In history, some inventions or discoveries were made by in parallel by different people who didn't know about each other during the discovery. The Japanese Masaru Emoto & the Swiss Ernst F. Braun are such an example:
Both discovered the Water Crystal Photography. While Masaru Emoto is known worldwide and has sold millions of his books in many languages, Ernst F. Braun is only known to insider circle of people.
However, the quality of his Water Crystal photos is absolutely on the same level as the one from Masaru Emoto. And the method of E.F. Braun can be realized at room temperature and doesn't require a Cold Chamber with freezing temperatures like M.Emoto.
We decided to work with E.F. Braun and had the honor to pass one and half days with him and got aware of his deep respect to water.
Here the Water Crystal photos before & after Water Dynamization:
Masaru Emoto & Ernst F. Braun
Untreated tap water:
The reason why E.F. Braun nearly isn't known in public is, because he doesn't like to be in public - and this is to be respected. Therefore, we only present here in detail the life of Masaru Emoto: Masaru Emoto - Message of water Dr. Masaru Emoto achieved a breakthrough with his discovery of water crystal photography: water has the characteristic to store information; e.g. oscillations, hence frequencies. This circumstance has been used by homeopaths for decades. Masaru Emoto shows this impressively in his work.* However, the real innovation is the fact that even thoughts can be transferred into water – proven by Emoto's photos.* This means that human thoughts are able to change material!
*: see the following excerpt from the work of Masaru Emoto. Emoto's central mission is the healing of water, humans and the earth.
His pictures show that we can heal creatively by our own power via the simplest means. Excerpt from the work of Masaru Emoto:
The higher the quality of water the more structured it is at a molecular level:
Tap water from: One of the first successful examples of a photograph of a water crystal.
Water can be influenced in its quality by transmission of frequencies:
