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Can water remember? Can it respond to meaning? Can it communicate? And if it can, how far would we have to go before we could responsibly use a word like sentient?
This week on Transition Radio Show, Mark and Lynna investigate the mystery of water from both sides of the evidence line. We look at Veda Austin’s extraordinary claims about hydroglyphs and symbolic patterns in ice, Gerald Pollack’s exclusion zones, the historic Benveniste “water memory” controversy, the science of water’s role in living systems, and the difference between something that is unusual, something that carries information, and something that may actually possess awareness.
The deeper we went, the less ordinary the glass of water in front of us became. And maybe that is the real story. We began by asking whether water might be sentient. We ended up asking where water ends and life begins. Don’t miss Is Water the Bosom of Life Itself? on Transition Radio Show.
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