Journal of Gyansagar Science Foundation 2013 04 01

Author(s): Sanjeev Sogani, Vimal Jain
Publisher: Gyansagar Science Foundation

Page 52

Dr. Ing. Jeoraj Jain, Volume 1 Issue 1 April 2013
Details of De-characterization of the living water-cells
When the living water, containing imprints of traceelements, travels in the blood-stream, its impressions are difficult to be washed away by the "impurities" en route. That means the imprints on these water cells can not be altered so easily. However, the memory stability depends on temperature and environmental conditions, besides the purity i.e., rarefaction of the characterized water-cell. On heating the solution, its capability of transferring information is lessened and its memory is partially erased. Distilling the water brings about an almost total erasure of this information.
water is used for drinking, it can, in turn, reduce the level of radicals in the user's blood-stream, just as the other de-oxidants do. In small quantities, the free radicals fight bacteria and virus. But in larger quantities, they attack living body-cells anywhere in the body. These oxidants are considered as the major cause of ageing. They can even cause cancers. Hence, it is desirable to remove or reduce these radicals. They can also be removed by taking doses of antioxidants.
Mobile living beings (Traskaaya) In addition to it, both the above treatments (Rubwashing & Boiling) render the other water based (water borne) microscopic mobile living beings, lifeless. In the first type of treatment, it is the basic nature (alkalinity) of the additives and their rubbing friction that destroys the mobile type of foreign life. In the second type of treatment the foreign life, present in the water, is eliminated by the scorching heat of boiling and by driving out the dissolved life-sustaining oxygen from it. Thus these treatments of water for making it a non-living mass, influence the structure of yoni and the quantum of dissolved air. It also eliminates the microscopic mobile foreign bacteria etc from it.
Process to make water Non-living Water cell, whose tubular body structure is either destroyed or choked and cannot breathe air, is termed as non-living water. Water obtained from natural water-source is normally living water. This living-water can be converted to nonliving water by treating it with similar bodied or with dissimilar materials. Following are the 3 methods for doing it. Mixing Process There are various types of water. Each type would contain different minerals in different quantities and ratios. When they are mixed together e.g., water from a well is mixed with water from a pond, the live-water is disabled to remain alive. The internal eco-system is disturbed and the YONIS are choked, whenever one type of water mixes with another type at microscopic level. The end product lasts for some time, depending upon the difference in contents and their mutual tolerability.
Shelf-Life of non-living water Pure non-living water takes some time to become again living-water. Due to electro-static forces between its molecules, water starts forming net-like nano-tubular structures, called Yonis. When left exposed to atmosphere, it starts absorbing atmospheric air in it. This absorbed air becomes a source for the yonis to breathe and become "live". However, the rate of absorption depends on the temperature and humidity of the environment, as well as on the area of the water surface. It goes on absorbing air, till a saturation point is reached. Because these conditions of temperature and humidity are different in different seasons, the minimum time-span of non-living water(called Kal-Maryada), to get converted back into live-water, would vary with the seasons.
The second method is to mix foreign materials with mechanical rubbing of water- body or by heating to boiling temperature, i. e., by treating it with Tejaskaay.
When foreign particles, above a critical quantity, are mixed thoroughly with living-water mass (dhovana), it blocks the hollow, net-like spaces of nano-tubes. Its radicals are also converted into molecules. Thus due to mechanical rubbing and friction, the "yonis" are broken part.
Effect of Boiling By heating the water to boiling temperature, the water becomes non-living. In this process, the "yonis" are completely disintegrated at the boiling temperature. The dissolved air is driven out, because of its zero solubility at boiling point. Thus the water becomes non-living. It becomes devoid of free oxygen radicals also. When such
Energy levels of water-bodied livingbeings Aura of Water It is well-known that every living-being has its own specific AURA(halo, Ref. 6). This aura, as captured in Kirlian photographs, shows different grades of radiations give two types of energies. One type is radiation of pranik-energy of a soul (non-physical entity) and the other is the radiation of em-energy of the physical-body (Ref. 7, 8, 9). The aura of an inanimate body (or body of a dead creature, whose soul has departed) is only an e m-radiation and is steady and atatic (fixed) type. It does