I'm amazed how similar from a human perspective, that whenever someone comes to the personal realization about my water's "truth" and then develops a desire to freely share this truth with others, it is so much like when one experiences and then shares the Truth of the Gospel.First, truth must be "personally experienced". That's why whenever possible, I encourage others to try the water for themselves, reminding them that its just water, no other additives.
Then, after trying the water for several weeks, they most likely begin forming "self-belief" in the water as it becomes impossible for them to ignore its impact on helping their physical bodies.
Over time, drinking my water becomes a lifestyle choice for them, because the benefits of doing so are just so incredible for them. They start "living" the water; thereby "becoming" the water (literally speaking, as 70% of one's body is water).
Then eventually out of gratitude and amazement, they can't help but want to "tell" others about their water, freely offering to "share" their water; while "hoping and praying" that God's grace goes before them so that those they tell and share with will be "open-minded" enough to graciously "receive" the water's truth and, God willing, experience a "blessing of health" for themselves.
Mentioning the vital importance of someone being open minded about my water reminds me of this observation made by engineer and scientist Sang Whang when discussing the cost of this revolutionary technology: "In a free society, we control our own destiny. After all is said and done, it's your own decision if you are going to live a long, healthy life or not. The amounts of money people spend for automobiles, entertainment devices, etc. are so high that the excuse that "it costs too much" doesn't hold water. It's our closed minds that are our own nemesis." found in his book "Reverse Aging"
Our minds are like parachutes, designed to work best when opened.
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