Whereas people use labels at the time, we've slapped the label of dead water on polluted

water or denatured or destructured water, but water doesn't die. Water evaporates.

So water is always in one of its stages. It's one of the things we actually see,

which is the kind of immortality. So it's very interesting because for water,

it's suggesting and saying, not only is it the connecting force of all life,

it could well be the bloodline of all life. It could be the very reason that we

can, in fact, observe ourselves where I have interviewed many people who have had

near-death experiences, had the sense of rising, which is what gas does, it expands as it

rises. And then, although we look down upon their body, three people said the same thing.

They pretty much said, I hope that person's going to be okay. They no longer had any attachment

to their physical body, but they have become the observer. And my father is Maori, which is the

native museum and people. The word for spirit in Maori is Whiterua, which means two waters,

the physical waters and the spiritual waters.

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Hey, Hilda here. Water as observer. Water as wild. Water as source. Today, we explore waters,

creativity and secret intelligence and the implications of such water flowing through us.

This is episode 389 and our guest today is Vida Austin. Vida is a water researcher,

public speaker, artist and author. She has dedicated the last eight years to observing,

researching and photographing the life of water. She is convinced that water is fluid intelligence

and challenges us today to reconsider how we relate to water. She goes over some of the unusual

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