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If Water Has Memory What Do You Feed It? with Floraina Three Hawk

Published 3 weeks, 4 days ago
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Your morning doesn’t have to start with stress, scrolling, or pushing through. Joe Grumbine welcomes Floraina Threehawk back to the Healthy Living Podcast for a lighter but still deeply grounded conversation about joy, love, and what it means to “walk in beauty” while you’re healing. We connect spirituality and science through the lens of frequency, water memory, and the real-world impact of the words you repeat, the thoughts you feed, and the signals you give your nervous system.

We break down a practical, five-minute morning routine you can actually keep: place a glass of water by your bed, wake up with three specific gratitudes, speak an intention or prayer into the water while holding it to your heart, drink, then take ten deep intentional breaths. It combines hydration, mindfulness, affirmations, and breathwork into one simple practice that supports energy, digestion, and emotional balance. We also talk about why consistency is the real “secret,” and how training your brain is less about willpower and more about repetition.

From there, we go deeper into water as a sacred element and a powerful regulator. Florina shares why she’s drawn to rivers for balance, plus grief rituals that use water movement and a six-stone practice to help the body release what it’s been carrying. We close with an honest look at tears and sensitivity as signs of the body returning to homeostasis, and why caring for the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual body together can change everything.

If you found this helpful, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs a gentler start to the day, and leave a review so more people can find these tools. What would you say to your water tomorrow morning?

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