Geometry and Fibonacci: Unlocking the Hidden Energy of Water

A recent scientific article in the journal “WATER“, authored by Benny Johansson and Jan Capjon, builds upon this ancient wisdom and explores how modern geometry can enhance the energy potential of water. The researchers focused on carafes designed using the Fibonacci sequence and projective geometry – mathematical laws that form the foundation of nature’s harmony, found in everything from snail shells to flowers.

Using advanced methods like thermal infrared imaging (TIRI) and spectroscopy, the researchers discovered that water stored in these geometrically designed carafes contained a higher proportion of low-density water. This means the water became more structured, organised, and energised, with lower entropy (more order at the molecular level) and increased bioenergy. These findings suggest that water stored in geometrically optimized containers has a more balanced, vital structure, potentially offering greater benefits to health and well-being. The study also revealed that the carafe’s geometric shape created an electromagnetic field that harmonised the movement of water molecules, further enhancing its energetic properties.

These results highlight the powerful effect of the Fibonacci sequence and geometric design in improving water’s energy and vitality. Nature’s patterns are not just aesthetically pleasing – they are a form of natural technology that we are only beginning to understand on a deeper level. The research invites us to consider how these ancient principles can help us tap into water’s potential in ways that can positively impact our lives.

Thomas P, 19 January, 2025