The theory of water memory bridges scientific exploration and indigenous wisdom, offering diverse insights into water’s mysterious properties. Indigenous cultures often view water as a living entity with memory, emphasizing its spiritual and ecological significance. Despite controversies, these perspectives invite continued investigation into water’s role in biological and environmental systems.
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