Lisa31468 wrote: |
....??The larger parts of this is that we are made of 80 percent water. If water can be altered or effected by what words or thoughts it 'hears,' what's happening inside of us when we are getting our backsides chewed out by our parents or from our boss at work or in our love relationships. Can we too be altered or alter??others with our words? That's the larger implications..... |
???????? I don't fully know, because if my boss at work was chewing me out, his words alone would have an altering affect on me regardless. I would be in a worse mood than what I had been, and if in a bad enough mood I could have physical effects such as upset stomach, shortness of breathe, sweatiness, or any number of other things. By the same token, if my boss heaped great mounds of praise on me these words too would have an altering affect on me. I would be in a happier mood, and if in a good enough mood I might cry, might get upset stomach (interestingly an affect that could get with the bad words), or a number of other physical affects. This doesn't mean maybe because we are made up of so much water that the words don't have more of an physical impact than what the words alone might have had on us physically. No matter what the case might be this is an interesting subject and the study how words affected the water is thought provoking in many ways on several levels.
Thanks for starting another great thread Lisa31468.
The parrots are scratching??their heads the topic is just a little too involved for them.