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      Tears (photos - Rose-Lynn Fisher)

      Tears (photos – Rose-Lynn Fisher)

      Tears’ images of grief, laughter, onion and change depict a fascinating fact of different chemical makeup.

      The chemical makeup of different emotional tear drops contain substances released only when the body is under stress. These powerful  images above were captured by photographer Rose-Lynn Fisher, are part of a new project called “Topography of Tears.”

      Fisher used microscopes to reveal unexpected view of dried human tears. (Read the full story on the Smithsonian.com).

      Power of thoughts

      Under the same line of thought, this powerful video below showcases the power of thoughts on water, and how it changes the water molecule depending on the emotion. If water can change based on a single thought, imagine what a thought would do to our body?

      Stay positive in life and keep a smile in your heart, no matter how tough things get.

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      1. Alex Nodopaka says:
        April 14, 2015 at 10:31 am

        Amazing fact findings! Now we need to shed drought resistant tears that’ll take care of our grassy turfs!!! I suggest a couple of lines of Vegas girls performing the French Cancan & crying in unison.

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