Life's Sacred Matrix: How To Be a Truly Hydrated Water Keeper - Isabel Friend

Life's Sacred Matrix: How To Be a Truly Hydrated Water Keeper - Isabel Friend

Author: Amber Magnolia Hill October 15, 2020 Duration: 1:30:27

"Water is life's matter and matrix, mother and medium." -Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, Nobel prize winner

We return to the endlessly fascinating and enormously important subject of water, exploring the fractal edges of H20 and beyond. From its ability to generate free energy to how to structure your own drinking water into a liquid crystalline state to the interplay between water, climate change, and economics- this conversation covers some of the most fascinating and crucial topics regarding the substance that generates all life and that holds our collective future.

IN THE INTERVIEW:

  • "The true foundation of all culture is the knowledge and understanding of water." -Viktor Schauberger

  • Rustum Roy said that "Structured water is the world's most malleable computer," referring to how crystalline phase water can store and transmit information

  • The relationship between spirit and science 

  • Viktor Schauberger's work with water and how he has inspired Isabel's work and study — particularly considering implosive vs. explosive principles of energy generation

  • The quantum states of water and the many ways that water defies the laws of physics

  • How water amplifies frequencies and emotions

  • Indigenous wisdom, reverence, and ritual with water

  • What water should we be drinking?

  • The difference between irrigation and hydration, and how to optimize your body for hydration

  • How to bring some structure to your water 

  • How your facia acts as a hydraulic system in your body, and the importance of movement for your body's hydration

  • Water wars, climate change, the future of humanity, and what we can do about it

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Amber Magnolia Hill hosts Medicine Stories from a place of hard-won experience, having navigated her own journey back from exhaustion. As a mother and practicing herbalist, she frames each conversation around the idea that true wellness is a tapestry woven from many threads. You’ll hear discussions that go beyond simple remedies, delving into the practicalities of herbal support, the nuances of metabolic balance, and the often unspoken realities of navigating life as a woman today. This podcast serves as an audio companion for those feeling the pull to slow down and reconnect. Episodes feel like honest talks with a knowledgeable friend, exploring how personal vitality is deeply linked to our relationship with our own bodies, our community, and the natural world. It’s for anyone curious about moving from burnout toward a more grounded and resilient way of living, with Amber’s guidance offering both wisdom and tangible practices. Tune in for a thoughtful blend of personal narrative, herbal wisdom, and collective reflection on what it means to heal.
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