Masaru will be with us in Spirit forever! Ron Alexander
Everyone like this morning 50 the minutes, my father, Dr. Masaru Emoto has been passed away peacefully.
It was 71 years old.
Being 看取ra by my mother, died quietly.
Since the fall in Shanghai, whats the prayers of so many messages from all around the world.
I'll read the message on my father's bed and had really happy.
I think my father we made love was. I think for us was cute and funny father, from all over the world loved, was a really happy life. Father died, father had life's work to promote the power of love and gratitude from this family and IHM staff everyone good luck will continue.
Please lend your support.
Thank you father's last words were.
Everyone in the world with love and gratitude. Emoto everyone wins children will wake 10/20 (Mon) 19: from the farewell 10/21 (Tue) 11: from the urayasu funeral hall http://
As farewell to so many people I would like to make. Dear Facebook friends of Masaru, Early this morning, Masaru has passed away.
His wife was with him. Since he became ill in Shanghai, he has received so much love and gratitude from his dear friends of all over the world.
He was very encouraged and happy to receive your kind messages with love. His last word was "Arigato". ("Thank you" in Japanese) We believe his last word was to you, everybody.
He was so grateful for you and thanked you all so very much. He used to say, "Life is LOVE which is a gift from God and parents, and DEATH is gratitude for going to a new dimension".
So now he is in another dimension and continues to look over us warmly with love and gratitude.
We are going to carry on his mission of spreading the power of "love and gratitude".
We thank you very much for offering prayers for Dr. Emoto, and please send your love, light, and gratitude to him once again. With much love and gratitude, IHM Staff (Translated by Bing)
EmAManda said...
My love and caring thoughts are with family at this time of loss of a wonderful man. I have long admired his life work.
Lovingly,
Emilie
Everyone like this morning 50 the minutes, my father, Dr. Masaru Emoto has been passed away peacefully.
It was 71 years old.
Being 看取ra by my mother, died quietly.
Since the fall in Shanghai, whats the prayers of so many messages from all around the world.
I'll read the message on my father's bed and had really happy.
I think my father we made love was. I think for us was cute and funny father, from all over the world loved, was a really happy life. Father died, father had life's work to promote the power of love and gratitude from this family and IHM staff everyone good luck will continue.
Please lend your support.
Thank you father's last words were.
Everyone in the world with love and gratitude. Emoto everyone wins children will wake 10/20 (Mon) 19: from the farewell 10/21 (Tue) 11: from the urayasu funeral hall http://
As farewell to so many people I would like to make. Dear Facebook friends of Masaru, Early this morning, Masaru has passed away.
His wife was with him. Since he became ill in Shanghai, he has received so much love and gratitude from his dear friends of all over the world.
He was very encouraged and happy to receive your kind messages with love. His last word was "Arigato". ("Thank you" in Japanese) We believe his last word was to you, everybody.
He was so grateful for you and thanked you all so very much. He used to say, "Life is LOVE which is a gift from God and parents, and DEATH is gratitude for going to a new dimension".
So now he is in another dimension and continues to look over us warmly with love and gratitude.
We are going to carry on his mission of spreading the power of "love and gratitude".
We thank you very much for offering prayers for Dr. Emoto, and please send your love, light, and gratitude to him once again. With much love and gratitude, IHM Staff (Translated by Bing)
EmAManda said...Lovingly,
Emilie
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My love and caring thoughts are with family at this time of loss of a wonderful man. I have long admired his life work.
Lovingly,
Emilie
Thanks for your compassionate reply dear Emilie!
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