Science of Dhovana Water

SR No.: 006761
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Jeoraj Jain
Publisher: Samyag Gyan Pracharak Mandal
Publication Year: 2012
Total Pages: 268
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 13 MB

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The Purpose of Research on Water
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Water exists as Living-being and it can be made non-living by conducting certain operations on it. It can carry and transfer its acquired properties and memory to other similar well defined clusters of water-cells. Modern imaging techniques may reveal various aspects of this interesting phenomenon. 'Aura' photography is the simplest of various methods, which can be utilized to unearth some basic traits of it. An important Question is generally asked as to what benefits would accrue to mankind by establishing scientifically water to be a living-being Before answering this particular question, let us understand as to what benefits the mankind has derived in almost last 100 years after discovering that plants have life :A full-fledged, cell-based botany science has developed. It has helped improve the productivity and application of agricultural and horticultural sciences. A revolutionary future is in sight of the mankind through genetically modified Plants and Vegetables. Similarly, if the scientists understand fully the properties and cell-structure of living-water, i.e,
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How the cell structure is formed or broken. What forces are responsible for its changes at micro-level, They will be able to understand and investigate, (i) The effects of consuming non-living water on our
metabolism and body-structure, (ii) The effects of free oxygen radicals, dissolved in water,
on our cell tissues, (iii) The effects of using non-living water on our mind and
body? It would then be easier for the scientists to manipulate those effects for the benefits of society by suitable modifications in the cell-structures or additives scientifically. An entirely new scientific theory of life is being propounded that water can exist without the traditional organic DNA and RNA etc.
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