Words form a melody no matter what language we are talking because our words carry sounds that produce a specific frequency like if we were playing a melody. I am a linguist and I can tell you that my first love in my life was words, Since I began learning how to speak my mother tongue, I got fascinated with pronouncing sounds, exaggerating sounds, and now after all the languages I have studied and my energy work I realize that Words are Energy. As a simple word is more than its definition, it contains energy and power. Series of research explain that we actually feel words: – When we think of the word melody, music, harmony, rhythm, – notice what happens to your energy. How do you feel as you think or say the words? It’s like actually each word we think and speak has a life of its own, a vibratory signature that creates waves into the expanse of the universe.

Dr Masaru Emoto, the Japanese scientist and water researcher, revealed the true nature of water and how thoughts and vibrations affect the molecular structure of water.

In his years of water research, through high speed photography of thousands of water crystals, Dr Emoto has shown the most beautiful crystals are those formed after the water is exposed to the words ‘love and gratitude.’

Masaru Emoto speaks about the effect of positive thoughts on water and the effect of thoughts on the molecular structure of water.

He discovered that water from clear springs and water that has been exposed to loving words shows brilliant, complex, and colorful snowflake patterns, while water from polluted sources or water exposed to negative thoughts forms incomplete, asymmetrical patterns with dull colors.

Our physical bodies are made up of 70% water and our thoughts, words and consciousness can have profound implications on our health, well-being and our Planet

The Spoken Words

And when we speak or write, we use words to carry our meaning, as well as energy. We may be speaking to our baby, our boss, or to an audience of 500 people. We may be writing a love letter, a work-related memo, or an entry in our own diary. Whatever the case, each word we use has a life of its own, a vibratory signature that creates waves in the same way that a note of music creates waves. And like musical notes, our words live in communities of other words and change in relation to the words that surround them. When we are conscious of the energy behind our words, we become capable of making beautiful music in the world. If we are unconscious of the power of words, we run the risk of creating a noisy disturbance.

Some of us know this instinctively, while others come to this understanding slowly. Most of us, though, speak without thinking at least some of the time, blurting out our feelings and thoughts without much regard for the words we choose to express them. When we remind ourselves that our words have an impact on the world at the level of energy, we may want to be more aware of our use of language.

How Powerful is our Intention

For further evidence that words are energy, Dr. Emoto also found that water exposed to positive intentions or thoughts could form beautiful, symmetrical crystalline structures when the water was frozen, while water exposed to negative words and intentions formed disorganized, asymmetrical structures.

Have you heard that matter can hold thoughts and emotions? When it comes to water, there’s certainly  far more than what we can see.

Then, there is proof that the molecular structure of water is influenced by the words and feelings that are directed towards it. In his studies, Emoto found that water exposed to positive words and intentions formed beautiful, symmetrical crystalline structures when the water was frozen, while water exposed to negative words and intentions formed disorganized, asymmetrical structures.

Choosing your Words is Vital yet Fun

A fun way to increase our sensitivity to the power of words is to simply make a list of our favorite words and notice the energy they contain. We can write them down and post them where we can see them, or we can speak them, feeling how they reverberate in the air around us. This is like learning to consciously play an instrument that we have been playing unconsciously for most of our lives, and the effect can be startling and delightful. As we grow more comfortable and confident playing the instrument of language, we will begin to compose beautiful messages, creating positive energy every time we write, speak or even think.

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