Thread that explains the principles of making blessed water. It's not a DIY step-by-step because you would ideally want to work with water & high voltage, and this is obviously a highly dangerous situation, like trying to have a BBQ inside a fireworks factory.
I will explain the physical principles & laws, that will be enough for the day.
In chemistry, they teach you that every reaction is balanced, and that charge neutrality is always preserved. This is true, as long as we only use chemistry. Things get interesting when we combine more systems!
If you break a water droplet apart, sometimes, especially when the droplet is separated very quickly, the two halves have slightly differing charge. A little more + ended up on one side, and a little more - on the other side.
This is called the Lenard effect.
The two droplets are NOT neutral anymore, with simple mechanics we achieved something impossible in chemistry.
Avid N'Golian readers know that I am engineering an indoor waterfall, which is the most abundant source of negative ions you'll find in nature.
So, in order to maximize this effect, I've been trying to be creative. Obviously, it is quite hard to engineer this effectively on millimeter and micrometer scale, can we make a huge droplet and separate that?
Yes, we can.
Electrolysis is the most common process involving water & electricity - when you have an electrical current running through water, something special happens. In a wire, the current is a movement of electrons, but in the water, the current is instead a movement of ions.
Where the positive wire meets water, the H2O is split apart into H+ and O2 gas bubbling away, and where the negative wire meets the water the H2O is split apart into OH- and H2 gas bubbling away.
The OH- is what we want. That's what negative ions in waterfalls are made of, diluted with only a handful of H2O molecules.
The H+ and OH- are continuously created in equal amount, at the same time. And they travel toward the opposing electrode.
We need an asymmetry somewhere, we need something to work with..
The secret is this..
The ions are really slow. Ridiculously slow actually! If we have 9 volt across 15cm water, it takes H⁺ ions 7.7 minutes to travel 1 cm, and OH⁻ ions take 13.5 minutes..
Did you catch the important detail there? They move at different speed..!
To further improve this effect, we can carbonate the water, then we get HCO3⁻ instead of OH- and it takes a 60+ minutes for those to move 1cm.
This means that we can have an enormous charge gradient across a large glass bowl of water. The size of this gradient is linear to the voltage we use, and unless you are going to use megawatts, you will want to go with high voltage and low current. To keep current low, we prefer to use distilled pure water or tap water, we absolutely do not want electrolytes for this, as you will form isolated charges of Cl⁻ and other crap that you do not want. You want H2O and either OH⁻ or HCO3⁻ and nothing else will do, the best way to get that is high voltage, graphite electrodes and pure distilled or filtered water.
Today, I made blessed water by using 3000V pulsed DC across 12cm carbonated distilled water, I waited a minute (this happens fast when the voltages is high) then I took out 5% of the water near the negative electrode, drank it, and again, the same effects - very high energy, pleasant radiant high body temp, slow relaxed breathing, time perception is doubled so it feels like when I was a child.
100,000,000,000,000,000 negative ions in my little drinking glass, splashed most of it over myself (same blessed feeling as when you are in rain, which is literally the same thing, Lenard effect separated negative OH⁻) and drank a little and my life instantly improved.
@NgoloTesla Have you looked at some foods that seem very electrically active? Thinking top of mind cocoa powder, black cumin seeds, rou cou rong extract
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