Perhaps you thought water could not carry an electrical charge. Well, it turns out that a device that a friend of mine invented has characteristics of extracting aetheric energy from the vast sea of energy that surrounds us and is able to charge water with both an electrical and magnetic charge.
 
 We're not talking about water as a conductor. We're talking about water having been charged and then dissipating that charge in the form of an arc to your finger. It's as if the water in this changed form serves as a sort of battery.
 
 You may even hear the arc. The arc has stretched as far as nearly 1/2 inch [100,000 volts per inch of arc], but usually is in the range of 1/4 inch or so, which is around 8,000 to 10,000 volts (very low amps). It is that strong when it first comes off the machine that charges the water. But by the time the bottle of water gets to you through the mail, it won't be that strong, though you will definitely feel it. Guaranteed. It will feel almost like touching an electric fence.asd