[north]

now I have asked this question before on other sites , they simply give a chemical bond answer.

but what I have been trying to get at is this, it is beyond just simply bonds, so why?

because the chemical bonds of H2-O , are to me like mortor between bricks of a building , they bring together and adhere to substances. but unlike mortor to brick , H2-O brings about a transformation > a production of a liquid.

remember H becomes a liquid at , -256C and O becomes a liquid at -236C if I remember right.

so WHY does a liquid manifest when H2-O come together?

I'm thinking beyond bonds here people

I'm thinking that water is a dense magnetic field

any thoughts

[mkirkpatrick]

Thanks North for the thread,if I may be controversal here,it is suggested in some eastern
occult teachings that water is the "physical parallel" and anchor of consciousness?
Remember we use terms like "deep in thought" without realizing the implication of that
very liquid reference??


regards michael.

[north]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Thanks North for the thread,if I may be controversal here,it is suggested in some eastern occult teachings that water is the "physical parallel" and anchor of consciousness? Remember we use terms like "deep in thought" without realizing the implication of that very liquid reference?? regards michael.

you know its funny sometimes how things sort of work. I remember when I was a child and I imagined being a drop of water and the experiences you would encounter , clouds , rain , running through plants and animals clouds and sea currents , at the depths and surface and many other liquid experiences. when you think about it water has more experiences of this planet than any other molecule on this planet. (perhaps it is the molecule which is the key to life forms not so much quantum states! just thinking.) and that somehow maybe the water can hold on to those experiences. sort of moving the form of water ,3D. and maybe just maybe those that are brighter than most , see deeper , are in touch or are able to connect or communicate on a cellular level with water. they release or absorb the knowledge , experience of water.

michael you got me going!!

[mkirkpatrick]

Look deep into water North,there you will find mind in liquid form,water links into light,
mind,and consciousness,forming a triad of power held in place by a sub atomic vortex.



regards michael.

[austintorn@aol.com]

Look into your mind and let the water settle; you will see stars and moons in your being, perhaps even quarks. Do not drink whiskey while doing this.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by austintorn@aol.com Look into your mind and let the water settle; you will see stars and moons in your being, perhaps even quarks. Do not drink whiskey while doing this.

Excellent advice Austin,we need to be sober on this noble quest for truth.




regards michael.

[north]

interesting guys but lets get back to the investigation of what water its self actually is , in the first place

for instance why is it that when H2 and O get together that the combination produces a liquid at room temperature and when seperate they only produce a liquid form at vey low temps.?

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by north interesting guys but lets get back to the investigation of what water its self actually is , in the first place for instance why is it that when H2 and O get together that the combination produces a liquid at room temperature and when seperate they only produce a liquid form at vey low temps.?

Ok North lets do that then,what lies between the H2 and the 0?That which not only
enables bonding,but actually is never mentioned?




regards michael.

[north]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Ok North lets do that then,what lies between the H2 and the 0?That which not only enables bonding,but actually is never mentioned? regards michael.

the space between the electron and proton and the apparent fact that this combination of H2-O produce heat.( which is mentioned but only if you push for the consequence(s) of the reaction.)

first why does the H2-O molecule produce heat?

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by north the space between the electron and proton and the apparent fact that this combination of H2-O produce heat.( which is mentioned but only if you push for the consequence(s) of the reaction.) first why does the H2-O molecule produce heat?

Because of the vortexial rotations,all produce heat do they not? What about the "field"
that holds all this in coherence the etheric field,or aether as some call it? What part does this field play in the dynamics of fluidation?



regards michael.