Your words have power. They are an extension of you, your vibration, the signal and energy you transmit. They can be positive or negative, it is your choice. We all know about the more obvious aspects of words with expressions like ” The pen is mightier than the sword ” or “Sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me”. But is this actually the case?
Words, spoken and written have been responsible for wars, international crises, segregation, prejudice, fear, suspicion, mistrust, indoctrination, loss of friendship and love, and loneliness to name but a few. On the flip side of the coin, they also contribute to world peace, respect, joy, contentment, friendship, learning, love and understanding. So wouldn’t it be wise to think about what we say before we say it? Take a deep breath before we offer those words out to be received?
We are all energy. At a sub atomic level we vibrate which science has unequivocally proved now. When we speak, we have feeling behind what we say and intention, even if it’s subconscious or not realised. So if it is something negative, like I don’t like you, or you annoy me, or you fool, it offers a negative vibration which impacts on yourself, the person you offered it to and everything around you. On a mass global level with many people offering this type of vibration the scale of effect is huge.
This is demonstrated by Dr. Masaru Emoto, a graduate of Yokohama Municipal University and the Open International University as a Doctor of Alternative Medicine. He is now world famous for his research and photography of water. He set up a controlled experiment with two samples of water from the same location and placed them in two test tubes. Then wrote the words hate on one and love on the other, froze them and photographed each at a cellular level, recording the crystalline structure on film. The results were astonishing. The water with hate written on it showed crystal structures malformed and fragmented. The water with love written on it formed beautiful hexagonal crystals. Similar experiments were conducted with children speaking to the water voicing words such as “fool, ugly” compared to “beautiful and thank you” offered comparable results. Beautiful crystalline structures for the former and malformed, dark fragmented structures for the latter.
Taking this a step further, if you read my previous blogs, you will know that we are anything from 55% to 75% water, depending on what journal you read. So if we feel negative or are offered negative vibration, it doesn’t take much to realise the effect it can have on our body at a cellular level. In this negative cellular state we can become ill, feel bad and even assist towards dis-ease as our bodies are in this cellular state of negativity. Of course, we can counteract this with good words and intentions, meditation and so forth. But how often do we do this? And isn’t is better to not offer or receive that negative vibration in the first place? Feel the difference in your self and day to day interactions when you are mindful of this. You will feel better inside and so will others around you.
My point is this; be mindful of your words and the feeling you place behind them, especially when aimed at someone directly. The impact is far greater than you may have previously thought. Think before you write and speak, and be aware of the impact it will have, both on your self and others. You will notice a difference almost immediately in the way you feel if done in earnest. The long term implications for your well being and health maybe nothing short of staggering, never mind a general sense of peace and contentment on a deep core level. Isn’t that worth being mindful of what you say?