Samantha Skyring

So I don't even think there's air pollution up there.

And I went up two years ago to do a documentary.

And we were gifted a Kalahari thunderstorm on the second afternoon, which is quite rare in the desert.

And it was quadraphonic lightning, thunder, and this wall of water that we literally watched coming towards us.

We actually managed to send up the drone and get footage of it.

That's beautiful.

It was absolutely spectacular.

And then after it passed, it was about 20 minutes, I went outside and went to the back of the chalet we were staying at, which was about five kilometers from the salt pan.

I couldn't see the salt pan, but I knew the direction that they were.

They were sort of behind the sand dunes, and there were double rainbows.

And it suddenly made me realize how elemental the salt is because it only crystallizes in four weeks in one lunar cycle.

Literally, you know, lies under the stars, the desert wind, the moon, and we bottle it.

And

Have you ever heard of Dr. Masaru Imoto?

Japanese scientist.

His book is called Hidden Messages in Water.

So he did some experimenting and he took some glass jars or bottles and he put water in, let's say 10.

And on five of them, he did two experiments.

One was where he wrote the word and put it onto the bottle.

And on the other, the second experiment, he just put an intention and a thought into the water.