the first break-out film in the genre of spiritual cinema. The film has received widespread critism from the scientific community, that it misrepresents the meaning of various principles of quantum psysics and is in fact pseudoscience. Nonetheless, although originally released in one theatre in Washington, it went on to become one of the highest grossing documentaries in the United States.
Emoto's work is also crticised for being more artistic than scientific and that transformations in the water crystals can be readily explained using basic science.
This didn't stop, his book, the hidden messages in water, from appearing in the New York Times Bestseller list.

If Emoto's research is 100% accurate then its implications create a new awareness of how our thoughts and emotions can deeply impact our enviroment, whether it be our body, our house, or the part of the universe which we live and breathe everyday, simply by... being loving and caring each other!

http://www.whatthebleep.com
http://en.wikipedia.org
http://www.masaru-emoto.net

--Concealed Truth Vol.2--

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