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Have you heard of the concept of structured water? The basic idea (as far as I understand) is that water absorbs the impression of what's happening around it. So water in a stream might be "structured" by the sounds of frogs and other animals (and I guess many other frequencies in the air and land around it?).

I don't know much about it but it's always struck me that there's so much that is happening in the natural world that we don't usually perceive.
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xSilentG 1y ago

Yes :) If you have a strong enough microscope, you can do an experiment. Fill 2 crystal glasses with filtered or distilled water - place one in the fridge for a couple hours. Place the other on a tree branch or as close to a large tree as possible where sunlight can be seen reflecting in the glass. You will see a beautiful difference in the molecules of the water in both. There is a LOT more to the natural world 🥰

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FiddleHodlHomestead 1y ago

ooh! We don't have a microscope (and at the moment we don't have a fridge either) but I'm going to save this note. Would love to do this at some point.