Once we sense beauty, we begin to tell a story about it. We make sense of it. We pay attention to it. We sometimes analyze it. But beauty often reveals things about us. In sensing things, we become aware of feelings and memories that before we were unaware of. In this way, we are enabled to tell our stories more truly. And all of this employs the horizontal domain of integration—the relationship between the right and left hemispheres of the brain.

Listen in as Curt and Pepper explore how the differences between our right and our left enable beauty to assist us in making better sense of our lives.

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Episode Links and References

Artistic Offering discussed today: Take Five by Dave Brubeck
Artistic Offering for next week: Shawshank Redemption movie

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