Water as the Electrostatic Field of Life

Water — the most common substance on Earth — reveals itself in a new light as an active carrier of energy and equilibrium.
It is not merely a solvent, as classical chemistry once believed, but a dynamic electrostatic medium that organizes its surroundings through dipoles, charges, and stabilizing interfacial structures (EDL).

Hydrogen nanobubbles, colloidal minerals, and gases dissolved in vortexed water — all these systems represent different expressions of the same underlying principle:
the natural self-organization of matter through electric charge.
Each maintains a delicate balance between attraction and repulsion, between chaos and order.
And it is precisely within this balance that life's stability emerges — the ability to store energy and release it where it is needed most.

From this perspective, water is the oldest electrostatic field of life — the universal medium linking physics, chemistry, and biology into a single harmonious system.

Ladislav Peš