Everything is vibration. Vibration is energy and information. Water absorbs all vibration. It is mainstream science that water has memory and transmits information. Our consciousness, thoughts, emotions, words, actions are vibration which affects water. As both human body and surface of the earth are almost 70% water , they affect our life, health, environment and ultimately the Mother Earth. Water shows in its crystaline structures how powerful our consciousness is and shows how we can live so that we can be healthy, happy, harmonious, and so can Mother Earth as well.

Ambassador and Global Director of the Emoto Peace Project, Michiko continues the work and legacy of Dr Emoto, whose aim was to give 650 million free copies of the children’s book “Message from Water,” containing water crystal photos, showing that water has consciousness and memory, and that by raising our vibration, the world will become a harmonious and peaceful place based on Love and Gratitude.

Michiko Hayashi is the Ambassador, Global Director and Lecturer of the Emoto Peace Project HQ in Japan and in America. Born in Japan, Michiko is the daughter of a chief Buddhist priest, from whom she learned to be humble, honest, diligent, and kind. In 2004, she began working as an administrative personal assistant to Dr. Masaru Emoto, water researcher and author of many books, “Message from Water”, “The Hidden Messages in Water”, “The Secret Life of Water”, “The True Power of Water”. 

In 2005, Dr. Emoto declared the Emoto Peace Project (EPP) at the United Nations Headquarters in New York in order to make the whole world a harmonious and peaceful place based on Love and Gratitude, and he announced that he would give 650 million children’s books of “Message from Water” free of charge to all children on earth. He was the founder of the Emoto Peace Project, pioneer of HADO (vibration), researcher of water, and author.

His personal assistant for over 10 years, Michiko worked with Dr. Emoto until he passed away on 17th October, 2014 at the young age of 71. Michiko is the successor of Dr Emoto’s legacy and the Emoto Peace project, she gives lectures and Presentations to adults and children around the world, on Emoto’s revolutionary findings that our thoughts and words have a direct effect on water, through crystal formation – and she also plays an important role in many ongoing water crystal projects. She is the successor of his legacy. 

She is the author of more than 10 books on English as well as translator of books from English into Japanese.

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A few years ago, Leon McLaughlin was traveling through Mexico, and met a woman who told him about a previous American visitor. The visitor had drained her bathtub of standing water, thinking he was doing her a favor.

Instead, the woman cried. It turned out that was her water supply for a month. Gone down the drain.

The incident brought home to McLaughlin how vital safe, clean water is to people's lives - and how easily it is to take it for granted. But McLaughlin wasn't going to take it for granted.

He had an idea that could bring life-sustaining water to the woman in Mexico and millions around the world for mere pennies a gallon.

It is a fascinating journey of one person's determination to make a difference.

McLaughlin, a Cleveland native, arrived in Seattle three decades ago. He worked as the staff adviser at the Paramount Theatre until the early-1990s, then landing at the Seattle Repertory Theater and investing a bit in real estate. By the mid-1990s, McLaughlin had another idea - selling coffee-making equipment in Canada.

The coffee business and McLaughlin's global travels got him interested in one of the key ingredients - safe, clean water. McLaughlin was struck by how much of the world didn't have reliable supply of safe water, whether for drinking, cooking, or even brewing coffee.

He started researching the issue, taking online courses from Sacramento State University in California to get a degree in water management. From there, he created his own company, LAM, LLC, (the name drawn from McLaughlin's initials) to deliver water to developing countries and areas hit by natural disasters such as floods or hurricanes.

All along, McLaughlin did a variety of things to generate income. He ushered nights at the Rep. He sold real estate. And he shined shoes at the Columbia Tower. In fact, his shine stand functioned as both a convenient meeting place for all kinds of informal advisers and the de facto world HQ for LAM, LLC. In 2008, McLaughlin founded the Clean Water Foundation, a non-profit corporation.

McLaughlin came up with an approach elegant in its simplicity. Like a child's Lego ® set, McLaughlin envisioned a water purification system that could be snapped together like the plastic blocks, not dependent upon written instructions, that could be assembled and put into operations anywhere in the world. He identified US manufacturers of purification equipment, piping, water bags for storage, even individual containers so children could get fresh, clean water at a school or hospital and take it back to their families.

It was a powerful idea, but McLaughlin knew he couldn't pull it off by himself. He needed a partner with truly global reach. He found just such a partner only a few miles down Interstate 5 from Seattle's World Vision, the highly regarded global humanitarian agency headquartered in Federal Way, Washington.

World Vision would provide the global distribution network McLaughlin needed to take his idea from the theoretical to the real. When flooding hit Bolivia, McLaughlin got to put his concept to the test. World Vision asked he could install six machines in Bolivia. McLaughlin delivered, pulling together the needed equipment, dispatching it to Bolivia, and making sure it was installed properly and turning out hundreds of gallons of safe, clean water for flood-stricken Bolivians.

Now McLaughlin and World Vision have a new mission. Their goal is to install 100 Water purification machines - a number of schools and hospitals around the world.

It will take a renewed effort by McLaughlin but anyone who knows this determined man with the infectious grin has no doubt he'll find a way to succeed.

Martha Childress DESSO Hospitality Carpet Manufactures Rep and Natural Choice Network Radio Host, Alternative Talk 1150AM Seattle Bellevue

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