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| My Rice Experiment |
| Source information for this experiment is from the movie "Water, the Great Mystery" by Intention Media. The original experiment was conducted by Dr Masaru Emoto of Japan. Here is his website... http://www.masaru-emoto.net/english/e_ome_home.html. |
| My Experiment I did my experiment as outlined on the previous page. I set up the beakers in our china cabinet and then moved them when the odor arrived. Kansas in the summer time can get to 100 degrees easily on any given day. Therefore the rice and water was exposed to much less than ideal conditions. In the film, it still shows water in the beakers after 30 days. My beakers did not. Too hot. However, the results were very similar to Dr Emoto's. Click on the picture to see the full resolution picture. The first beaker where I said 'thank you' was very clean with more of a fermenting odor, even after 40 days. The second beaker where I said 'you're an idiot' rotted into a dark gray/black powered and at 40 days has almost completely disintegrated. The third 'ignored rice' had some kind of brownish mold or fungus maybe. And both had a very bad smell not like the first one. The first beaker of rice poured out onto the plate as you see in the picture. Neither of the other two would come out. |
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