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Natural Living Water

Is living water just a concept? If there really is living water aka structured water is there evidence of natural living water existing somewhere?

Structured Water Is Living Water

Natural living water is structured

The structured water meaning is not contextually on the structure of water but rather the qualities it possesses once strucutured.

Structured water, in the concept of quality, characteristics and properties, naturally occurs in nature and often times such water seems miraculous. Here is a handful of examples of structured water naturally occurring in nature;

 

Examples Of Structured Water In Nature

Some natural occurring water is structured and has healing properties, eg. Lourdes in the French Pyrenees, Tlacote in Mexico, Pamukkale in Turkey, Nordenau in Germany, Nadana in India, Liaoning in China and Yankalilla in Australia.

Rain Water
Lourdes in the French Pyrenees
Chinawa Mountains
Niagra Falls
Hunza Valley Water (Northern Pakistan)
Ganges River in India
Mount Roroaima, Venezuela
Zamzam Well
Miraculous Springs of Fatima
Liaoning, China
Spring Water
Tlacote, Mexico
Taos NM
Baden, Germany
Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Georgia, Russia
Nordenau, Germany
Nadana, India
Pamukkale, Turkey
 

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