can you or somebody else please tell me , what kind of "stick" he is using to do that.. id want to buy one of those bells cant cant seem to find the right "stick"
@SahneSkateboards search for a mallet leather wrapped, large for singing bowl - the leather wrap is quite important else it becomes quite hard to keep good contact - wood only tends to jump off and on by the vibration, I hope this helps finding what you need.
@stjoh004 your right there is no charge, in theory the charge is the perpetual motion the water creates, accompanied by a magnetic flywheel this motion is amplified..
Water has memory,there is a lot of information about that,scientifically proven is.The molecules of the water change according to what it listens,sees,even picks up our bad or good vibrations.You can find even photographs of this.Dr.Masaru Emoto has done a lot of research on the subject.This is why as well is important where the water we drink comes from.I personally always boil my water first before drinking it in order to change the structure it has and charge it with the energy I prefer.
Very beautiful and lovely as well. I have to wonder that if you keep doing that over a prolonged period of time if it will actually heat the water inside of it since the molecules catch vibrations. I have no real experience with a Tibetan Singing Bowl.
People, we are blessed to have such knowledge presented freely to even the ignorant and unready. The sun shines it's light indiscriminantly on all, thank you for this video! Perhaps some of you will discover you can google such things as charged water and educate yourself before you judge harshly, and learn the difference between "you're" and "your" while you're at it ;)
@tanyadawn555 Blessed? Who is this magical being that is bestowing scientific knowledge upon us? Don't take the credit of scientific achievement from hard working humans and give it to whatever god you happen to believe in.
@nitchkabob What I am trying to say here is that this not some sort of spiritual occurrence. The excitement of the water molecules can be explained scientifically if it hasn't already been.
@jamessfromtx yes :D our bodies are mostly water- and all of the vibrations we put on them on a daily basis will charge ourselves in one form or another. Listen to Sitar music for an hour- note how you feel. Listen to Metal for an hour- and not how you feel. ... then do the same expierement with ear plugs in and point your speakers at your solar plexis... you tell me if this is fake or not.
singing bowls have two harmonies or notes. your singing bowl only makes the water resonate on its lower harmony, which you didnt hit til the end of the first section and hit immediately upon starting again. listen for the difference in note. mystery solved.
@nitchkabob yeah just realised you need good speakers or headphones to hear the transition in the first part as the lower frequencies dont come across as well. water molecules lose and gain energy all the time but kinetic energy/heat and polarity are well understood. the mechanism in action here is resonant frequencies, harmonies and feedback states and are very well understood in simple mechanical physics
Freeze it and check it under a microscope for a Structure A LA Dr. Masaru Emoto. If the sound is sacred or positive energy you should end up with well defined water crystals. It would be a way of verifying the sound put out by these Singing Bowls.
It is indeed Science of how vibrational frequency at a precise resonance generated by the bowl changes the 'matrix of the water'. It is still H20, but the it does indeed contain a matrix memory of the frequency . This Science is well known and has been discussed in the general Science papers and proven in many experiments looking through Electron microscopes. Those that do have a knee jerk reaction to this are pre frontal cortex auto associative .Research it in depth and then respond.
@SuperTheJET Changes the matrix of water? What in the world are you talking about? What experiments? I teach science, have a masters degree in science and I have never heard of this. Give me a name and I'll look into it. Most likely what is happening is you are raising the kinetic energy level in the water. This may take a while to dissipate subsequently allowing the re-excitement of the water molecules to occur more quickly than the initial excitement.
Water has a memory? So there are tiny little brains in the hydrogen and oxygen atoms, hmmm, interesting. I have never heard that idea mentioned in atomic theory, but of course this guy knows more about atoms then the scientist's who study them and use them to make medicines and polymers, as welll as nuclear fission and fussion for energy.
@nitchkabob Maybe it's the water in our minds that holds our memories, and not the electro-chemical activity within the synapses as some say. Modern science really has no complete understanding of what memories are or how they are stored in the brain. Maybe, the electricity within the mind is constantly restructuring the water we drink so that we always retain our memories over time.
@14sJakeB190 Why are you hitting yourself in the face? Memory foam? Really? The only reason they call it that is because people are stupid enough to think it's somehow smarter than other mattresses when in reality it simply is slow to return to it's original volume prior to pressure and weight being applied to it.
I think you need to define "memory," here as I hardly think stored 1's and 0's on a hard drive compare to some sort of "memory," stored in hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
always change the water in your kettle every time you make a new brew as old water tastes like really bad especialy if you leave it for say like a year or 2
There is no "charge." The vibrations excite the water molecules.
The reason it happens more quickly the second time is that the molecules have not had sufficient time to relax to their ground state.
It is analogous to bringing water to boil, removing from the heat for a short time and then placing it back on the heat. Obviously, it will boil "quicker" the second time.
Yes. It is an excitation of the molecules, transferring energy from the water's environment to the water and the force of friction acting between water molecules, by sending sound waves (vibrations) through them. Though the increase in heat is infinitesimal in this case
@stjoh004 water can have ionic symmetry after it boils. cool it to the same temperature the water was when heating began the first time and the water will come to a boil sooner than it did originally. Very easy experiment to perform. This must imbue a similar symmetry into the water through resonance.
@stjoh004 If you were to consider string theory that everything has a vibration and that in turn causes its charge in our reality then this is charging it.
@stjoh004 - it's called charging, it means something is being done to it so that it holds more chi more aetheric energy. that is somehting you can see photographed, such as the vitality (or aura) of living foods like raw foods, as opposed to not raw foods. really, for someone with a saints name you should understand such basics of holistic science.
@stjoh004 except that has to do with temperature, or the average kinetic energy of the molecules, not vibration. The idea is the water's familiarity with the pitch. Linking to mr. emoto's theory and experiments around water memory.
You are a moron, that is exactly what he means by 'memory' - he obviously means that it holds the charge and 'memory' is the sensible term to describe this.
Maybe it's not memory. This does not prove anything regarding memory. It could be the water keeps the charge so when u start rubbing again the new charge u ad is adding to what charge it already held which was higher the 2nd time than first time. Not a memory phenomenon
I can't believe anyone is arguing with brian. The water doesn't have a memory... that's common sense. Anybody who thinks otherwise is an idiot. He altered his use of the bowl, it vibrated quicker. Use your heads, not your holier then though hippy bullshit that everything is living, even water. We are all smart enough to realize that isn't true.
@zenithar6666 Silly me for believing the irrifutable truth that is friction, and if one more hippy tells me "I'm asleep" for trusting scientists....I swear I'm going to hide their bong on them.
you are indeed asleep becuase you matter of factly state WATER DOSENT HAVE A MEMORY, which, aprt form beig closed minded and unscientific also happens to be quite wrong,
I have a big aluminum bowl I fill with water. If you whack the edge of the bowl with a stick, the water dances instantly as if on command. It remembers that it had better dance or it might get whacked again. Then I whack it again anyway just to watch it jump.
thanx for the vid! you inspired experiments with my own singing bowl. try charging it with your words as well during the process. Your intend will be 'imprinted' in the molecular matrix of the water. When you drink it afterwards - it's magick!
i don't have any physics experience, but i don't think the water is boiling, lol
if any of you look up cymatics, you can get a better understanding of whats going on here. its the frequency of the tones that cause the water to vibrate. the water is vibrating, not boiling, lmao
I am also a physicist with a PHD in thermo dielectrics from Colombia University (The one in South America not the one in The USA). I have studied this video carefully and have determined that the friction from the stick (or plectum) rubbing on the bowl is generating massive heat to the point where the water is actually boiling. The water is obviously still very hot after boiling the first time and therefore boils quicker with the subsequent rubdowns. There is no "water memory" involved.
@PeteTittwobbler, There is not any boiling of the water!! I have tried this exact experiment on other singing bowls and the water doesn't change temperature, I can assure you. The wooden rod he excites the bowl with sticks and slips at a frequency which corresponds to the resonance frequency. This same kind of resonance can be easily done in other systems. Look up singing rods and watch how they excite an aluminum rod with fingers using a stick slip interaction.
To brainderson,u might wanna do some more research before u conclude the things u wrote here about water not having memory. Check Dr. Emoto's (Japan) 's research on this, which leads to quite the opposite conclusions if I understood it all right...
To brainderson,u might wanna do some more research before u conclude the things u wrote here about water not having memory. Check Dr. Emoto's (Japan) 's research on this, which leads to quite the opposite conclusions if I understood it all right...
Sorry to tell you but its not the water that remembers but your hand! conscious or not - its still your hand that remembers the speed to produce the resonance. I love the sound though :-)
@PsalmsNmyrrh hi you can buy them from many body and spirt type shops but if you live in the us or th uk they can become very pricey my bowl is about 20 cm wide but it still gives off a nice load sound try them in the shop before you buy each person is tuned for a diffrent tone you just carnt pick up any old boel it has to suit you
@wacrer confused the life, or saved my life three times because of science? All science has done is allow you to talk to strangers all over the world within seconds. Stop seeing bullshit, and start seeing how much science you use on a daily basis, ungrateful moron.
Perhaps the observable change in the water is due to a cymatic frequency rather than a seeming 'boiling-point' notion. Watching a powder on a plate brought to respective cymatic frequencies (ie. sound as form) has a similar feel to it. Much could be done to divine the nature of the water, prior and post.
Lastly, the concept of memory, if memory serves applies itself to observable changes due to the application of heat, not sound.
You add energy and the water appears to do nothing. But it is taking in energy from the vibrations of the bowl. After a certain amount of time it starts bubbling. When it stops bubbling you assume the water has no energy left, but it still has energy, just not enough to bubble. If you let it sit for hours then do it again it wouldn't have any 'memory' because that energy would be lost. Water has surface tension. No bubbles = can't break surface tension, not that it has no energy.
Its like boiling water. Going from 27 degrees celcius to 100 degrees it starts to boil. You take it off the element it drops in temperature pretty quickly. After a few seconds or a minute it might be at 75 degrees and not boil or look any different from 27 degree water. You put it back on the element and it boils much faster this time. Does water have memory? If you want to call that memory then i guess you could. But its quicker to get from 75 degrees to 100 then from 27 to 100.
Look up "water memory". A French scientist Jacque Benveniste was ridiculed for the results of his experiments--- but keep researching it- Turns out he may be right. Unfortunately he is now dead.
@vivaloriflamme That "water memory" had to do with an illogical Alchemist type of theory that water held the "memory" of chemicals, and the more dilute the chemicals were, the stronger the effect, which is obviously not true. My point is not that water is $proven$ to have vibrational memory, although it simply does, in one way or another, which is not the point. My point is that you should read entire articles before pretending to have an opinion. Better yet, why not do some real research?
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SOund vibrates on lower levels than light. I hope as you do the practice you are INTENDING what you actually want the water to vibrate like. Best water is the Heart chakra and then the 3rd eye ! ¨Bam Light Done Fast. Breate Light Work hard
What you are being shown is the ability to cause gas separation (Brown's Gas) from the water as it is bombarded with ~568 Hz. Cavitation is involved in the process. Cavitation is caused to occur in cleaning fluids, many times water, by a process generated with ultrasonic transducers. Look it up.
This video is revealing a well-kept secret, a way to make Brown's Gas (HHO) real cheap.
I could use water like that!
Purchase piezoelectric transducers from Electronic Goldmine: 2 for $1.00.
I'm a physics professor specializing in sound and vibration. When you started this video your speed was slower. You completed a circle with a period of about 3 seconds. Later in the video (when the water danced) you had a shorter period of closer to 2.5 seconds. This change brought you closer to the resonance frequency of the bowl and hence the dancing water. The second time you started you started at the shorter period again. There is no memory to the water.
@Bugleman2u, It's not boiling. The water is just moving very rapidly at the frequency of the bowl vibration. I don't know the pitch of this tone but it would be easy enough to determine, but I'd guess it's a few hundred times per second. You can touch the water just fine and not get burned, I've tried this many times myself.
@brianderson1 I guarantee you that if you start at the faster speed in the beginning it will still take minutes to get the water to bubble. It's not going to start bubbling if you dead start at 2.5 seconds. The water certainly does have memory which is what allows it to retain heat after you remove it from a heat source. Sometimes people in a given field think they know it all but really need to stop talking and start listening.
@blahnupunk1 Nope, I've tried this experiment myself and once you learn the right speed and pressure to exert on the bowl you can get it to dance much faster, not minutes. Find a science museum that has one of these and try it yourself like I have done.
@brianderson1 Dear Professor, I fail to understand the connection between your observations and your conclusion. Maybe you should study philosophy to learn more forming adequate arguments. The evidence you cited does not provide reasonable explanation for the conclusion that water does not possess memory. Are you familiar with Masaru Emoto's works?
@oharaaf uh, the evidence he provides would in fact imply what he is saying. The water bubbles faster because he hits the right frequency sooner than he does the first time around. Thus the water is reacting sooner because of the right frequency applied. Are you familiar with Occam's Razor?
no matter how many degrees or how much physics you study brian , my dear friend. if you do not tap into the spirituality or metaphysics behind it you will only obtain half of the knowledge!!!! remeber why science even exists.... it was man or hue-mans attempt to figure out who and what we are spiritually.......
@brianderson1 Explain the nanothermite found in Large quantities in the WTC-dust, explain all of the firemens account of explosins, explain the accounts and fotos of Molten Metal. Watch "Blueprint for Truth" from the Architects an Engineers for 9/11 truth.
@kroikye re: briananderson, some people cant handle the truth of how awesome we and this planet really are, let him stay asleep, he isnt ready to wake up yet....peace
@brianderson1 how about that 'silly' BBC segment where they said WTC 7 fell but you can still see it in the live shot? Does that help your take on the situation at all? Honestly, I try to have patience with people who are just too scared to face the truth, but some days you really try my patience. How about doing, oh I dont know, about TEN MINUTES of research on it, then try to discuss it. Thank you
@brianderson1 not to mention, if water had 'energy' memory, it'd probably be one of the most explosive substances ever. Falling rain, waterfalls, waves etc. All that would add up over billions of years. Deadly super-energized water.
@brianderson1 It is interesting how you started your comment with your credentials. Your credentials only show that you have been indoctrinated and that, that doctrine most probably narrows your views and inhibits free thinking.
Your study of the video is most probably correct, but it doesn't prove that water doesn't have memory. If you leave your preconceptions and doctrines behind, you may actually learn something new.
Flying ran against the laws of physics until the Wright brothers flew.
@brianderson1 It took you a month to come up with a childish comment. Well done. Some physics professor you must be.
Just because you don't understand something and it doesn't fit into what you have been taught doesn't mean that it isn't so, just that in your limited perception and understanding it isn't so.
@lokidj01 I don't spend much time on youtube, instead I spend it learning in real life experiments and reading. I know what's going on in this video, not from what I've been taught, but by my own experience. I have done this same thing on a few different types of bowls. Once you learn how to do it well you can change the water and get the water to dance quite quickly. The "memory" is in you learning to make the bowl sing well. What's your explanation of this?
@brianderson1 I am not disputing your interpretation of what is going on in this video. In fact if you look back i told you in my first comment that your examination of what is happening to the water is probably correct. I am disputing the fact that you think that this proves that water doesn't have memory. Water is a substance that we know very little about. Although the way you write it seems that you have got it all figured out.
@brianderson1 the kind of arrogance that you exude isnt a very good quality in a supposed scientist. The best scientific theories of their time are proven wrong, time and time again. Do you claim to know all of the properties of water and its interrelations with everything in the universe?? No body can know everything about anything. You may think you know something for sure, but that may just be a sign of how little you actually understand about the subject.
you may learn something like that the universe is non simultaneously apprehended, so its almost certain that you cant know anything for sure as you cant possibly know all the factors that are affecting everything or anything at any given moment.
@brianderson1 you study sound and vibration, how can you conclude that there is no memory to the water ?? have you made this experience yourself with a chrono ? or you just state that the little variation of speed must affect the results ??
@Frankzi1 I've tried this experiment many times myself and came to these conclusions. Once you learn the proper speed and pressure to apply you can wait days or change the water and still get the water to dance much more quickly. It's more about training the person exciting the bowl. Other materials have memory, water has not been proven to be one of them to my knowledge.
The only reason it worked faster for the second time is because the pot's resonance frequency is always the same. The first time his period was too slow for the pot's frequency, as you could hear the sounds would get louder and quieter each time. As he sped up, he hit the resonant frequency. The only reason the water was bubbling was because of the frequency of the pot acting on the water.
This is simply astounding. Ah, what we could all accomplish with patience...! Thank you very much for your video, it brought me a lot of peace. This might be very useful for someone who is anxious and stressed out. Water is naturally calming, and being able to manipulate it in some form may bring a sense of order when you are feeling chaotic within. :)
(At least, that's what I think I will use it for!)
I'm going to try this, and then have my kids give me two samples of water (I won't know which is which): the vibrated one AND a non-vibrated one, and see if there is a difference in taste (or ease on the stomach maybe?).
can you or somebody else please tell me , what kind of "stick" he is using to do that.. id want to buy one of those bells cant cant seem to find the right "stick"
SahneSkateboards 1 day ago
@SahneSkateboards search for a mallet leather wrapped, large for singing bowl - the leather wrap is quite important else it becomes quite hard to keep good contact - wood only tends to jump off and on by the vibration, I hope this helps finding what you need.
SjpielseWolf 7 hours ago
@stjoh004 your right there is no charge, in theory the charge is the perpetual motion the water creates, accompanied by a magnetic flywheel this motion is amplified..
S1UMLORDpaulo 5 days ago
I am assuming the vibration is causing the Consolidation of air molecules in the water, forming bubbles.
If this is the case, would'nt eventually the bubbles stop forming due to the Depletion of air in the water?
porousorifice 6 days ago
Our bodies are mostly water, what we say, hear, see, and think affects it.
amusingmyslf 1 week ago
define memory as it relates to anything. Torus waves that connect to everything. is the answer,
SilvershamanOm 2 weeks ago
Water has memory,there is a lot of information about that,scientifically proven is.The molecules of the water change according to what it listens,sees,even picks up our bad or good vibrations.You can find even photographs of this.Dr.Masaru Emoto has done a lot of research on the subject.This is why as well is important where the water we drink comes from.I personally always boil my water first before drinking it in order to change the structure it has and charge it with the energy I prefer.
yannah756 2 weeks ago
NIce, I am going to try this with my singing bowl right away :)
OnePavellechev 1 month ago
Very inspiring video thank you!
Salivia2009 1 month ago
Very beautiful and lovely as well. I have to wonder that if you keep doing that over a prolonged period of time if it will actually heat the water inside of it since the molecules catch vibrations. I have no real experience with a Tibetan Singing Bowl.
TheStreetShaman 1 month ago
im gonna go drink a bunch of water and listen to some singing bowls on my ipod")
lightbrownpoop 2 months ago
also, does it taste any different? :)
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holy shit, this is loud!
awesome!
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All right, Gordon. your suit should keep you comfortable
through all this. The specimen will be delivered to you in a few
moments. If you would be so good as to climb up and start the rotors,
we can bring the anti-mass spectrometer to 80 percent and hold it there
until the carrier arrives.
Arnechk 2 months ago
ty for not making any noises lol i finally found a vid where theres only the sound not everyone talking hella ty thumbs up from me
barrazaalfredo98 3 months ago
QUANTUM PHYSICS
medicinewitch 3 months ago
People, we are blessed to have such knowledge presented freely to even the ignorant and unready. The sun shines it's light indiscriminantly on all, thank you for this video! Perhaps some of you will discover you can google such things as charged water and educate yourself before you judge harshly, and learn the difference between "you're" and "your" while you're at it ;)
tanyadawn555 3 months ago
@tanyadawn555 Blessed? Who is this magical being that is bestowing scientific knowledge upon us? Don't take the credit of scientific achievement from hard working humans and give it to whatever god you happen to believe in.
nitchkabob 3 months ago
@nitchkabob What I am trying to say here is that this not some sort of spiritual occurrence. The excitement of the water molecules can be explained scientifically if it hasn't already been.
nitchkabob 3 months ago
Have you tried drinking the charged water?
SeriousNot 3 months ago
Always amazing, the ignorant and arrogant.
Floral waters, when frozen and taken pictures of, form crystals in the shape of the flowers that were used to make the floral water.
Water remembers, and responds to anger, music, hate, love and all the emotions... look up the pictures of living water if you want to see them.
SantinoBee 3 months ago
so is the water hot?
mrdaddeo 3 months ago
is it actually being heated or just vibrating
QuaziGNRLNose 3 months ago
maybe we can change our persception of what memory is
llstarlight 4 months ago
i can do that with a wet finger round the rim of a wine glass....
baldandold 4 months ago
cool...especially if I can find a use for it.....
talkischeapornot 4 months ago
Very nice
ANGELIZ333 4 months ago
If we listen to the sound of the bowl, is the same thing happening to the water inside our bodies?
jamessfromtx 4 months ago
@jamessfromtx
woa
cnollan 4 months ago
@jamessfromtx yes :D our bodies are mostly water- and all of the vibrations we put on them on a daily basis will charge ourselves in one form or another. Listen to Sitar music for an hour- note how you feel. Listen to Metal for an hour- and not how you feel. ... then do the same expierement with ear plugs in and point your speakers at your solar plexis... you tell me if this is fake or not.
Ddemoss61362 4 months ago
does it matter if it's clockwise or counter clockwise?
creosotegirl 4 months ago
i don't care what you guys say. it's still cool!!!
firedestroyer1000 4 months ago
@SjpielseWolf the water doesnt actually reach a boil just from that, does it?
musicman9901 4 months ago
Everything has a natural harmonic resonance. You found it for H2O!
NicholasGreen91 5 months ago 3
singing bowls have two harmonies or notes. your singing bowl only makes the water resonate on its lower harmony, which you didnt hit til the end of the first section and hit immediately upon starting again. listen for the difference in note. mystery solved.
MrIsaacE 5 months ago
@MrIsaacE Interesting. I was thinking more along the lines of raised energy levels, but this sounds a lot more plausible.
nitchkabob 3 months ago
@nitchkabob yeah just realised you need good speakers or headphones to hear the transition in the first part as the lower frequencies dont come across as well. water molecules lose and gain energy all the time but kinetic energy/heat and polarity are well understood. the mechanism in action here is resonant frequencies, harmonies and feedback states and are very well understood in simple mechanical physics
MrIsaacE 3 months ago
Freeze it and check it under a microscope for a Structure A LA Dr. Masaru Emoto. If the sound is sacred or positive energy you should end up with well defined water crystals. It would be a way of verifying the sound put out by these Singing Bowls.
dryin 5 months ago
It is indeed Science of how vibrational frequency at a precise resonance generated by the bowl changes the 'matrix of the water'. It is still H20, but the it does indeed contain a matrix memory of the frequency . This Science is well known and has been discussed in the general Science papers and proven in many experiments looking through Electron microscopes. Those that do have a knee jerk reaction to this are pre frontal cortex auto associative .Research it in depth and then respond.
SuperTheJET 5 months ago 3
@SuperTheJET Changes the matrix of water? What in the world are you talking about? What experiments? I teach science, have a masters degree in science and I have never heard of this. Give me a name and I'll look into it. Most likely what is happening is you are raising the kinetic energy level in the water. This may take a while to dissipate subsequently allowing the re-excitement of the water molecules to occur more quickly than the initial excitement.
nitchkabob 3 months ago 2
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AvatarRoku1 2 months ago
@nitchkabob Here are two names. Masaru Emoto and David Sereda. In lak'ech!
AvatarRoku1 2 months ago
Water has a memory? So there are tiny little brains in the hydrogen and oxygen atoms, hmmm, interesting. I have never heard that idea mentioned in atomic theory, but of course this guy knows more about atoms then the scientist's who study them and use them to make medicines and polymers, as welll as nuclear fission and fussion for energy.
nitchkabob 6 months ago
@nitchkabob Maybe it's the water in our minds that holds our memories, and not the electro-chemical activity within the synapses as some say. Modern science really has no complete understanding of what memories are or how they are stored in the brain. Maybe, the electricity within the mind is constantly restructuring the water we drink so that we always retain our memories over time.
creosotegirl 4 months ago
@nitchkabob Omg... *face palm*
Of course not.
But do you think memory foam has a brain as well?
Common... No one is saying it has a brain.
Brains aren't the only things with memory.
Your computer doesn't have a brain, but it probably has more memory than some people.
14sJakeB190 4 months ago 8
@14sJakeB190 Why are you hitting yourself in the face? Memory foam? Really? The only reason they call it that is because people are stupid enough to think it's somehow smarter than other mattresses when in reality it simply is slow to return to it's original volume prior to pressure and weight being applied to it.
I think you need to define "memory," here as I hardly think stored 1's and 0's on a hard drive compare to some sort of "memory," stored in hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
nitchkabob 3 months ago
Try putting some Dish Washing Liquid in the water, see what happens.
KC
KCchronicles 6 months ago
Drink the water!!!!!!
JDrosa1982 6 months ago
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stevewynnearts 6 months ago
always change the water in your kettle every time you make a new brew as old water tastes like really bad especialy if you leave it for say like a year or 2
SuperSterns 6 months ago
There is no "charge." The vibrations excite the water molecules.
The reason it happens more quickly the second time is that the molecules have not had sufficient time to relax to their ground state.
It is analogous to bringing water to boil, removing from the heat for a short time and then placing it back on the heat. Obviously, it will boil "quicker" the second time.
stjoh004 7 months ago 54
@stjoh004 I think they used words to explain things they didn't quite understand back in the day.
onimotoko 6 months ago
@stjoh004 You know that's wrong right?
crogater 5 months ago
@crogater Then please correct that.
14sJakeB190 4 months ago
@stjoh004 Damn you beat me to it.
IX0o0XI 4 months ago
@stjoh004 Water boils because the molecules move around rapidly. Everyone knows this.
But... Are you saying the water there heats up?
14sJakeB190 4 months ago
@14sJakeB190
Yes. It is an excitation of the molecules, transferring energy from the water's environment to the water and the force of friction acting between water molecules, by sending sound waves (vibrations) through them. Though the increase in heat is infinitesimal in this case
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stjoh004 4 months ago
@stjoh004 water can have ionic symmetry after it boils. cool it to the same temperature the water was when heating began the first time and the water will come to a boil sooner than it did originally. Very easy experiment to perform. This must imbue a similar symmetry into the water through resonance.
DemonDik 2 months ago
@stjoh004 All is a projection of the mind !
fleadle34 1 month ago
@stjoh004 Emptiness please realise me !
fleadle34 1 month ago
@stjoh004 If you were to consider string theory that everything has a vibration and that in turn causes its charge in our reality then this is charging it.
YamiPoyo 1 month ago
@stjoh004 - it's called charging, it means something is being done to it so that it holds more chi more aetheric energy. that is somehting you can see photographed, such as the vitality (or aura) of living foods like raw foods, as opposed to not raw foods. really, for someone with a saints name you should understand such basics of holistic science.
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@stjoh004 except that has to do with temperature, or the average kinetic energy of the molecules, not vibration. The idea is the water's familiarity with the pitch. Linking to mr. emoto's theory and experiments around water memory.
thebuddhabreadboy 1 week ago
@stjoh004 What do you mean by "excite"? Some would argue that IS the charge.
MichellesVagina 6 days ago
omg omg OMG... Could this be used to heat water!!??
mrfuzzles92 7 months ago
Counter-clockwise - negative charge.
ClaudineJones 7 months ago
@Residue:
You are a moron, that is exactly what he means by 'memory' - he obviously means that it holds the charge and 'memory' is the sensible term to describe this.
toastedmonkeys 7 months ago
oh my goshhh my ear!!
hirochan700 7 months ago
lol ik merk net dat je een nederlander ben?? waar koop je deze bowls
mitsukai89 7 months ago
bbc. co. uk/ news /science-environment-13972556
Tibetan singing bowls give up their chaotic secrets
WaleedDa1 7 months ago
Maybe it's not memory. This does not prove anything regarding memory. It could be the water keeps the charge so when u start rubbing again the new charge u ad is adding to what charge it already held which was higher the 2nd time than first time. Not a memory phenomenon
residue102 7 months ago
For answer:
buzz469 7 months ago
there is a thing on bbc world new explaining this now
KiwiTomCrawford 7 months ago
Well I'm not sure about the memory of water.... But its a beautiful sound!
NightshadeFunkyVids 7 months ago
I can't believe anyone is arguing with brian. The water doesn't have a memory... that's common sense. Anybody who thinks otherwise is an idiot. He altered his use of the bowl, it vibrated quicker. Use your heads, not your holier then though hippy bullshit that everything is living, even water. We are all smart enough to realize that isn't true.
pyritkiller 7 months ago 2
so common knowledge has never been overturned? wake up your asleep....indeed many experimetns ahve shown that memory in water is no longer fiction
zenithar6666 7 months ago
@zenithar6666 Silly me for believing the irrifutable truth that is friction, and if one more hippy tells me "I'm asleep" for trusting scientists....I swear I'm going to hide their bong on them.
pyritkiller 4 months ago
huh i said fiction, not fRiction
you are indeed asleep becuase you matter of factly state WATER DOSENT HAVE A MEMORY, which, aprt form beig closed minded and unscientific also happens to be quite wrong,
zenithar6666 4 months ago
I'm a Brain Scientist, and I approve ze video.
tetekofa 7 months ago
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brianderson1 7 months ago
boring...The wateris not charging, it is vibrating. Nothing magical or special about this...
frepi 7 months ago
I have a big aluminum bowl I fill with water. If you whack the edge of the bowl with a stick, the water dances instantly as if on command. It remembers that it had better dance or it might get whacked again. Then I whack it again anyway just to watch it jump.
GreggPayne 8 months ago 2
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GreggPayne 8 months ago
thanx for the vid! you inspired experiments with my own singing bowl. try charging it with your words as well during the process. Your intend will be 'imprinted' in the molecular matrix of the water. When you drink it afterwards - it's magick!
xgeronimo005 8 months ago
No it's heat. I'm a scientist. I should know.
PeteTittwobbler 8 months ago
i don't have any physics experience, but i don't think the water is boiling, lol
if any of you look up cymatics, you can get a better understanding of whats going on here. its the frequency of the tones that cause the water to vibrate. the water is vibrating, not boiling, lmao
Violnplayr23 8 months ago
i thank if i make my own bowl out of a sheet of brass thin going and buying one it wood be more powerful
usmcmajormichael 8 months ago
I am also a physicist with a PHD in thermo dielectrics from Colombia University (The one in South America not the one in The USA). I have studied this video carefully and have determined that the friction from the stick (or plectum) rubbing on the bowl is generating massive heat to the point where the water is actually boiling. The water is obviously still very hot after boiling the first time and therefore boils quicker with the subsequent rubdowns. There is no "water memory" involved.
PeteTittwobbler 8 months ago
@PeteTittwobbler ever think it's not heat? its vibration.
Violnplayr23 8 months ago
@PeteTittwobbler, There is not any boiling of the water!! I have tried this exact experiment on other singing bowls and the water doesn't change temperature, I can assure you. The wooden rod he excites the bowl with sticks and slips at a frequency which corresponds to the resonance frequency. This same kind of resonance can be easily done in other systems. Look up singing rods and watch how they excite an aluminum rod with fingers using a stick slip interaction.
brianderson1 7 months ago
omega432.com
engteacher88 8 months ago
Water has memory so mr
physics better get back to school....
aguzi9 8 months ago 2
Make an annoying alarm clock!
MrDirtyratmiller 9 months ago
this can be a pretty intense intro to a heavy song
weee90 9 months ago
Yes. Do drink it.
JanColdwater 9 months ago
can you drink it?
terrelle686 9 months ago
I don't know about your theory, but that bowl is awesome!
eavening 9 months ago
I tried this with my singing bowl and the water doesnt ripple at all. Why?
loveacarrot 9 months ago
@loveacarrot each bowl has it's own timing. try doing it at a faster or slower pace-- you must find your bowls resonance.
cruciphile 9 months ago
what do you do with the water?
loveacarrot 10 months ago
To brainderson,u might wanna do some more research before u conclude the things u wrote here about water not having memory. Check Dr. Emoto's (Japan) 's research on this, which leads to quite the opposite conclusions if I understood it all right...
Shawnodese23 10 months ago
@Shawnodese23 The point is that he has done his research. Dr. Emoto, it seems, is not a scientist.
I don't need to believe that water has a memory to find it miraculous and amazing that this can even happen at all.
TwilightFalls 10 months ago
To brainderson,u might wanna do some more research before u conclude the things u wrote here about water not having memory. Check Dr. Emoto's (Japan) 's research on this, which leads to quite the opposite conclusions if I understood it all right...
Shawnodese23 10 months ago
great great. we're more lazy, using WaterChargerApp(dotCom) for iPhone to get our waters charged
nevereverBFF 10 months ago
Sorry to tell you but its not the water that remembers but your hand! conscious or not - its still your hand that remembers the speed to produce the resonance. I love the sound though :-)
SonnyKraack 10 months ago
Whatch for for the water you dumped your last poo in, it remebers and will attack you!
chabbelito 10 months ago 13
@chabbelito assuming you dont flush afterwards... otherwise that water will remember in the sewer.
furvert101 6 months ago
You can buy a singing bowl in the renaissance fair for about $75for a small bowl (based on what I paid )
0114luis 11 months ago
i love the sound, it is so comforting. How can I buy one of these? anyone?
PsalmsNmyrrh 11 months ago
@PsalmsNmyrrh hi you can buy them from many body and spirt type shops but if you live in the us or th uk they can become very pricey my bowl is about 20 cm wide but it still gives off a nice load sound try them in the shop before you buy each person is tuned for a diffrent tone you just carnt pick up any old boel it has to suit you
Envi270 10 months ago
@Envi270 thank you, I saw some on amazon. I will do a little homework on the size. The sounds are so sweet to me, I thought that any would do.
PsalmsNmyrrh 10 months ago
if you put pennies or small pieces of metal like pennies it makes a nice rattling noise.
scarface92myway 11 months ago
You can do this at the bar too with your iPhone and the Water Charger App. Very intense.
nevereverBFF 11 months ago
@wacrer confused the life, or saved my life three times because of science? All science has done is allow you to talk to strangers all over the world within seconds. Stop seeing bullshit, and start seeing how much science you use on a daily basis, ungrateful moron.
westnoob101 11 months ago
Perhaps the observable change in the water is due to a cymatic frequency rather than a seeming 'boiling-point' notion. Watching a powder on a plate brought to respective cymatic frequencies (ie. sound as form) has a similar feel to it. Much could be done to divine the nature of the water, prior and post.
Lastly, the concept of memory, if memory serves applies itself to observable changes due to the application of heat, not sound.
jellyphish2112 11 months ago
You add energy and the water appears to do nothing. But it is taking in energy from the vibrations of the bowl. After a certain amount of time it starts bubbling. When it stops bubbling you assume the water has no energy left, but it still has energy, just not enough to bubble. If you let it sit for hours then do it again it wouldn't have any 'memory' because that energy would be lost. Water has surface tension. No bubbles = can't break surface tension, not that it has no energy.
lubermanl 11 months ago 2
@lubermanl
Its like boiling water. Going from 27 degrees celcius to 100 degrees it starts to boil. You take it off the element it drops in temperature pretty quickly. After a few seconds or a minute it might be at 75 degrees and not boil or look any different from 27 degree water. You put it back on the element and it boils much faster this time. Does water have memory? If you want to call that memory then i guess you could. But its quicker to get from 75 degrees to 100 then from 27 to 100.
lubermanl 11 months ago 2
Look up "water memory". A French scientist Jacque Benveniste was ridiculed for the results of his experiments--- but keep researching it- Turns out he may be right. Unfortunately he is now dead.
vivaloriflamme 11 months ago
@vivaloriflamme That "water memory" had to do with an illogical Alchemist type of theory that water held the "memory" of chemicals, and the more dilute the chemicals were, the stronger the effect, which is obviously not true. My point is not that water is $proven$ to have vibrational memory, although it simply does, in one way or another, which is not the point. My point is that you should read entire articles before pretending to have an opinion. Better yet, why not do some real research?
MrMisokrazy 10 months ago
I've had a burning headache for two+ days that is now completely gone after listening to the singing bowl! Nice cure!
Ncyim 1 year ago
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draj323 1 year ago
I think you hypnotised me
steadyhandsunny 1 year ago
SOund vibrates on lower levels than light. I hope as you do the practice you are INTENDING what you actually want the water to vibrate like. Best water is the Heart chakra and then the 3rd eye ! ¨Bam Light Done Fast. Breate Light Work hard
TheiGODProject 1 year ago
What a thing of beauty!
Bugleman2u 1 year ago
What you are being shown is the ability to cause gas separation (Brown's Gas) from the water as it is bombarded with ~568 Hz. Cavitation is involved in the process. Cavitation is caused to occur in cleaning fluids, many times water, by a process generated with ultrasonic transducers. Look it up.
This video is revealing a well-kept secret, a way to make Brown's Gas (HHO) real cheap.
I could use water like that!
Purchase piezoelectric transducers from Electronic Goldmine: 2 for $1.00.
Svarstaad 1 year ago
oh yes wow i could use water like that.. Like at those times when i need more randomly accessible memory. Like when playing black Ops.
.. oh wait a minute it doesnt appear to have a PCI slot.. How delusional of me..
cyferman 1 year ago
I'm a physics professor specializing in sound and vibration. When you started this video your speed was slower. You completed a circle with a period of about 3 seconds. Later in the video (when the water danced) you had a shorter period of closer to 2.5 seconds. This change brought you closer to the resonance frequency of the bowl and hence the dancing water. The second time you started you started at the shorter period again. There is no memory to the water.
brianderson1 1 year ago 107
@brianderson1 - if only the masses understood such concepts...
mandogoogle 1 year ago
@brianderson1 What then is the "boiling" as what you see?
Bugleman2u 1 year ago
@Bugleman2u, It's not boiling. The water is just moving very rapidly at the frequency of the bowl vibration. I don't know the pitch of this tone but it would be easy enough to determine, but I'd guess it's a few hundred times per second. You can touch the water just fine and not get burned, I've tried this many times myself.
brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 I guarantee you that if you start at the faster speed in the beginning it will still take minutes to get the water to bubble. It's not going to start bubbling if you dead start at 2.5 seconds. The water certainly does have memory which is what allows it to retain heat after you remove it from a heat source. Sometimes people in a given field think they know it all but really need to stop talking and start listening.
blahnupunk1 1 year ago 2
@blahnupunk1 that is not memory. that is heat.
westnoob101 11 months ago
@blahnupunk1 Nope, I've tried this experiment myself and once you learn the right speed and pressure to exert on the bowl you can get it to dance much faster, not minutes. Find a science museum that has one of these and try it yourself like I have done.
brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 Dear Professor, I fail to understand the connection between your observations and your conclusion. Maybe you should study philosophy to learn more forming adequate arguments. The evidence you cited does not provide reasonable explanation for the conclusion that water does not possess memory. Are you familiar with Masaru Emoto's works?
oharaaf 1 year ago
@oharaaf uh, the evidence he provides would in fact imply what he is saying. The water bubbles faster because he hits the right frequency sooner than he does the first time around. Thus the water is reacting sooner because of the right frequency applied. Are you familiar with Occam's Razor?
westnoob101 11 months ago
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brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 for being a professor, you sure do have a fast conclusion.
DieuDesDouze 1 year ago
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brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 - Do you think that it would be more accurate to say that there is no memory in water as far as you understand?
Ncyim 1 year ago
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brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1
ignorance is bliss
new2guitarist 11 months ago
@brianderson1 thank you
ignorance is bliss
new2guitarist 11 months ago
@brianderson1 Interesting... From your perspective, what are the bubbles and why are they forming?
rdlineberry 11 months ago
@brianderson1 have you read Dr Emoto's work on water? What do you think about that? Just curious...
ChiHealingvibes 11 months ago
@brianderson1
no matter how many degrees or how much physics you study brian , my dear friend. if you do not tap into the spirituality or metaphysics behind it you will only obtain half of the knowledge!!!! remeber why science even exists.... it was man or hue-mans attempt to figure out who and what we are spiritually.......
nurebelent 10 months ago
@nurebelent Thank you! That needed to be said, nurbelent.
PaganFirefighter 10 months ago
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brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 lol
ihaveaverybadcold 10 months ago
@brianderson1 and this is why people hate scientists
pastthebrink 9 months ago
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brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 Eplain the fall of Building 7 to me...Please ?
kroikye 9 months ago
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brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 Explain the nanothermite found in Large quantities in the WTC-dust, explain all of the firemens account of explosins, explain the accounts and fotos of Molten Metal. Watch "Blueprint for Truth" from the Architects an Engineers for 9/11 truth.
No Conspiracy Theory, just Scientific Facts.
Cheers
kroikye 7 months ago
@kroikye re: briananderson, some people cant handle the truth of how awesome we and this planet really are, let him stay asleep, he isnt ready to wake up yet....peace
glynndoll 7 months ago
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brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 how about that 'silly' BBC segment where they said WTC 7 fell but you can still see it in the live shot? Does that help your take on the situation at all? Honestly, I try to have patience with people who are just too scared to face the truth, but some days you really try my patience. How about doing, oh I dont know, about TEN MINUTES of research on it, then try to discuss it. Thank you
glynndoll 7 months ago
@brianderson1 not to mention, if water had 'energy' memory, it'd probably be one of the most explosive substances ever. Falling rain, waterfalls, waves etc. All that would add up over billions of years. Deadly super-energized water.
So yeah. No memory.
TheSchmoejoes 9 months ago
@TheSchmoejoes so yeah...prove it..
Frankzi1 8 months ago
@Frankzi1 I think that's your job. I'm not the one postulating that water has memory.
TheSchmoejoes 1 month ago
@brianderson1 It is interesting how you started your comment with your credentials. Your credentials only show that you have been indoctrinated and that, that doctrine most probably narrows your views and inhibits free thinking.
Your study of the video is most probably correct, but it doesn't prove that water doesn't have memory. If you leave your preconceptions and doctrines behind, you may actually learn something new.
Flying ran against the laws of physics until the Wright brothers flew.
lokidj01 8 months ago
@lokidj01 I agree - have you studied the Trivium and Quadrivium?
expat08 8 months ago
@expat08 no i hqvent. I will look them up. If you have any links i would appreciate it.
lokidj01 8 months ago
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brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 It took you a month to come up with a childish comment. Well done. Some physics professor you must be.
Just because you don't understand something and it doesn't fit into what you have been taught doesn't mean that it isn't so, just that in your limited perception and understanding it isn't so.
lokidj01 7 months ago
@lokidj01 I don't spend much time on youtube, instead I spend it learning in real life experiments and reading. I know what's going on in this video, not from what I've been taught, but by my own experience. I have done this same thing on a few different types of bowls. Once you learn how to do it well you can change the water and get the water to dance quite quickly. The "memory" is in you learning to make the bowl sing well. What's your explanation of this?
brianderson1 7 months ago
@brianderson1 I am not disputing your interpretation of what is going on in this video. In fact if you look back i told you in my first comment that your examination of what is happening to the water is probably correct. I am disputing the fact that you think that this proves that water doesn't have memory. Water is a substance that we know very little about. Although the way you write it seems that you have got it all figured out.
lokidj01 7 months ago
@brianderson1 the kind of arrogance that you exude isnt a very good quality in a supposed scientist. The best scientific theories of their time are proven wrong, time and time again. Do you claim to know all of the properties of water and its interrelations with everything in the universe?? No body can know everything about anything. You may think you know something for sure, but that may just be a sign of how little you actually understand about the subject.
lokidj01 7 months ago
@brianderson1 watch this: /watch?v=bKHTfUOVvBg&feature=related
you may learn something like that the universe is non simultaneously apprehended, so its almost certain that you cant know anything for sure as you cant possibly know all the factors that are affecting everything or anything at any given moment.
lokidj01 7 months ago
@brianderson1 you study sound and vibration, how can you conclude that there is no memory to the water ?? have you made this experience yourself with a chrono ? or you just state that the little variation of speed must affect the results ??
Frankzi1 8 months ago
@Frankzi1 I've tried this experiment many times myself and came to these conclusions. Once you learn the proper speed and pressure to apply you can wait days or change the water and still get the water to dance much more quickly. It's more about training the person exciting the bowl. Other materials have memory, water has not been proven to be one of them to my knowledge.
brianderson1 7 months ago
The only reason it worked faster for the second time is because the pot's resonance frequency is always the same. The first time his period was too slow for the pot's frequency, as you could hear the sounds would get louder and quieter each time. As he sped up, he hit the resonant frequency. The only reason the water was bubbling was because of the frequency of the pot acting on the water.
DJDavverMusic 8 months ago
This is simply astounding. Ah, what we could all accomplish with patience...! Thank you very much for your video, it brought me a lot of peace. This might be very useful for someone who is anxious and stressed out. Water is naturally calming, and being able to manipulate it in some form may bring a sense of order when you are feeling chaotic within. :)
(At least, that's what I think I will use it for!)
EquusInfinate 1 year ago
I'm going to try this, and then have my kids give me two samples of water (I won't know which is which): the vibrated one AND a non-vibrated one, and see if there is a difference in taste (or ease on the stomach maybe?).
hearts0ngs 1 year ago
Why isn't this on Bill Nye the Science Guy?
SinGabrynth 1 year ago
Here is my idea: Drink that water!
uberfun19 1 year ago
science swag.....