Sicientific study of the water miracle from a mystical and psychological perspective

The study consists of an introduction, three main sections and a conclusion at the end. The introduction includes an overview of the literature review, the purpose, sources, subject and method of the study. In the first part of the study, the values, cults and beliefs attributed to water related to the importance of water in the religion of Islam (verses and hadiths) and some other religions (such as Judaism, Christianity) and societies (such as the Ottoman, Ancient Greek, Ancient Turks and Indian societies) are mentioned. . The practices in the context of religious rituals or cultural traditions related to water in religions and societies and the psychological effects and meanings of these practices have been studied. In the second part, odes, poems, short stories and proverbs About water in Sufi literature and divan poetry; It has been tried to present the reflection, use and value of water in literature with various examples from Mevlânâ's Mesnevî to the water image used by Yunus Emre and Fuzûlî's Water Ode. In the third chapter, the importance of water described in the previous chapters, the value attributed to water and its effects on humans are scientifically related to the studies of Japanese scientist Masaru Emoto. It has been tried to explain what kind of messages the data obtained as a result of the experiments carry for this study, by making use of the author's books. A thought has been developed on whether the relationship between water and human can be handled in another dimension and the answer to this question has been researched. As a result, the conclusions that can be made About water in the light of mysticism, psychology and science are summarized.