DVD Review: Water-The Great Mystery
Presented by Intention Media in association with Voice Entertainment and Masterskaya Productions
Official 2008 Selection of the Maui Film Festival and the Gaia Film Festival
Water is the most common substance on Earth, yet we are only at the beginning of understanding its vast potential. It contains many unusual physical properties, most notably that its density increases below freezing and contracts above freezing.
In addition, it is the only substance that can exist as a liquid, a solid and a gas. Water has a memory—it receives and makes an imprint of whatever occurs in it. We know that without water there would not be life.
In this film, scientists from around the world share their research findings about water. In addition, philosophers and theologians discuss their thoughts and ideas about this incredible substance. They provide scientific research results, as well as real life examples of how water is affected by the power of prayer, by our thoughts and by our “water purification” methods.
This film helped me to learn a new respect and appreciation for water, as well as the value of drinking good, well-structured water. We also gain an understanding of what we can do to enhance our experience with water in our daily lives.
This film did a beautiful job of making the substance of water come alive. It combined the scientific and the spiritual, along with beautiful cinematography. I found it fascinating to learn more about water, a substance that is important to all of us.
Reviewed by Felicia Weiss, Ph.D.
“Just as with the film “What The Bleep”, “WATER” shows us through science that our thoughts have an effect on our external reality. Imagine the possibilities when people realize their own potential for creativity. Films like this give me hope that there is an emergence of collective intelligence that can solve the problems of the world.” —Deepak Chopra, MD
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Water (the wet stuff, not this DVD) is a remarkable, unique substance essential for life and thoroughly worthy of a such scientific research as implied in the DVD.
However, this DVD is outrageously stupid. Despite the use of the words scientists, scientific, modern science and research, there is nothing valid related to these terms in the content.
I suspect that the titles of many of the ‘scientific’ contributors are self-appointed.
If people want to believe in such rubbish then so be it, but it is tantamount to apocrypha to pretend that science in any way supports this load utter bollocks.