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system, eventually producing water crystals when the convective water

movement stops. Also it is postulated that aquaresonances can resonate

with aeroresonances, thus acting as molecular memory devices, as exem-

plified by the water crystal in Figure 4.12(b) that stores the musical infor-

mation (or are influenced by musical sounds as amply demonstrated by

CymaGlyphs of J. S. Reid [493, 498] (see below).

One of the most memorable experiences I had at the 11th Water

Congress was seeing for the first time the beautiful images of water waves

(referred to here as aquawaves or aquaresonances in analogy to “aqua-

porin” in molecular biology [509]) in the lecture given by John S. Reid

[493], the inventor of the new experimental device called “CymaScope”

that can visualize sounds using water as the sensor. The Greek stem

“cyma” means “waves”. This device is briefly explained in Figure 4.14

(see the top panel). In agreement with Reid, I believe that the invention of

CymaScope may be comparable to the inventions of the microscope in

biology and the telescope in astronomy. For short demonstrations of how

CymaScope works and the actual water images of human voices visual-

ized using this device, readers are directed to the two videos available at

http://www.cymascope.com/cymascope_info.html. The screenshots of

some of these images called CymaGlyphs are shown in Figures 4.14 (see

the bottom four panels) and 4.15 (see the right column). The exquisite

sensitivity of aquawaves (water waves) to aerowaves (sound waves) is

revealed by the contrasting differences in the visual images induced by the

piano notes that differ in frequencies by mere 2–3 Hz. For example, the

CymaGlyphs labeled A0 and A0# in Figure 4.14b are caused by piano

Figure 4.12 The music-induced structural changes in the Emoto water crystals. The

images reproduced from https://web.archive.org/web/20111018110026/http://www.

masaru-emoto.net/english/ediary200609.html.

(Aquaresonancebefore) (Aquaresonanceafter)

Music

(Aeroresonance)

(a) (b)

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