Ep 80| How Gratitude Increases Happiness
Dr. Masuro Emoto discovered that molecules in water are affected by our thoughts, words, and feelings. Humans are made up of 70% of water, which means the words we expose ourselves and others to have an impact on them.
He discovered that crystals formed in frozen water with positive words written on them formed brilliant, clear, snowflake patterns while negative words directed toward water formed fragmented, dark crystals.
This research proves that when we practice gratitude and send that positive energy towards ourselves, mostly made of water, we get positive results and feel happier in our lives.
What’s in the episode:
- The science between thoughts and water
- How our thoughts affect our lives in big ways
- The practice of gratitude creates positive emotions and feelings.
- How to practice gratitude
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