Samantha Skyring

And some of them were positive, faith, joy, love, beauty, happiness.

And then the others were anger, jealousy, guilt, shame.

And when he took a drop and he crystallized it and photographed it, all of the positive words look like snowflakes.

They're beautifully symmetrical, perfectly unique.

Whereas the negative words have no form.

And so his message to the world is that your thoughts are changing the crystalline structure of your body.

And then there's a beautiful woman in New Zealand.

Her name is Veda Austin.

And she's been having some really interesting conversations with water.

So water has this kind of intelligence to it, and it is able to absorb the memory of what is around it, the words that's put into it, its environment.

And so I got quite excited when I was introduced to Veda, and I started seeing the work that she was doing on Instagram.

And so I decided to do an experiment myself.

And...

In that five-month trip that I went on in Namibia, we ended up taking a wrong road.

And we ended up on a salt pan at full moon.

And it was the most incredible experience to walk across it.

It's like these tiny crystalline diamonds.

And from that thunderstorm and the double rainbows and the three nights that I spent at the salt pan doing filming,

When I think of Oryx and I think of the salt pan, I imagine the full moon over the salt pans.

Anyway, so I took a – I didn't have a petri dish, but I found a glass lid, put some spring water in and put one crystal of Oryx salt and then put it in the freezer.