EPISODE #3

Why Healing Trauma Requires More Than Talking About It with

Veda Austin

Learn how structured water and freezing techniques can expose hidden patterns that challenge our understanding of reality.

Veda Austin inspires me.

She is charting new territory in water science, developing what are called ‘hydroglyphs’, the study of reading the structure of water. She teaches you right in this broadcast how to do her freezing technique, observe the pattern and document.

When she spoke about her grandmother and about drowning I was caught off guard by how emotional I felt, but what stayed with me most was her clarity. Her steadiness. Her courage to explore where few are willing to go.

This episode is mostly about water science expanding in the present day. And about tuning perception so we can witness more. Veda is helping move the conversation forward for pioneers like Dr Gerald Pollack and Dr Rupert Sheldrake. If you’re curious about the future of consciousness research — this dialogue belongs in your library.

“When we listen deeply—to our bodies and to sound—we create the space for true transformation.”

Eileen McKusick

We discussed:

Introduction to Water Crystallography
Exploring the Nature of Water
The Science of Water and Consciousness
Experiments with Various Liquids
The Interplay of Science and Spirituality
Practical Guide to Water Crystallography
The Nature of Water and Its Properties
Communicating with Water
Water as a Living Entity
Research Aspirations and Artistic Installations
Money, Abundance, and Water's Wisdom
Hydroglyphs: The Language of Water
Intuition, Electricity, and Water
Personal Experiences with Water and Electricity
Near-Death Experience and Encounters with Beings
The Vortex and Journey Through Silence
Dolphins and the Connection to the Ocean
Reflections on Trauma and Healing
The Mysteries of Water and Its Energetic Properties
Indigenous Wisdom and Scientific Exploration
The Role of Water in Consciousness and Connection
The Importance of Ancestral Knowledge and Community

For those who prefer a visual experience, the conversation is available on YouTube. As always, the audio version streams wild and free on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. I sincerely hope you enjoyed our talk. Be mighty!