There are only two ways to live your life:
One is as though nothing is a miracle.
The other is as if everything is.
I believe in the latter.
--------- Albert Einstein
A miracle is usually thought of as an event that appears to contradict known scientific laws. Another interpretation of a miracle is a significant occurrence that seems to be inexplicable by the laws of nature, and is therefore attributed to supernatural causes. A miracle is always a surprise. ------Russell Targ
"Scientific" skeptics may be further driven away because of the spiritual aspect. The mere mention of the word God indicates snake oil or outright fraud to them. Closing your eyes doesn't make reality go away, it just further clouds your perception of it. Consciousness is something science knows much too little about about to fairly judge spiritual matters. It's not just about brain chemicals. In my opinion, (from a science perspective) it's more about quantum entanglement (connectedness).
I will have to agree that a large portion of the water products I have examined are not what they claim. And none that I'm aware of make the seemingly outrageous claim that I make : a Spiritual effect. Disbelief isn't surprising. I found it hard to believe myself, but it is an undeniable effect for most people.
I've got news for skeptics: ANYTHING is possible with God. This product came into being at least as much through prayer as it did through research and ingenuity. I don't think it is mere coincidence that throughout the Bible God's actions on earth are often associated with the vortex - usually in the form of of a whirlwind or water being stirred by the angels, etc. and these occurrences are always associated with miracles. The vortex is also an integral part of the system used to create Ausome Water.
The Hebrew word "ruach", meaning wind or whirlwind, is also translated as "Holy Spirit" or simply "Spirit". In the original Aramaic the word is "rookha" generally meaning "force", including spirit, energy, wind, electricity, etc.. Koodsha means "proper as determined by and in harmony with the Laws of Oneness for humanity: that which is Divinely intended for humanity". Rookha d'Koodsha literally means: force for that which is divinely intended for man: or "Holy Spirit". Rookha d'Koodsha functions as the transmitter and communicator of Alaha's (God's) laws for humanity. John 14:26 says: She will instruct you in all matters and She will bring into your minds all that I have said unto you". This correlates with Carl Jung's "Universal Conscience".
The first words in the Be-attitudes are usually translated as "Blessed are", which is an understatement. The original word in Aramaic (the language Jesus spoke) was "touveyhoun" which is a compound word: touv - ey - houn. Touv is a noun meaning: a neural structure within the mind which is of heavenly dignity and function; a neural structure desired by the Creator for all human minds which makes available thoughts and actions in conformity with the will of a living God for increased happiness and well being. Ey is a suffix meaning: indicating a neural structure is lifted in function from a silent or dormant state to an attitude of perceptible quality. Houn is a suffix: indicates plural, personal, human. Touveyhoun means: God implanted in your mind neural structures which will guide you when they are active. If they are active, you who follow these instructions ( the Be-attitudes) will come into conscious possession of and be able to use this latent guidance system, designed to make available thoughts and actions that will increase your happiness and well-being. This translation comes from Dr. Michael Ryce's "Enlightenment" and "The Be-attitudes". God is my co-pilot! Ausome Water seems to facilitate this process through the Rookha D'Koodsha - God's interface. It is interesting that "deeksha" is an Indian (east) word for blessing and the energy treatment given by Oneness Movement is called deeksha and brings on a state of oneness (or enlightenment). The actions on the brain are virtually identical, it seems to me.
Baptism by water is also linked to the indwelling Holy Spirit. In Jesus' own baptism there is direct reference to the Holy Spirit of God coming into Him in a dramatic way. "...and while He prayed, the Heaven was opened. And the Holy Spirit descended in bodily form like a dove upon Him, and a voice came from Heaven which said, "You are My beloved Son; in You I am well pleased." ". Luke 3:21-22 NKJV Later, in John 3:5 Jesus is quoted as saying "Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God." I believe that water and Spirit are inextricably linked, especially in Ausome Water.
I was given this gift not just for myself, but to be shared. This was made plain to me in my first experience with Ausome Water. It would literally be a sin to keep this to myself. You will probably feel the same way if you get the spiritual effect as I do. You'll want everyone you love to feel it as well and you may find that you love everyone before you know it.
You do not have to believe it: you only need to try it and see the truth for yourself. I certainly would not have believed it if I had not experienced it.