ABOUT ME
My name is Pere Berrocal Alomá, and I live in Catalonia, Spain. Years ago, through a good friend, I learned about Masaru Emoto’s remarkable work—his photos of snowflakes under a microscope, the three glasses of water with rice labeled “Love,” “Hate,” and one with no label—and how he spoke to them each day using those words… and the consequences of that, visible to the naked eye shortly afterward and in direct correspondence with each word.
On February 9, 2022, we placed four glass bottles, each labeled “Salty,” “Sweet,” “Spicy,” and “Bitter,” wondering if the water would take on those flavors. We didn’t tell them anything; we forgot about them, and after almost a year, we conducted a blind taste test with the astonishing result of over 50% correct answers for all of them and over 70% for more than one flavor.
Shortly after joining Kosmic, a Barcelona-based company specializing in astronomy and microscopy, we discovered that, at the microscopic level, each “aguapalabra” contained particles not found in the others.
Ever since then, “aguapalabra” has never ceased to amaze us, and we are always striving to keep up with everything it has to offer—everything that remains to be researched and discovered—while constantly facing a shortage of human, material, and financial resources.
