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Human beings intervention.

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Parque Nacional Iguaçu, State of Paraná, Brazil

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Parque Nacional Iguaçu, State of Paraná, Brazil

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Parque Nacional Iguaçu, State of Paraná, Brazil

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Would it choose whom to serve or the inhabitants living on and around it, if water has its rights of a living entity?

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El Chaltén, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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Would it choose whom to serve or the inhabitants living on and around it, if water has its rights of a living entity?

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El Chaltén, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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El Chaltén, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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Perito Moreno, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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Perito Moreno, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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Perito Moreno, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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Would it choose whom to serve or the inhabitants living on and around it, if water has its rights of a living entity?

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Perito Moreno Glacier, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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Perito Moreno Glacier, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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Perito Moreno Glacier, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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Would it choose whom to serve or the inhabitants living on and around it, if water has its rights of a living entity?

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Rock framing cave. The shape of this rock formation resonates the image of a crab. It is more prominent from afar. Apologies for my voice over.

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The sound of the waves crashing on the shore within this cave. The pounding sound is the heartbeat of the ocean, the waves going through me as the ocean breathes. Me, in this video, is receiving the saliva sipping through the rocks from Mother Ocean. Nurturing human beings and the shiny pebbles which are holding my weight.

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Breathing in the saline air on a cliff of Cape D'Aguilar. Up and down of the ocean's breath.

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The sound of the waves crashing on the shore within this cave. The pounding sound is the heartbeat of the ocean, the waves going through me as the ocean breathes. Listen to the sound from the video in another post.

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Shore side of Shek O Beach after two consecutive typhoons (hurricanes).

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Kwun Tong Promenade, Hoi Bun Road, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong

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Kwun Tong Promenade, Hoi Bun Road, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong

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Kwun Tong Promenade, Hoi Bun Road, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong

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The closest water mass to my apartment in Hong Kong which is a 20-minute walk. A home and port for yachts and also a pier for ferry to other parts of the city.

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Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk, Notts Avenue, Bondi Beach NSW, Australia

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Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk, Notts Avenue, Bondi Beach NSW, Australia

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Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk, Notts Avenue, Bondi Beach NSW, Australia

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Cliff. Coastal rock formation from ocean's breath and its humidity. Its texture and shapes form a cocoon for meditation.

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Integrative Medicine, Avenida Fontes Pereira de Melo, Lisbon, Portugal

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Integrative Medicine, Avenida Fontes Pereira de Melo, Lisbon, Portugal

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Integrative Medicine, Avenida Fontes Pereira de Melo, Lisbon, Portugal

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"Water has the incredible ability to be the interface between the electrical world and our body: it decodes frequencies so that our bodies understand them.

Water, in addition to acting as a facilitator for the passage of electrical current, is a universal receiver of frequencies. Therefore, its consumption in sufficient quantities is essential to obtain better results with electrotherapy.

Any water have this role? Yes, although there are better waters than others."

- Nuno Nina, the director of IM-Integrative Medicine Clinic

"ORP (Oxidation-reduction Potential)

There are two important processes: oxidation and reduction.

Ideally, water should have the negative oxi-reduction potential, thus presenting a reducing capacity.

pH

The pH, although widely known, is a property that varies with temperature and in many measurements, this is not considered. The pH scale is set to 25°C, while measurements should be taken at 37°C which is body temperature.

By this, we mean that a pH “correction coefficient” must be done, and when we say that we have slightly alkaline blood, it is actually neutral or slightly acidic.
The ideal water should be neutral (7) or slightly acidic. And why “slightly acidic”? Because, based on what we said earlier, it is with values ​​below 7 that it becomes truly neutral.

rH2 (number of electrons in a liquid)

The rH2 is a somewhat complex concept, but - as Nuno Nina says - “it's the ongoing pH”.

The rH2 also has a scale and the ideal rH2 value for our biological terrain is between 22 and 28. However, this value always tends to rise.
A high rH2 is an oxidation process above normal, so if we drink a very reducing water (rH2 less than 10) we will be able to bring the biological terrain values to the ideal range.

TDS  (Total Dissolved Solids)

The TDS value is important because if there is no impedance in the body where the current will pass, it will pass uncontrolled. If there is an excess of TDS, the current will pass uncontrolled and more than supposed.
The lower the TDS value, the better the water (between 20-50mg/L).

According to Nuno Nina, the director of IM-Integrative Medicine Clinic, water with unique and ideal properties is:

high negative ORP (oxidation-reduction potential)

rH2 lower than 10

active hydrogen

neutral pH

biominerals"

Informantion provided by https://www.nunoninakademy.com/water

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The materials accumulating at the shore of Shek O Beach after two consecutive typhoons (hurricanes). The sources of these materials are from the ocean, terrestrial areas surrounding this beach and beachgoers. The collected materials include fish nets, buoys, medical waste, foam, packaging of plastic and glass, driftwood, household products etc..

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Rocks on the beach. Windward beach where surfers linger.