Podcasts about bespoken bones

My guest for the 13th episode of the WOW! Podcast is Dr. Pavani Moray, (pronoun: Pe), a blood witch, an initiate of Sha’can tradition of Shakta Tantra, a trained Reclaiming priestex, and a seasoned ritualist who prefers wild love and glitter magick. Pe is genderqueer, trans and white, of British Islander descent. Pavini works as a somatic sex therapist and cultural trauma tender and lives in San Francisco. Currently, Pe’s deepest practice is of ancestral mysteries, especially working with bloodline ancestors to heal transgenerational trauma, and restore goodness and blessing. In this interview, Dr. Moray honors the WOW! Podcast with their embodied wisdom, and commitment to feeling good and diving deep. We discuss a wide variety of topics such as trans-generational trauma, how to turn toward the harm that our colonizer ancestors perpetrated as a tool to create deeper societal transformation, and how to work with our empowerment as well as our powerlessness. We also deep dive into working with energies outside of “divine masculine” and “divine feminine” to embrace a gender-neutral or LGBTQIA-inclusive experience of embodying the divine. Lastly, we investigate the inherent power of building a vocabulary to describe the felt sense of our bodily awareness and emotion, living into the spirit of Eros and the experience of aliveness, and what lies beyond our trauma. Phew! Pavani's new school for Love, Sex, & Relationships can be found at http://wellcelium.org/ Or on IG: @wellcelium You can also learn more about Pavini’s work with sexuality at www.Emancipating-Sexuality.com and more about Pe’s work with ancestors at www.TranscestralHealing.com. Pe's Podcast, Bespoken Bones, can be found at https://bespokenbones.com/. If you enjoyed this and my other podcasts, please rate, review, and subscribe so that other people can find it! To support this and my other podcasts, or to listen to this podcast in your favorite app, visit https://anchor.fm/sirona or http://patreon.com/sirona for Patreon-only perks. Learn more about Pavini’s work with sexuality at www.Emancipating-Sexuality.com and more about Pe’s work with ancestors at www.TranscestralHealing.com. http://wellcellium.org/ To learn more about Wild Orgasmic Wisdom and my 1:1: Sex, Love, & Relationship coaching and programs, visit me on IG: @WildOrgasmicWisdom To view this and other episodes of the WOW! Podcast, visit my YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/sironae As always, thanks for listening! Please consider leaving a review, making a monthly donation, and share this podcast with anyone you think would enjoy it. Wishing you a magickal day. ✨❤️ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sirona/message

In Part Two of our conversation with Pavini Moray, we continue to trace the river of eros, sensation, and spirit that flows through our ancestral lineages and portals of the everyday. Turning inwards, we ask what must be animated within the self to show up for the places and beings we love? Beyond this, what intuitive sensibilities and knowledges yearn to be reawakened in order to receive? At the heart of this episode’s inquiry into relationship and reciprocity lie emergent lessons for resilience, healing, and strength in this time of earthly crisis and collapse. Dr. Pavini Moray (pronoun: Pe) is a somatic sex therapist and ancestral lineage healing practitioner in private practice in San Francisco. Pavini works with individuals and couples who wish to resolve the past, inhabit their bodies and their pleasure and speak their desires. Pavini is also the founder of Wellcelium, an online sexuality and intimacy school committed to personal and planetary liberation. Pavini hosts a podcast called “Bespoken Bones: Ancestors at the crossroads of sex, magick, and science.” The podcast is released every new and full moon and addresses topics of transgenerational trauma, erotic wellness, and ancestral support. As a queer trans witch, Pavini walks the glitter path of dancing bones, ridiculous delight and old magick. Listen in to Part Two of this intimate conversation as Ayana and Pavini share their reflections on the forest as a teacher of wild love, the field of eros within and beyond the realm of sex, the cyclical nature of death as communion, and strategies for connecting with ancestors of blood and heart. We hope these timely and timeless words activate listeners to journey into the depths of our capacity to care for one another and our beyond-human kin. ♫ Music by Itasca + TAKE ACTION & LEARN MORE + To learn more about Pavini’s work and personal practice visit: https://www.pavinimoray.com, https://www.transcestralhealing.com, https://www.emancipating-sexuality.com, and https://www.wellcelium.org. You can listen to Pavini’s podcast, “Bespoken Bones,” across all platforms like the Podcast App and Spotify or explore the full archive at http://bespokenbones.com. To dig deeper into the topics of ancestral healing and lineage repair, Pavini recommends the following reading list: Ancestral Medicine by Dr. Daniel Foor, Jung and the Ancestors by Sandra Easter, By the Light of My Father’s Smile by Alice Walker. Pavini offers the idea of creating an ancestor altar and making offerings to your well and bright ancestors. + REFERENCES + Pavini references Annie Sprinkle & Elizabeth Stephens for their paradigm around eco-sexuality & bell hooks’ Belonging: A Culture of Place. Ayana quotes bell hooks’ The Uses of the Erotic: The Erotic as Power & a post written by Pinar from Queer Nature https://www.instagram.com/queernature.

This week, we are savoring in the delight of slowing down and wading into the generative waters of free-flowing eros, healing, pleasure, and embodiment. In a culture of severance and disconnection, how can we collectively move towards inhabiting our bodies and experiences on Earth in a way that is whole, visceral, and pleasurable? What might the winding path of lineage repair and ancestral reverence offer in the here and now? In this week’s episode, Pavini Moray holds a wide container for exploration within these unseen and magical realms, guiding us back to the unique wisdom and gifts each one of us carries within our bones for reawakening. Dr. Pavini Moray (pronoun: Pe) is a somatic sex therapist and ancestral lineage healing practitioner in private practice in San Francisco. Pavini works with individuals and couples who wish to resolve the past, inhabit their bodies and their pleasure, and speak their desires. Pavini is also the founder of Wellcelium, an online sexuality and intimacy school committed to personal and planetary liberation. Pavini hosts a podcast called “Bespoken Bones: Ancestors at the crossroads of sex, magick, and science.” The podcast is released every new and full moon and addresses topics of transgenerational trauma, erotic wellness, and ancestral support. As a queer trans witch, Pavini walks the glitter path of dancing bones, ridiculous delight and old magick. Join us for Part One of Ayana and Pavini’s conversation as they delve into deep dialogue on the necessity of relational repair, trans and queer belonging, navigating states of trauma, and breaking settler mentalities within healing spaces. Pavini’s alchemy of ancestral connection, radiant embodiment, and eros is equally playful and nourishing to the soul, leaving behind trails of light for us to follow back to the sacred vessels of our bodies, somatic senses, and intuitive knowing. Music by Itasca. http://www.paradiseofbachelors.com/itasca/ + Take Action & Learn More + + To learn more about Pavini’s work and personal practice visit: https://www.pavinimoray.com/, https://www.transcestralhealing.com/, https://www.emancipating-sexuality.com/, and https://www.wellcelium.org/. + You can listen to Pavini’s podcast, “Bespoken Bones,” across all platforms like the Podcast App and Spotify or explore the full archive at http://bespokenbones.com/. + To dig deeper into the topics of ancestral healing and lineage repair, Pavini recommends the following reading list: Ancestral Medicine by Dr. Daniel Foor, Jung and the Ancestors by Sandra Easter, By the Light of My Father’s Smile by Alice Walker. + Pavini offers the idea of creating an ancestor altar and making offerings to your well and bright ancestors. + References + + The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk + Tada Hozumi: https://selfishactivist.com/author/tadahozumi/

Activist and witch Colleen Cook speaks about her terminal cancer, her experiences with dying, sexuality and community. Colleen provides a gorgeous example of how to die as you live, and how to live as you die.  This is the season finale. Bespoken Bones returns Oct. 13, 2019.  Make sure to watch for our new show "The Well-Pleasured Podcast" an erotic liberation gameshow, launching September, 2019. 

Alex Iantaffi interviews Dr. Pavini Moray (pronoun: Pe), a somatic sex therapist in private practice, about changing pe's gender marker in California, erotic liberation, ancestral healing and gender blessed ancestors. Working through a trauma-informed, pleasure-centric lens, Pavini works with individuals and couples who wish to resolve the past, inhabit their bodies and their pleasure, and learn to speak their desires. Pavini hosts the podcasts “Bespoken Bones: Ancestors at the crossroads of sex, magick, and science” and, launching in September 2019, “The Well-Pleasured Podcast.” As a queer trans witch, Pavini walks the glitter path of dancing bones, ridiculous delight and old magick. You can find out more about Pavini at: https://www.emancipating-sexuality.com/ Listen to Bespoken Bones at: https://bespokenbones.com/ or follow on Instagram @bespokenbonesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/genderstories)

Remembering that our ancestors can guide us because they've done this all before, relating ancestral healing & communion to our sexually traumatizing culture, helping people without assuming that we hold knowledge of what it is they need, and so much more... IN THE INTRO: Lilac water Creating apart from perfection IN THE INTERVIEW: The sweet vulnerability of praying out loud Bespoken Bones and the magical process of naming things Discarding the expert paradigm- “I don’t know what you need to know” When jealousy is pointing you toward what you want to be doing Navigating the pathway of harm to healing Discerning the well from the unwell dead/ancestors Trancestral healing & the blessings and the powerful magic of complex gender The difference between our ancestors of blood and our ancestors of heart Engaging trauma as an alternate state of consciousness in which deep healing can happen and potent gifts can come forth Coming back into sexual wholeness We’re living in a sexually traumatic culture Sexual liberation is not a state we permanently get to, it’s a path and a process and a practice Most of us don’t feel like we can bring our whole, authentic selves to our relationships Shame, you know we talk about shame The throughline of selfhood LINKS: Pavini's websites: Emancipating-Sexuality, Trancestral Healing, and the Bespoken Bones Podcast PlantMakeup's Instagram lilac water post  Dr. Daniel Foor's Practical Animism online course My website MythicMedicine.love Medicine Stories Patreon Take my fun Which Healing Herb is Your Spirit Medicine? quiz Medicine Stories Facebook group Mythic Medicine on Instagram Music by Mariee Sioux (from her beautiful song Wild Eyes)

Happy belated new moon in Scorpio, wonderful beings! I am bringing you a really beautiful, inspiring episode with my friend Elinor Predota. I think you will love this one if you are into story telling, the interconnectedness of spirituality and politics and alternative ways of building a business! Amongst many other things we spoke about the following: - Understanding interconnectedness - Ancestral story telling - Engaging with our (white folks) history of violence and colonialism - Transforming guilt and shame into something more actionable - Listening to the landscape - Building a business against and beyond capitalism to create spaces of justice Elinor supports people who long to make action for social justice an everyday part of their life and work, but who feel stuck, confused, or overwhelmed, to build their inner resources of resilience, awareness of self, society and environment, and confidence. Elinor offers one to one, group and DIY programmes which are grounded in a long and wide-ranging background in activism, community development, spiritual counselling, ritual work, storytelling, and facilitation of learning. Elinor’s work is rooted in the magic of creativity, of relating across difference, and of becoming alive to all that is present, within and without us, here and now. This is Elinor's website: https://elinorpredota.com/ Elinor's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/elinorpredota This is the Bespoken Bones podcast we mentioned: http://bespokenbones.com/ :: About me and the Daydreaming Wolves podcast :: My name is Yarrow I am a queer writer, body worker, plant lover and ritual facilitator. My podcast and the community I’ve built around it is meant to support soft folks in reclaiming embodiment, creative expression, a connection to nature and everyday magic. On Daydreaming Wolves you’ll find a mix of deep dive conversations with beautiful people who are exploring things that feel good in their own way and solo episodes in which I am sharing how to guides and magical food for thought with you. If you like the podcast you might also like my Wild Embodiment membership - it’s a beautiful community on Mighty Networks that meets every month for soulful check ins, rituals and embodied writing. Everyone receives a monthly package filled with herbal recipes and video guides, play lists, journaling prompts, meditations, self-massage and writing practices as well as seasonal ritual ideas. You can learn more here: http://www.daydreamingwolves.com/the-magic-of-embodiment-program/ and you’re welcome to become a Patron to support the show here: https://www.patreon.com/daydreamingwolves I also run a web design, tech support and small business mentoring studio over here: https://yarrowdigital.com/

In honor of the Trans Day of Remembrance (November 20) Bespoken Bones is showcasing Trans speakers and causes all month. In this episode, Anthony Easton discusses the act of deadnaming, and how the trans community might learn from the good death movement and vice-versa.

Introduction to the podcast, the host, and the ancestors!