I’ve been experimenting on charging water with life force energy. The idea came from the Quantum Touch book I’ve been reading.

I normally use distilled water for drinking. It has a clear, cold, crisp taste that I love, straight from my refrigerator. This afternoon I took a sip, then spent a few minutes sending healing energy into the water. Afterward I immediately noticed that the water tasted much softer and not nearly as cold. I tried this several times using both glass and crystal cups, with the same results.

I think it is a good idea for getting positive chi/healing energy into our systems. It is easy to do for self-healing or to help energize a friend. Since our physical bodies are 70% water, if we continually ingest charged water it is sure to be thoroughly distributed into all our cells and organs before long. Charged water could also be a good way to give healing energy to sick pets.

Richard Gordon, author of Quantum Touch: The Power To Heal, wrote that he likes to end energy therapy sessions by offering charged water to his clients. People he gave this water to have called it ’silkier’, ’softer’, ’smoother’, and ‘better tasting’. (See pages 206-207 in the book.)

If you’ve seen the photos of water crystals by Dr. Masaru Emoto, you know that he scientifically proved that the structure of water can be changed radically by impressing various thoughts on it. His Project of Love and Thanks to Water is intended to change the character of water throughout our entire planet.

We can send healing light and love energy into water while meditating on our heart chakras and using green light. Or if we wanted to emphasize something else, we could choose another chakra to meditate on while sending energy. For example, meditating on the third eye and sending amethyst-shaded light while charging the water could help the recipient develop psychic energy. This use of various colors of light while concentrating on corresponding chakras is all conjecture on my part, but it inspires me to move on with my experiments.

If we want to help raise the planetary vibration, we must start by raising our own. In other words, if we want to make the world a happier, safer, more humane place to live, we must start by changing the way we ourselves think, and how we interact with others.

This thought came to me last night as I was washing dishes, something I do every evening just before retiring to my bedroom for computer time. It was one of those brainstorms that came from out of nowhere, but begged to be written about.

I realized I’d had a consciousness-raising experience a few days ago when I participated in an energy healing session. I was running energy into a friend who was experiencing pain using the methods I’ve been learning by reading Quantum Touch: The Power to Heal by Richard Gordon. As we did this, we listened to one of my friend’s CDs, Music for Reiki and Meditation by Shajan. It was intensely peaceful and the session went well, lasting for about half an hour.

While I was running the energy, which is to be done with love and intention to help the other person heal, I experienced moments of intense love transferring with the energy. As I meditated on my breath and energy transfer, the love grew and became stronger. Not only did Quantum Touch help alleviate my friend’s pain, it caused a major shift in my own vibration and capacity to give love. Later in the day he noticed that another problem he’d been having that day was also gone. Though Quantum Touch practitioners direct energy toward a specific affected body part, the energy will travel to wherever it is most needed, and I believe that’s what happened in this session.

As I was thinking about this and washing dishes tonight I realized I’d read something about mutual self-improvement recently. In Education and the Significance of Life, J. Krishamurti wrote that in “helping the student towards freedom, the educator is changing his own values also; he too is beginning to be rid of the ‘me’ and the ‘mine,’ he too is flowering in love and goodness. This process of mutual education creates an altogether different relationship between the teacher and the student.”

A relationship between an energy therapy practitioner and the client is similar. There’s a process of mutual improvement. One cannot help someone else without being helped oneself. There’s a lesson to be learned every time we give of ourselves to help another person. When we take time out of our day to sit with another human being, transferring love and energy, we bring the light into ourselves as energy flows through like a river.

By running energy with love and intention, the practitioner’s love vibration is enabled. Like a light turned on, some of the darkness of this world dissipates. Clarity is brought into focus. Shadows recede. It affects not only the participants of a healing session, but anyone around them. The planetary vibration will be raised, and everyone can benefit from these efforts.

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Disclaimer: I’m only halfway through reading the book by Richard Gordon, and don’t want to misrepresent his healing technique. What you just read was my personal impression after studying, learning to run energy, and giving my first Quantum Touch session. I’m still taking baby steps here. Though I’ve done intuitive healing for many years, this past year is the first time I’ve tried harnessing my healing energies by learning techniques like Quantum Touch and EFT (Emotional Healing Techniques). I have a lot yet to learn. If you want a clearer impression of what Quantum Touch is like, you can read the book, which I bought through Amazon, or you could go to the Quantum Touch website for more information.

Every person naturally wants to become all that they are capable of becoming. This desire to realize innate possibilities is inherent in human nature; we cannot help wanting to become all that we can be. Success in life is becoming what you want to be.

- Wallace D. Wattles

The Science of Getting Rich, originally published in 1910, was Wallace D. Wattles’ statement on what we now call manifesting abundance. Currently popularized by The Secret, an Australian movie featuring experts in the art of creating wealth, manifesting has become big business on the internet and in books. Wattles’ early work is substantiated by information put forth by theoretical physicists in another popular movie, What The Bleep Do We Know. There are many experts these days teaching what manifesting is, how to do it, and why it is possible.

I first read The Science of Getting Rich last year, and I’m re-reading it now. The principles put forth in the book lead us to prosperity consciousness, and need steady review to be mastered. The book is simple — consisting of seventeen very short chapters — and since there is no longer a copyright on books written so long ago, the book is available for reading free, right here on the internet. You can use Google to find it or go straight to The Science of Getting Rich Network where you will be able to sign up for a free book and newsletter.

In The Science of Getting Rich, Wallace insists that you can get rich, if anyone else can, in your current location and job. He doesn’t recommend moving or changing jobs right away. Instead he says that anyone who follows the steps in his book will, without a doubt, get rich. To understand the steps you must realize that everything is made from a “universal raw material”, the supply of which is inexhaustible. This formless stuff is intelligent and alive, and “always impelled toward more life”. It responds to our needs. By our ability to create thought forms in this universal raw substance, we can bring into being anything we want for our life.

Of course there’s more to it. We must deal with others fairly, giving everyone more ‘use value’ than we take from them in cash value. There’s absolutely no need to cheat anyone in order to get rich because there’s plenty of the “universal raw material” to create wealth for everyone. And we must be grateful for everything we’re manifesting, even before we get it.

Wallace D. Wattles lived from 1860 to 1911. Though he lived in poverty most of his life, in his later years he indeed got rich, showing us it can be done and that he knew how to do it. He wrote a few other books including The Science of Being Well, Health Through New Thought and Fasting, and The Science of Being Great.