Veda Austin: The Living Language of Water and the Search for Lost Knowledge

Summary

New Zealand water researcher Veda Austin claims that water responds to thoughts, images, words, and emotions, and that it reveals this as patterns in partially frozen crystallography. She describes a repeatable symbolic 'language' of 43 hydroglyphs that she says resembles ancient scripts from Göbekli Tepe, the Indus Valley, and Egypt. She also shares results from water samples she took inside the Great Pyramid, the Osiris Shaft, and the Serapeum. The episode opens with host Andy Grimes' tribute to the late Michael Cremo, author of Forbidden Archaeology.

Key takeaways

• 1Host pays tribute to the late Michael Cremo, co-author with Richard Thompson of 'Forbidden Archaeology', which claims modern humans have existed for up to 100 million years and ties this to the Hindu yuga cycles.
• 2Austin says that after drinking a pH 9.9 New Zealand spring water, 27 shards of green glass from a car accident 20 years earlier were purged from her arm and jaw.
• 3Her method, 'collective molecular photography', freezes a thin layer of water for 5 minutes 30 seconds to capture 'fourth phase' crystallography, building on Dr. Gerald Pollack's book 'The Fourth Phase of Water'.
• 4She cites Masaru Emoto, photographer Laurent Costa, and radionics engineer Thomas Hieronymus, who reportedly saw frost form the shapes of animal organs at a Parisian meat market.
• 5She claims a lexicon of 43 hydroglyphs (light, purity, protection, information, conception, and others), each repeated at least 50 times across languages, with matches to symbols from Göbekli Tepe, the Indus Valley, and the Ice Age.
• 6Samples from the King's Chamber coffer, Queen's Chamber, Osiris Shaft, Serapeum, and Hathor Temple reportedly showed 'knowledge of earth and sun', 'free energy', and 'conception of the cosmos' glyphs; Antarctic ice core water showed 'children of the cosmos'.
• 7Her book 'The Living Language of Water' is sold only at vedaaustin.com, and she is completing a PhD at Ubiquity University, founded by Jim Garrison.

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Excerpt from Earth Ancients, Oct 17, 2026. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.