Art, Flowers, & NatureArt, Flowers, & Nature
Untangle & Thrive Podcast
In today's episode, we are diving into the importance of art, flowers, and nature. Why is it essential to put ourselves into experiences that blow our minds? We are going to discuss amazing flowers. Flowers have MORE senses than humans. They are able to remember, integrate, and respond to threats. Let's talk about the gritty flowering capacity needed to convert a shame-based experience into thriving one.
24:04•13 Jul 2020
Nature's Healing Touch: Angela McKinney on Art, Flowers, and Self-Care
“And when we study nature and when we travel through nature, and when we travel within the body's source of our intelligence, we start to get a key to unlock that one system, that tangled system, to open ourselves to a blooming system, to a flowering system. That is art, that is what we all want to have access to in our life.”
Why do flowers and nature hold such a profound impact on our well-being? In this episode of 'Untangle & Thrive', Angela McKinney, an addiction-recovery expert, dives into the surprising ways that art, flowers, and nature can transform our lives. Angela introduces us to her unique Untangle Method™, which blends neurobiology with creativity to help us navigate life's challenges. She explores how immersing ourselves in nature's beauty can unlock our creative potential and help us heal from shame-based experiences.
Angela shares fascinating insights into the sensory world of flowers, revealing how they can remember, integrate, and respond to their environment in ways that can inspire us to thrive. If you're looking to reconnect with your inner self and find new paths to recovery and personal growth, this episode offers a refreshing perspective. Tune in to discover how the simple act of engaging with art and nature can lead to profound changes in your life.
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