Water - Source of Life- England

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Water forms in nature with beneficial role for life

Rain is formed when the clouds pass throughthe cold layers of the air and the vapourcondenses and falls on earth in the form ofdrops. Rains are necessary for the life of theplants. They clean the air of dust and refresh it.

Dew is water in the form of droplets thatappears on thin, exposed objects in the morningor evening. As the exposed surface cools byradiating its heat, atmospheric moisturecondenses at a rate greater than that at which itcan evaporate, resulting in the formation ofwater droplets. When temperatures are lowenough, dew takes the form of ice; this form iscalled frost (frost is, however, not frozen

dew).Dew is formed on clear summer nightswhen water vapor in contact with cold things onearth condenses and forms small drops ofwater.
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Once the air is heated, the water dropletsevaporate.

Because dew is related to the temperature

of surfaces, in late summer it is formedmost easily on surfaces which are notwarmed by conducted heat from deepground, such as grass, leaves, railings, carroofs, and bridges.

Water vapour will condense into dropletsdepending on the temperature. Thetemperature at which droplets can form iscalled the Dew Point. When surface

temperature drops, eventually reachingthe dew point, atmospheric water vaporcondenses to form small droplets on thesurface. This process distinguishes dewfrom those hydrometeors (meteorologicaloccurrences of water) which are formeddirectly in air cooling to its dew point(typically around condensation nuclei)such as fog or clouds. The thermodynamic

principles of formation, however, arevirtually the same. Sufficient cooling ofthe surface typically takes place when itloses more energy by infrared radiationthan it receives as solar radiation from thesun, which is especially the case on clearnights.
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Snow is formed in the winter when the air temperature drops below zero. Water droplets freezeand turn into snowflakes. Snowflakes fall on the ground, covering it. Under the snow, crops areprotected from cold winter.

Biological Circuit

As part of this great natural circuit secondary circuits are distinguished, of which presentsparticular importance biological circuit. It consists of water penetration in living organisms andplay its natural flow through breathing, sweating and death of organisms.


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Water Regime of Plants

What is the water regime of plants? How doplants absorb water?

Due to sweat in the leaves, their cells do notreach saturation increasing suction force. Itis transmitted through the stem and root tobrush absorbers. They effortlessly absorbsoil water with mineral salts. This absorption

provides the greatest amount of waterabsorbed by the upper terrestrial plants.

As they are surrounded by water, waterplants acvatice do not have absorbent hairs.

Fading is when it occurs an imbalance in thewater supply of a plant. In case of an acutelack of moisture, such as during a drought, along term fading appears.

As perspiration is a phenomenon thatintensifies with heat, in desert areas plantshave reduced their leaves to thorns (cacti),and they store reserves of water in the stem.


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Water is not only a constitutiveelement of living organisms, but italso plays an important role of:

Thermal regulator(overheating is avoided byperspiration)

Irrigator of the living tissues:raw sap, elaborated sap andblood transport all substancesall over the body of the living

beings Disposer of toxic products

through sweat and urine.

A normal adult must absorb daily2.5-3 liters of water, taken eitherin drinks or water contained inaliments.

If we refer to the plant kingdom,water is contained in salads,cucumbers, endives, melon (95)or in tomatoes and carrots (90).Apples contain 85 water,potatoes 80.


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If water plays such an

important role for life, anatural question arises: whichis the resistance of theorganisms in the lack ofwater?

Camels crossing the desert can

produce around 40 liters ofwater by oxidizing fat fromtheir hump. Also, the animalsin the steppes and desertmake reserves of fat to beburned in need.

There are also known insectswhich take water from driedplants, yet hygroscopic (theyabsorb humidity from the air).


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These reptiles are well adaptedto the dry environment they livein. They dig reservoirs in whichrainwater is collected and theypatiently wait them to fill up.Otherwise, turtles get water fromthe moisture of the grass andwild flowers they eat duringspring. The interesting fact is thatthese reptiles can even survive

one year without drinking water. Carnivores, in immediate need of

water in order to eliminate thenitrous residues eat herbivores,whose tissues contain a lot ofwater.

Man adapted to the environment the nomad population of thedesert consume less water thanthe sedentary population.


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Water has amazing properties

and with multiple implications,but the least known of them

seems to be its ability to form a

tough superficial film. Its

existence is linked to the life of

lots of insects (mosquito larvae,water bugs).


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Another property is its increase in volume

when it transforms into ice. As a result, it

becomes lighter and it rises to the surface.

During winter, water freezes at surface,

ensuring a constant temperature (4

centigrade) in the depths, where animals

find refuge.

In polar regions, ice shelves and sea ice are

formed, where polar bears, seals andpenguins live undisturbed.


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WATER POLUTION

In nature, water must beclean, it means not to containtoxic substances, harmful tolife. The water mankind uses

for drinking must be potablewater.

Water around factories,animal farms, big cities ispolluted. In order to make itpotable, man treats it, usingspecial filters. The more

polluted the water is, thehigher are the costs to clean it.


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WATER TREATMENT PLANT

Water collection tank. Contains clay, algae,bacteria.

Saturator. The dissolved iron is oxidized toform a precipitate.

Mixing tank. Aluminum sulfate is added toprecipitate clay and chlorine is added to killbacteria.

Sedimentation tank. The clay particles settleon the bottom.

Filtration. Water is filtered through layers offine sand.

Chlorination tank. Chlorine is added again tokill bacteria. Chlorine is a strong oxidizingagent and reacts with bacteria.

Storage tank.

Toilets 33%; Sinks and bathrooms 48%;Cleaning 10%; Cooking and drinking 1%.

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Global heating leads to:

The melting of ice shelves, so polaranimals are on the list of endangeredspecies.

Rains in winter, and watertransforms into glazed frost on theroads (danger of accidents).

Discharge of waste water causes the

phenomenon of flowering of watersand the disappearance of aquaticorganisms due to lack of oxygen.

Oil spills prevent light and oxygenpenetration into the water.


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AND YET

Water is the most common substance onEarth and which accompanies everymoment of our lives. Do we really know thesecrets of this extraordinary element?Where did it come from? Who broughtwater on our planet and why? Probably only

water can answer these questions. Did you know there is as much water on

Earth as there was at the beginnings, whenthe world got its shape and sensations weknow so well? Water was analyzed frommultiple angles by scientists, researchers,

ecclesiasts, and all of them see it as morethan a physical substance it is a conceptrelated especially to the idea of life.


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WATER PERCEIVES OUR FEELINGS

In 1984, the Japanese physician MasaruEmoto had the idea to check whether thestructure of the ice crystal depends on thetype of water (distilled, spring, lake, river,clean, potable, polluted water), opening,practically, a new research branch.

Emotos most surprising finding is thecapacity of water to memorize and reflectthe information from outside. TheJapanese took pictures of the frozen watermolecules after he magnified them 500times. As a result of his experiments, heconcluded that water is a living element,

capable to interact with the ambient andthe living entities. Water perceives ourfeelings, our emotions, our prayers, itlistens to music and reacts distinctly tothese stimuli, as if it could value them.


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Hitlers name scares the water molecules

In his experiments, Masaru Emoto put

distilled water in test tubes, and eventually,various people pronounced in their vicinitynice and warm words, such as mother,love, angel, gratitude. After havingfrozen the water in the samples, he tookpictures of the water crystals which tooksublime, harmonious geometrical shapes.The same type of water was eventually

submitted to a bombardment of harsh ornegative words, such as war, death,blood,daemon,Hitler.

The same experiment was eventuallyperformed using music this time. When thewater listened to Mozart, Vivaldi,Schubert, Beethoven crystals of greatbeauty were obtained. When the water was

deafened with hard rock and heavy metal,with hard and violent lyrics, the obtainedcrystals seemed to have exploded, theywere broken and crushed.

There will come a day when well buy inthe drugstore the curing music, saidMasaru Emoto.

Pure water, treated with good

words, pleasant music

Contaminated water, treated withharsh words, heavy-metal and

hard-rock music


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EDUCATION OF WATER

The idea of purification (education) of water appeared centuries ago,

having in view the life improvement.

The Chinese traditional medicine was based for centuries on the vibration

and resonance of the water content of the human body. Which is the explanation of the prayer before eating, custom present in

Judaism, Christianity and Islam? It seeme it creates an harmonic structure

in the water, which is present in absolutely all food.

The conclusion is to have a good spirit while at table and not to eat with

aggressive people, as they have a destructive impact on our health. A person with negative thoughts pollutes its own water, of which its body

is built.


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The holy water a basil elixir In almost all ancient religions, water was the

symbol of purification. In Egypt, China, India and

Ancient Greece, the therapeutic use of the waterwas prescribed. Even in the Old and NewTestament there are a lot of texts about thetherapeutic power of water, Jesus performingsome magic with it. Holy water is the magic elixirthe most widely used across the globe. In thetraditional practice, holy water is a first-rateremedy for chasing bad spirits, in exorcisms, andany respectable Christian has a small bottle ofholy water at home. The most valued holy wateris that brought from places inhabited by chosenpriests, especially monasteries and hermitages.The strongest power is possessed by the holywater purified during the Epiphany and theHealing Spring Day (first Friday after Easter).The holy water actually is a floral essence ofbasil bunches left to macerate in it, but which ispraised as wonder liquid following to religiousservices and prayers in holy places.


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WATER MEDICINE KNOWN FOR CENTURIES

In the popular medicine it is known that water can borrow the beneficialpowers of the sunrise, of the Moon, of the plants, of the gold or of the word,spoken or written.

In the Apuseni Mountains, water captured the healing power of gold, ifprepared as follows: a carrot root is carved and some fountain water waspoured in it over a gold ring or coin, and the water was drunk after a few

hours, as a remedy for hepatic diseases. The dew on the flowers, impregnated with sun rays, was used for skin

diseases and evil eye.

The most powerful love potions are extracted from water from a fountain inwhich the Moon reflected.

A great healer used in his medicines water kept in a clay pot, having writtenon its bottom the Gods name in all languages on Earth.

The impregnation of water with the power of incantations spoken aloud isalso known for millennia.

Dr. Bachs famous remedies are based on spring water in which a certainamount of herbs and flowers is kept for a few hours.


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IMPORTANCE OF WATER IN STEELING THE ORGANISM

Procedures of steeling with water induce seriousmodifications in the heart activity, blood vessels,respiratory apparatus and metabolism. They must beshort, repeated at short intervals of time and must be inalternation cold-warm.

The quality of the water must be as close as possible todrinking water.

The best methods are: Cold showers alternated with warm showers

Hydro-massage

Bathing, preferably in the sea

Drinking a glass of water immediately after waking up.


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AS A CLOSURE

We all know that the human body is 70% water. Lets imagine howthose 70 percents of water of a human body will react whensubmitted all the time to negative stimuli. It shouldnt impressanyone that people get sick. Its easy to understand why allimportant religions of the world stress on cultivating positive

emotions and thoughts and created forms of meditation throughpraying. And also why doctors advise us to drink daily at least 2-2.5 liters of water. If we want to live a wonderful life we have totake care and drink a lot of fresh water every day and also to payattention to the way we think and act, so that we dont influencenegatively the water inside us.

Lets eliminate the informational pollution that poisons the water.We can purify the water by words like LOVE and GRATITUDE, byprayers and sanctification.

It depends only on us what we choose!

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