An electron, as acknowledged by Nobel laureate Carlo Rubbia, possesses a mental tendency. This suggests that even the material world around us—composed of elementary particles forming objects such as chairs, tables, walls, and any other solid structure—is nothing more than one of the possible manifestations of consciousness.

Everything is consciousness, and from it, everything emerges, much like a grand Matrix, as Max Planck, the father of quantum physics, stated as early as 1944. As human beings, we are constantly choosing which aspects of this universal intelligence to bring into reality.

Our existence is built upon a vast ocean of waves of varying amplitudes and frequencies. Even the chair we sit on is made up exclusively of energy waves, composed of microscopic particles such as electrons, bosons, gluons, fermions, baryons, hadrons, photons, quarks, and more. These elements move at astonishing speeds, creating a condition that allows matter to retain its form. This phenomenon, though fascinating, appears paradoxical to our rational minds, as it seems to defy the laws of classical physics.

The Collapse of the Inorganic Matter Concept

The research of Masaru Emoto, combined with laboratory evidence, has challenged the traditional concept of inorganic matter. Supporting this perspective, scientist Marilyn Schlitz, Vice President for Research and Education at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, defined intention as:
“A premeditated plan aimed at carrying out an action that will lead to a desired outcome.”
In other words, intention is a projection of awareness designed to influence an object or result.

At this point, the responsibility lies with us. Most people fail to influence reality in a consistent and meaningful way because they do not believe they can. Often, we formulate an intention in our minds, only to dismiss it immediately, thinking it is impossible or irrational. This mindset destroys the very possibility of making it a reality.

So much so that many researchers still ask today:

Can an individual, through their observation, influence reality?

The answer is yes – if that reality is alive.

Even Werner Karl Heisenberg, in the 1930s, explicitly stated that atoms are not objects, but tendencies. The physicist John Wheeler, one of the fathers of the atomic bomb, made an even more profound claim: “The reality of the world is nothing but an act of participatory consciousness.”

Water and Energetic Memory

Guided by biochemist Lee H. Lorenzen, Masaru Emoto expanded on these ideas by applying them to the molecular structure of water. Water has proven to be an ideal element for responding to non-physical stimuli, reacting to mental influences.

According to recent studies in physics, the smallest discovered particles are mnemons, which could explain water’s ability to store information from its environment.

But why water? Among the four fundamental elements of nature—water, air, fire, and earth—water is the most receptive. Moreover, 72% of the human body consists of water, a percentage strikingly similar to the water content in Earth’s oceans and water reserves.

Building on these observations, Masaru Emoto conducted a series of water crystallization experiments, revealing harmonic or chaotic geometric structures depending on the psychic influences received. He documented these results with photographs captured through a dark-field microscope.

Everything that exists vibrates—matter itself is a condensed form of universal creative thought. Water, which is essential for life, also vibrates. Radiesthesists have been able to measure the vibrational frequencies of water, supporting this hypothesis.

Water as Vital Energy

Water is the foundation of all life and all substances. Without it, life as we know it would be impossible. It carries vital energy and has a memory capable of recording and transmitting specific frequencies, depending on the path it follows and the elements it encounters.

The hydro-frequency practice is based on the idea that everything in the universe vibrates and that certain waters possess an energetic vibration capable of generating beneficial effects.

The potential of water is determined by three fundamental types of energy:

1. Electric
2. Magnetic
3. Polarized (cosmic energy)

According to Dr. Enza Ciccolo, sacred springs located in Marian apparition sites contain all seven fundamental frequencies that, according to the French school of auriculomedicine founded by Dr. Nogier, resonate with various human biological tissues.