What the Bleep!?: Down the Rabbit Hole Page #7

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And then one of the four speaks the

specific intention for this device.

The intention is to influence

a particular target experiment.

Uh, might be to increase the pH of

purified water by one full pH unit...

or to decrease the pH

by one full pH unit.

We have used these devices

on all of those experiments...

and have been robustly successful.

In the meditative process then, after

one speaks the particular intention...

it's held various ways by the four...

for maybe 15 minutes.

And then, so be it. It's let go.

And then, a subsidiary

intention is stated...

to seal that imprint into the device.

We take one of these devices

with its aluminum foil.

We put it in a soft package.

We put it in a FedEx packet.

We ship it 2,000 miles away to the

laboratory we were using up in Minnesota.

And as soon as it arrives

there, it goes into its own...

electrically-grounded Faraday cage.

The next day, we do the

same with the control.

Experiment is running. And basically...

then one just takes the device out...

sets it beside the experiment

within six inches to a foot...

and turns it on for a period of time.

That's it. Now, we learned

over some period of time...

that there was another factor.

We found that the use of these-

we call them intention

imprinted electrical devices-

The continued use of this...

somehow conditions a space...

to some higher level of symmetry...

and we start getting new phenomena.

That is, the devices

work. That is, the pH...

which is normal, starts

rising one full pH unit...

if that was the imprint,

or starts dropping.

If you go one full pH unit

or beyond, you're dead.

I mean, that's what it means to a human.

R.E.G. machines-random event generators-

are electronic tosses of the coin.

One type of random number

generator experiment...

that's been conducted many, many times-

hundreds of times over the past four

decades or so since around the 1960s-

has been a random generator that only

produces sequences of random bits.

Zeros and ones. Like flipping coins.

And you would simply ask

somebody to press a button.

It would produce 200 bits...

and you would ask them to say, "Well, try to

make it produce more one bits than zero bits. "

And when you take the

entire body of literature...

all of the hundreds of

experiments that have been done...

you can ask a single question:

Did it matter that people were

trying to push it towards ones...

or push it towards zeros?

And the overall answer

is yes, it does matter.

That somehow, intention is correlated...

with the operation, with the output

of these random number generators...

such that if you wish for more ones...

somehow, the generators

produce more ones.

So when they talk about-

in quantum physics-

being a completely arbitrary

and random process...

what they're not accounting for

is the extraordinary effect...

of human thought, of human intention.

When the O.J. Simpson

trial was going on...

lots of people are

watching television...

because of the courtroom

drama that was unfolding.

And Radin intuited that there must

be a lot of intention going on...

at the time when the

courtroom drama is strong.

So he hired a bunch of psychologists

who kept track of the courtroom drama.

At the same time, uh, Radin was studying

the behavior of random number generators.

But then, uh, Radin found...

that whenever the intentions

were strong in the courtroom...

that's when the deviation of...

these random number

generators from randomness...

becomes very high.

This leads naturally

to wonder, do people-

Are people affecting the

world of reality that they see?

You betcha they are.

Every single one of us affects

the reality that we see.

Even if we try to hide from that

and play victim, we all are doing it.

Just tell me where you are.

Okay, good. But hurry, will you, please?

Because these models are giving me a headache.

- Ten minutes.

Our subway exhibit comes to us...

from Japan and Mr. Masaru Emoto.

Mr. Emoto became terribly interested...

in the molecular structure

of water and what affects it.

Now, water is the most

receptive of the four elements.

Mr. Emoto thought perhaps it would

respond to nonphysical events.

So he set up a series of

studies, applied mental stimuli...

and photographed it with a microscope.

For one sample of water,

we drop about. 5 c. c. 's...

onto each 50 petri dishes.

Then we take those 50 petri dishes...

and freeze them in a freezer at minus

We take those frozen samples into a refrigerator

that is set at minus five degrees Celsius...

where a microscope

with a camera is set up.

There, we take photographs of each

of the 50 water drops individually.

We first take photographs of water

that we did not put any information in.

Then, we take the water

with information...

and do the same

procedure just described.

We take those before-and-after

photographs and compare the differences.

When we projected the feeling

of love and thanks to water...

it made the most beautiful crystal.

At times like this, I

think water is at peace.

This first picture is a picture

of water from the Fujiwara Dam.

And this picture is the same water...

after receiving a blessing

from a Zen Buddhist monk.

Now in this next series of pictures...

Mr. Emoto printed out words...

taped them to bottles

of distilled water...

and left them out overnight.

This first photograph is a picture

of the pure, distilled water...

just the essence of itself.

These subsequent photographs, as

you can see, are each different.

This is the "Chi of Love. "

And we move along here to "Thank You. "

And you can see where he

taped that to this bottle here.

But if you read Japanese,

you already knew that.

Now, Mr. Emoto speaks of the thought...

or intent, being the

driving force in all of this.

The science of how that actually

affects the molecules is unknown...

except to the water

molecules, of course.

And it's really fascinating

when you keep in mind...

that 90% of our bodies are water.

Makes you wonder, doesn't it?

If thoughts can do that to water...

imagine what our thoughts can do to us.

One of the most interesting experiments

with random event generators...

occurred when it was really out of time.

Some of the Princeton investigators

and some of the other ones...

decided that they would

try to see whether or not...

you could affect a random

machine after it had run.

So they converted it

- Instead of having a computer with a visual screen...

they had a computerized situation

that was, um, audio tapes.

And they had it with left-

clicks in the left ear and

clicks in the right ear.

And they already played this

with nobody listening to it...

so that it already ran.

They put that in a vault,

and they then gave the tape...

the already-run tape, to

a participant and said...

"Take it home. I want

you to listen to it...

"and I want you to make more left-ear

clicks than right-ear clicks with it.

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