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Book Description
In The Hidden Messages in Water, Masaru Emoto described how water can absorb, hold, and even retransmit human emotions, and underlined his theory using high-speed photos of frozen water crystals that showed changes when specific, concentrated thoughts were directed toward the water. Extending from this idea, The Secret Life of Water focuses on how prayer can affect water — and more — in a curative way. The book's central goal is to promote peace within the reader and around the world through the use of prayer. Covering the various aspects of hado, or life energy, it focuses in-depth on hado's "flow" aspect, and on the consequences when human desire, pride, and ideology interfere with "flow." According to the author, water can act as a mirror reflecting the human heart — and the current water situation is serious. He argues that prayer is the first step toward healing, and documents the power of prayer when people gather together, outlining several experiments in which water has revealed visually how prayers can change the world.
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messages from water

this photographer photographed water under different types of 'thoughts.' positive and negative thoughts. interesting how the photos came out? i think we all better keep our thoughts in a pleasant state!

http://www.adhikara.com/water.html

for the head not the eyes

http://www.kottke.org/

a quirky, interesting blog.

nice interactivity and design

http://www.elsakawai.com/
this is a self promotional website for a designer. the design of the site is very appealing and the interacitivity is engaging. and her logo's are very strong.

a nice photo blog

http://blog.jinkyart.com.au/

I like the next image not the one for today. It's a tripdych of flowers.

it grows

it's that processing program development site. i have to learn this. i love how alive it is.

http://www.iamas.ac.jp/~madman03/haohao/

it's empty and you click to make it. the more clicks the more stuff that appears. but then it just starts growing and interacting. definitely hit the shift key. i didn't like the circles but loved the paint strokes.

I'm worried though that you won't be able to see it because it doesn't work on the mac firefox browser. It works great on Safari though.

crumbling amusement parks

http://home.f01.itscom.net/spiral/t_rando/t_rando1.html

I like the shot with the vines growing into the seating area.

city lights

http://www.matthewgeorgeson.com/

when there aren't any women in the shot I like this guy a lot.

see saw photog mag

http://seesawmagazine.com/index.html

has some nice stuff in it. I like the lost series in bw. also the one about chairs. all are pretty interesting.

art made by programs

http://www.transphormetic.com/t4/_generative01.htm

lovely. the colourfields are nice. the generatives too. pretty and fun.

art made by electricity

http://www.mimetics.com/chem/chem0.htm

three chemicals effecting one other by electricity cause by chemical properties. Very pretty as they change over time.

very odd

Nice, inoffensive paintings with very detailed diagrams of size.

http://tinakorigallery.co.nz/exhibition.php?exhibitionid=1

Interestting gallery site.

interesting writer

http://www.deeplyshallow.com

interesting writer

so many people's blogs are boring. not this guy. i hope he's writing a book. he even looks like a writer.
http://www.01ccd.com/v4.php

fantastic line drawing intro

See the animation:
http://www.nyctotahitinonstop.com/

by Cyclone Design

http://www.cyclone-design.com/cyclone.html

visit their website and look at the illustrations. Love them.

lines and all unfinished

http://www.replessabandon.com/#

Look at the work of Lindsay. I really like her use of lines so expressively. And all the looseness of the background paint.


Racheal Ann Lindsay

circles and patterns

http://www.344design.com

I like the interactivity on this web page. The spinning circles which go to the top when done. And the graphic design featured on the commitioned work section and the odd illustrations under the dreams section.

http://www.zelazela.com/zelazela.html

This woman's illustration style is an odd contrast of simplicity and wild indulgence of pattern. Interesting.


zela

hows does she create these photos ???

http://www.projekt30.com/artist10.php?id=2383&image=3

la art blog

http://art.blogging.la

interesting art couple. nice loading website

http://www.meganandmurraymcmillan.com

here's that sculptor/painter i told you about. i love how she titles her work!

http://www.annahelwinggallery.com/HELWING/shapero2.html

interesting photos

http://www.lighter-than-air.net

like this photographers eye

http://sentimentalpixels.com

found this link on 'daily dose' guy

http://www.sensitivelight.com

with a camera phone

This guy Robert Clark is usually shooting for high profile stuff. But instead he's shooting with a camera phone. Interesting.

http://robertclark.americanphotomag.com

the earth from above

This is interesting. I didn't know that Emmet Gowin had done aerial work.

http://www.pbs.org/now/science/earth.html

I found the link on Arts Journal as part of a discussion about Google Maps aerial feature. Which is just stunning.

maps.google.com then look for the word Satellite in the top right corner.


google satellite map
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maeda studio

I really like this guy. He is so visual.

this is a visual representation of money spent: this vs. that

shiseido calendars:
calendar 1
calendar 2
calendar 3

I have no idea what the hell this is but I enjoy it:
a thing

I have to design a timeline for our 40th anniversary and this guy has me very inspired. If only I was a flash diva. Sigh.

expressive handwriting

http://www.art.net/Studios/Visual/Jillbell/logo.html

jill bell does logo's using her handwriting. interesting.

subtle interactivity

http://www.smackey.org/main.php

Steve Mackey's design firms website.

playful

Chris Martin

A painter with a lightness of spirit.

Marilla Palmer

A sculptor who hangs not so well as you Linda. But I thought you might find the press release interesting. Her spiel.

damn him

Oh, I shouldn't be jealous. But here's number two from Grad School. On the map. Sigh.

http://www.kevincooley.net

It's never the one's you think are going to make it. Nice client list. Sigh. He was tired of Wall St. finacials stuff and decided to be an "artist."

photographer

http://www.chrisfaustphoto.com

nice sense of composition and light.

the 'daily dose' guy from toronto is the art director of this place. it's a cool website.

http://www.optix.ca/optix_main.htm

i can't wait !

http://hitchhikers.movies.go.com/

i think you might like this site ?

http://www.med.uwo.ca/physiology/courses/sensesweb/

i just love the 'daily dose' guy from toronto

http://wvs.topleftpixel.com/

design

http://www.344design.com

Stephan Bucher. I liked the commisioned work and the dreams. Graphic Design.

http://www.madeinmtl.com

The montreal website. So lush. Mmmm. Web design.

photographer...

http://www.lightningfield.com

everyday photo blogs

family, kids. John Perkinson. http://orbit1.com/dailyphotos.aspx?r=true

lush southern gothic. Kathleen Connally. http://www.durhamtownship.com/index.html

nyc style. Joseph O. Holmes. http://www.joesnyc.streetnine.com/

panorama, pills and foolishness

st peters square as a panorama: http://www.panoramas.dk/fullscreen5/f14a-pope.html

a museum of birth control pills: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/pill/gallery/index.html

foolish, but nice, photographer: http://www.robyncumming.com/main.html

uneasy view of china, strange data

http://www.adhikara.com/liuzheng/index.html

this one is odd. it's a work done for moma. it's a data display device. but beautiful. try clicking on the link that says "atmosphere demo"

http://acg.media.mit.edu/projects/atmosphere/

on vacation

paris-californie.blogspot.com

it's interesting to see what type of photos people take when they are vacationing in the u.s. this couple i presume is from paris and they are visiting san fracisco. they even took a photo of our governor in a book! ha!

goofy, nice illustration and experiments

http://www.showandtellmusic.com

This is a goofy site. It's old album covers. Some of them are so crazy.

http://www.hadleyhooper.com

Hadly Hooper. Nice illustration style.

http://processing.org

This exhibit is based on use of software. I lot of it is interesting visual experimentation but I liked Timescape best.