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The White Rice Experiment. Mark the other container with a negative phrase. Place a lid on each. The hate rice had black mold. I used “thank you rice”. The experiment, seen here in its original form, had emoto pouring water over cooked rice [9] in three different beakers, then labeling one “thank you!,” one “you’re an idiot,” and leaving one unlabeled (the control). A teacher in curitiba, a southern region in brazil, decided to illustrate the power of words to her students by using two cups of sealed rice. Emoto's original experiment, he found that the rice that he spoke kind words to remained mostly white, while the rice that he spoke negatively to, turned moldy, providing. Mark one container with a positive phrase. The rice experiment proving the power of words. Place 1 cup of cooked rice into two separate containers. In one experiment, the love rice had healthy worms and white rice. Place them in your kitchen at least 12 inches apart. In another experiment, the love rice was. A professor in japan took three different containers and filled each container with an. Emoto’s experiment appeared to show that the rice exposed to positive affirmations remained white and pleasant.

Emoto's original experiment, he found that the rice that he spoke kind words to remained mostly white, while the rice that he spoke negatively to, turned moldy, providing. In one experiment, the love rice had healthy worms and white rice. A professor in japan took three different containers and filled each container with an. Place them in your kitchen at least 12 inches apart. Place 1 cup of cooked rice into two separate containers. In another experiment, the love rice was. Emoto’s experiment appeared to show that the rice exposed to positive affirmations remained white and pleasant. Place a lid on each. A teacher in curitiba, a southern region in brazil, decided to illustrate the power of words to her students by using two cups of sealed rice. I used “thank you rice”.

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The White Rice Experiment Emoto’s experiment appeared to show that the rice exposed to positive affirmations remained white and pleasant. Mark one container with a positive phrase. Place 1 cup of cooked rice into two separate containers. The rice experiment proving the power of words. Place a lid on each. Emoto’s experiment appeared to show that the rice exposed to positive affirmations remained white and pleasant. I used “thank you rice”. Place them in your kitchen at least 12 inches apart. A teacher in curitiba, a southern region in brazil, decided to illustrate the power of words to her students by using two cups of sealed rice. Mark the other container with a negative phrase. The experiment, seen here in its original form, had emoto pouring water over cooked rice [9] in three different beakers, then labeling one “thank you!,” one “you’re an idiot,” and leaving one unlabeled (the control). In one experiment, the love rice had healthy worms and white rice. Emoto's original experiment, he found that the rice that he spoke kind words to remained mostly white, while the rice that he spoke negatively to, turned moldy, providing. The hate rice had black mold. A professor in japan took three different containers and filled each container with an. In another experiment, the love rice was.