Water has the ability to "remember" substances it has come into contact with, even after those substances have been removed. This theory is often easily understood to the preparation of homeopathic and traditional remedies, where a substance is diluted in water multiple times, with each dilution believed to imprint the water with the energetic signature of the original substance.

Water can store the vibrational or energetic patterns of various substances. This stored information can influence the human body's energy systems and bring about therapeutic effects, despite the extreme dilution of the original substance in the remedy.

Although the notion of water possessing memory and information-retaining capabilities remains a subject of considerable discussion in the scientific realm, Indian wisdom has a profound comprehension of this concept. It encompasses the transformation of ordinary water into "theertha," imbued with healing properties. This understanding has deep historical roots, with sages using water from their "kamandal" for blessings, as well as the ritual consecration and purification of individuals and spaces through the use of water and mantras.