Water is a cosmic thing," according to Johann Grander and gives exact dimensions in which one must see the element of water in order to come one step closer to it.

If we only see water in its actual context - in a water glass, as a river, lake or sea, as a hard block of ice or gaseous cloud, then we can at most recognize a tiny part.

More importantly we must observe its function in the entire cosmos and ask the question: How did it come about? What role does it play in the creation and sustaining of life?

The more intensely ones deals with the topic of water, the more puzzling and secretive is seems.

Johann Grander has worked many years on the topic to come closer to the secrets of water.  From his observations we know that water is a living system that stands in permanent exchange with nature and its environment.