The Rice Experiment

Choose your words wisely. The “I love you, I hate you” rice experiment (see video here) is yet another fascinating, tangible example of the power behind words, thoughts and energy. In the repeated and famous rice experiment, rice is used as a medium to direct love or hate and literal observable outcome are undeniable and revealing. One jar of cooked rice is told “I love you” daily. One jar of cooked rice is told “I hate you” daily. The results speak for themselves. Think before you speak and develop the realization that your true power lies in knowing the strength your voice has. Learn more about the rice experiment here : 30 days of love, hate and indifference – Rice and water experiment #1and or check out this link here :  3 jars of rice, plus love and hate equals an amazing experiment

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  1. JudyAnne Hutchison

    Does it sometimes feel like you’re surrounded by people who’ve been hypnotised in some way? Well, maybe you are. My guest tonight is Mattias Desmet, Professor of Clinical Psychology at Ghent University in Belgium, and his observations over the past 18 months have led him to conclude that the overwhelming majority have indeed fallen under a kind of spell. Except it’s not actually a spell, of course: the term for it is ‘mass formation’ and right now it’s manifesting as a psychological response — not unlike hypnosis — to the unrelenting, single-focus campaign of fear to which we have all been subjected. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLDpZ8daIVM

    On Thu, Oct 14, 2021 at 9:20 AM Actual Activists wrote:

    > frankenskies posted: ” Choose your words wisely. The “I love you, I hate > you” rice experiment (see video here) is yet another fascinating, tangible > example of the power behind words, thoughts and energy. In the repeated and > famous rice experiment, rice is used as a m” >

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