Where The Wild Love Is | WTWLI

Where The Wild Love Is | WTWLI

Relax your mind with wildlife

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 5, 2022
  • November 11, 2022
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This app offers guided meditations combined with wildlife art and natural soundscapes to promote relaxation and well-being. Explore journeys for sleep, dreaming, and focus, featuring over 100 animal sounds and unique artistic visuals.

Wildlife art and soundscapes
Guided meditation journeys
Over 100 real animal sounds
9+ hours of meditative music
Visual and breath guiding
Sleep and relaxation journeys
Self-discovery expeditions
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What's New in Where The Wild Love Is | WTWLI

1.1.3

November 11, 2022

Relax your mind with wildlife. The Where The Wild Love Is (WTWLI) app is the first and only meditation app that focuses on a combination of wildlife art and biodiverse soundscapes for relaxation. This is to make a positive impact on both personal well-being and biodiversity protection. It offers a set of mindfulness expeditions, with journeys for sleeping, dreaming and relaxing. The app comes with more than 100 real animal sounds, which are spread across more than 9 hours of unique meditative music experiences. We constantly make the app better for you. Our latest update includes: - Minor stability improvements

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User reviews

Find your calm here

“Where The Wild Love Is” is an innovative and timely solution to the growing need for nature-based mental health support. Its ability to help users expand their consciousness and feel connected to the natural world makes it a valuable tool for anyone seeking to improve their well-being. As our society continues to grapple with increasing rates of stress and anxiety, Elena Goldberg’s app provides a much-needed respite from daily strife and serves as a reminder of the restorative power of nature.
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FAQ

What is Where The Wild Love Is (WTWLI)?

WTWLI is a meditation app that uniquely combines wildlife art and biodiverse soundscapes to enhance personal well-being and promote biodiversity protection. It offers various mindfulness expeditions for sleeping, dreaming, and relaxation.

What kind of content does WTWLI offer?

The app features over 100 real animal sounds integrated into more than 9 hours of unique meditative music. It also includes unique wildlife art created by various artists, visual and breath guiding, and meditation goals.

How does WTWLI help with anxiety?

Meditations within WTWLI are designed to decrease the body's sympathetic response (fight-or-flight) and increase the parasympathetic response, which helps in overcoming anxiety. The use of natural wildlife sounds aims to provide a deeper immersive experience than artificial sounds.

What are the subscription options for WTWLI?

WTWLI offers a monthly subscription for $2.99 and a yearly subscription for $19.99, which is less than $2 per month. Both subscription plans include a 7-day free trial.

Does WTWLI have ads?

Yes, WTWLI contains advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, it utilizes ads to support its services.

What devices is WTWLI available on?

WTWLI is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.

How often is WTWLI updated?

The app was last updated on November 11, 2022, with version 1.1.3. It was initially released on July 5, 2022.

What are the 'Self-Expeditions' in WTWLI?

Self-Expeditions are thematic mindfulness journeys within the app. Examples include 'Extinct Voices' for a birdwatching adventure with extinct birds and 'Self Evolution' to explore Earth's biological history.