WATER CRYSTALS AND DA VINCI'S PROPHECY

While watching the Christmas movie "The Miracle of Manhattan" (and in the breaks, my favorite program FIXER UPPER), I corrected the closing paragraph of my latest water book: "Water Crystals - Message of Souls", in English. The last passages fit so well into the Christmas season that I would like to share them right away, even if it means plagiarizing myself.

 

I wish you, dear readers, to realize your dreams and make all your wishes come true. For it is now time to recognize what is alive within us. And, to quote Einstein, the strongest and noblest motive of scientific research, the most sublime feeling of which we are capable, is the experience of the mystical. To whom this feeling is foreign, who can no longer marvel and lose himself in awe, is already dead in the soul. The knowledge that the inexplicable exists and reveals itself as the highest truth and most radiant beauty, of which we can only have a faint inkling - this knowledge and intuition are the core of religiosity. And not only Einstein's kind of religiosity. Goethe, Leonardo da Vinci and many others would also have agreed.

 

I like to mention the latter great master of truthful sciences and arts at the end. In the 15th century, da Vinci suspected that a wondrous new world could be hidden in the water, a world that would probably only be discovered in the centuries to come. For him, frozen window panes resembled living leaves, flowers and grasses: as if nature had had prophetic dreams of plant life in the world of ice crystals. Five hundred years ago, Leonardo da Vinci saw no way to explain such a phenomenon with the mind. He assumed that besides the attraction of the grated amber and the magnet, there are other energies unknown to man. 1

How right he was!

 

For it is the energy inherent in us that connects us with all living beings. If we become aware of this all-encompassing power of love, we may have a real chance to transform the threatening apocalypse into heaven on earth or paradise lost.

 

1 Merejcovski, Mitri, The Romance of Leonardo Da Vinci, New York 1938

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