Podcasts about Icaro

This month on OUT and About, Iese Wilson sits down with Icaro Paraguassú, who shares his experiences as a gay Latter-Day Saint from Brazil. They discuss faith, identity, diversity, and the need for resources that reach every language and culture.Icaro reflects on the rainbow as both a symbol of LGBTQ+ pride and a covenant with God, and how we each reflect the light of Christ in our own way. His rainbow pin opens conversations and offers quiet reassurance to those seeking belonging.From a mission in Argentina to a leadership academy in the Czech Republic, Icaro's story is a reminder that while our paths may differ, we're all journeying back to the same heavenly home.

This recording captures the early morning sounds of an ancient Waorani warrior in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Staying with him in his traditional palm-thatched longhouse, the tranquility of the environment was profound, with minimal external noise. Despite a language barrier—he spoke only Waorani (Sabela)—we connected through gestures and shared moments. At dawn, as we emerged from our hammocks, I asked if I could record him. The resulting sounds offer a glimpse into a way of life that has remained largely unchanged for centuries, providing a powerful auditory link to the past. Recorded in the Amazon rainforest, Ecuador by Rafael Diogo.

Retro Entre Amigos – Programa 13x08 ¡¡¡Saludos a todos los amigos del retro!!! Volvemos un nuevo mes para inaugurar definitivamente la Primavera. Es verdad que durante dos semanas nuestro querido Sur ha parecido más bien Galicia, pero la súbita alergia sobrevenida y la clara retirada de los abrigos, nos dice que si… que ya… que viene… RETROPIXEL 2025 Pues si señores… los próximos dias 5 y 6 de abril, tendremos el placer de estar organizando nuestro evento gratuito y solidario. En este programa, os damos detalles de lo que se viene… no os lo perdáis¡! En otro orden de cosas, comentamos la película “I, como Icaro” que nos aporto el joven Thierry y repasamos un nuevo filme de la mano de Espetero llamado “El caballero del Diablo” o “Demon Knight”………. ¡Pinta bien... vamos a por ella! El amigo Mcleod_ideafix nos acerca soluciones económicas para poder paliar la clara desaparición del conector SCART (euroconector) y como juego del mes… tenemos POR FIN un reciente juego de Atari STE llamado FaSTer. Lo hemos visto funcionar y, la verdad, es muy impresionante por su acabado y rapidez. Espero que os guste ya que nos alegra especialmente haber traído una plataforma que no se acerca muy a menudo a nuestra mesa “bastante cuadrada” Todo esto y muuuuuuuuucho menos, en más de tres horas... ¡! que barbaridad¡!! Hablando de lo divino, lo humano y lo mundano. IMPORTANTE! Si acudís a RetroPixel 2025… no os olvidéis de pasar a saludar!!. Sabemos que perdemos mucho en persona pero… nos ENCANTA conoceros… OS ESPERAMOS¡!! Retrosaludos Josua ckultur & La Alegre Pandilla

Misfits Makin' It is the podcast component of the misfit comedy shows produced by Lauren LoGiudice. Show dates and info at www.laurenlogiudice.com In this episode of Misfits Makin' It Lauren interviews Book Doula & Writing Mentor, Sacred Plant Medicine Advisor & Integrationist, Life Purpose Coach & Guide - Mee Ok Icaro. We discuss her diverse career and experiences with plant medicine, particularly ayahuasca. The conversation delves into the healing potential of plant medicine, the importance of finding credible practitioners, and the role of community in personal growth. Mia also shares her personal journey as an adoptee and the complexities of identity and healing. HOW TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST: Rate and review: Misfits trust other misfits to tell them what is good! Tell a friend: Work of mouth is the #1 way misfits like to learn about their next pod. Sponsor a podcast: Affordable for individuals and small businesses, also makes the perfect gift. Support this art directly with a podcast that's custom-tailored to you or your friends. Make it happen by reaching out to inthemidstprod@gmail.com. CONNECT WITH MEE OK ICARO www.holdingcompassionate.space CONNECT WITH LAUREN LOGIUDICE: Instagram: @laurenlogi Twitter/TikTok/Threads: @laurenlogi Website: www.laurenlogiudice.com For more about the Honestly crowdfunding campaign visit: https://seedandspark.com/fund/honestly#story

La magie de Venise au théâtre !Alors que le Carnaval de Venise vient tout juste de prendre fin, certains artistes font perdurer la magie de la Sérénissime sur scène et depuis la France ! « Titizé » est un spectacle dédié et créé à Venise l'été dernier, au Teatro Goldoni. Après avoir enchanté 15 000 spectateurs, ce « rêve vénitien » démarre sa tournée et fait sa grande 1ère française au Théâtre le 13ème art à Parigi ! Vous avez jusqu'au 6 avril pour vous offrir cette échappée belle onirique en Vénétie qui fait s'entremêler les arts du cirque, du théâtre et de l'opéra !Le voyage est le terrain de jeu de la compagnia Finzi Pasca ! C'est en parcourant le monde, en se produisant dans une cinquantaine de pays, depuis 40 ans, que ces artistes vagabonds « collectionnent les histoires qui soignent ». Et à chaque fois, leur poésie circassienne, devenue leur langage à part entière, nous entraine sur les routes de la vie, à leurs côtés !Le « Maestro » suisse-italien qui l'orchestre semble doté d'un pouvoir magique ! Des formes scéniques les plus confidentielles, jusqu'aux cérémonies de Jeux Olympiques qu'il a mises en scène à Turin en 2006 ou Sotchi en 2014, sans oublier les spectacles en collaboration avec le célèbre Cirque du soleil, il nous dépose à chaque fois « une caresse », ce geste d'empathie dont il a fait l'emblème de son théâtre.Bell'ascolto tout en douceur !Conçu, réalisé et présenté par Claire PlantinetMontage Générique : François PraudMusique : Happy Clapping Cinematic Score / PaBlikMM / Envato ElementsCréation visuelle : Thomas JouffritPodcast hébergé par Ausha· L'univers artistique de Daniele Finzi Pasca :Instagram : @danielefinzipasca & @compagniafinzipascaSite Internet : www.finzipasca.com/fr/Retrouvez la dernière création du metteur en scène, « Titizé - Un rêve vénitien » jusqu'au 6 avril, au théâtre le 13ème art, Place d'Italie à Paris.Instagram : @le13emeartSite Internet : www.le13emeart.comAdresse : Centre Commercial Italie Deux, 30 Pl. d'Italie, 75013 ParisTéléphone : 01 48 28 53 53· Les inspirations italiennes de Daniele Finzi Pasca :Le dramaturge italien et qui plus est... vénitien, Carlo Goldoni, qui a donné son nom au Teatro Goldoni di Venezia, le plus ancien théâtre de Venise toujours en activité, où « Titizé » a été créé l'été dernier !Les peintures vénitiennes de l'artiste Giambattista Tiepolo, source d'inspiration du spectacle !Dario Fo, Roberto Benigni, Massimo Troisi : les comédiens italiens qui maîtrisent l'art de la clownerie avec délicatesse et profondeur !Les œuvres sur Venise : Lire Marco Polo et pourquoi pas sa « Description du monde » (Ed. Le livre de poche), écouter Antonio Vivaldi et regarder « Mort à venise » de Luchino Visconti.· Archives épisodes : © Extraits « Titizé » de la Compagnia Finzi Pasca et BO du spectacle signée Maria Bonzanigo, Artesplorando « Tiepolo: vita e opere in 10 punti », Film « La Vita è Bella » scène de l'ombelico avec Roberto Benigni, Bande annonce spectacle « La Verità » de la Compagnia Finzi Pasca, spectacle « Icaro » avec Daniele Finzi Pasca, spectacle « Corteo » avec le Cirque du soleil, Bande Originale du film « Mort à venise » de Luchino Visconti.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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RETRO ENTRE AMIGOS – 13X07 ¿Pero dónde está mi paga extra??? Saludos a todos los buenos amigos del retro. Tenemos el placer de volver con vosotros en este primaveral mes de Marzo a lo largo de unas tres horitas que han dado para bastante. ¡Como GRAN novedad, decir que en este programa HABLAMOS BASTANTE de videojuegos! Sabemos que os extrañará a todos y que casi casi parecería un “spin off” de REAM… pero NO… aquí estamos debatiendo sesudamente o no sobre el retro y lo remakes. Como muy interesante novedad, en la sección “Dragon Today” hemos incluido una entrevista hecha por el ínclito Joe Morgan nada mas y nada menos que a SALVA CANTERO. ¡En ella nos cuenta cosas muy muy interesantes! ¡¡No os lo podeis perder!! Como película del mes… el afrancesado compañero Thierry nos acerca el filme “I como Icaro”. Un título de cine MUY francés que no dejará a nadie indiferente. En la sección “Os traigo un Juego”, repasamos el título M.I.A. (Missing in Action) que nos aporta el joven Espetero. Por fin un titulo absolutamente arcade se asoma a nuestra indiscreta ventana de REAM con sus espectaculares modelos en traje de camuflaje liberando a prisioneros alucinados… no se puede ser mas 80s ¡!. Toooooooooooodo esto…. Y muuuuuuuuuucho menos. Regados de buen vino y buena compañía para una tarde entre amigos. Siéntate a nuestra mesa y brinda con nosotros. Retrosaludos Josua Ckultur & La Alegre Pandilla

Sondra Witt Burch, age 88, passed away peacefully Saturday, December 7, 2024. The day prior had been a day of love, laughter, and tears, surrounded by her loving family. Following a private family burial, a celebration of Sondra's life is scheduled for Wednesday, December 11, 2024, at 2:00PM at Meadowbrook Baptist Church in Robinson, Texas with visitation for family and friends immediately following the service. Sondra was born in Waco, Texas on March 27, 1936, to George Cleveland, Sr., and Virginia Craven Witt. She was a lifelong Waco resident and loved her community. She often reminisced about her family home on Washington Ave and the many mischievous escapades she and her brother Cleveland would get into as children and teens. As a young girl, Sondra and her mother Virginia knitted sweaters for WWII soldiers and entertained local soldiers from the USO by playing piano and organ duets and serving food in their home. During the Waco tornado of 1953, Sondra was having her senior portraits made at the studio of Jimmy Willis. These proofs were found 30 years later by Mr. Willis and personally delivered to the then Sondra Burch. Sondra attended Waco High School where she fell in love with her high school sweetheart, Jackson Bryce Burch and they married June 4, 1955. Sondra and Jack shared 53 wonderful years until Jack's passing in 2008. As newlyweds, Jack served his country in the USAF. While stationed in Germany, Sondra's fondest memories were being a member of the Officer's Wives Club and the birth of her firstborn son, Bryce. Sondra continued her love of service to others by helping organize projects to aid refugees during the Hungarian Revolution. Upon returning to the states, Treacy and Ben arrived six years apart to the day, completing their family. She managed to raise three lively boys while maintaining poise, grace, and style. She was known to bring orange juice or lemonade out to the waste management collectors on occasion! Sondra was proud of her heritage and the Waco community. She served on numerous placements through Junior League of Waco. Service was her gift, and she spent countless hours on local committees and Boards of Director including Waco Cotton Palace, United Way, Hedonia Club, Red Cross, Hillcrest Baptist Hospital Auxiliary, Providence Park Auxiliary, and many more. She coordinated blood drives, created Adopt A Grandparent programs and Adopt A School programs, and organized volunteer services and training through many local agencies. Even in her career choices, Sondra chose areas of service. After 25 years of serving as Director of Volunteer Services for Hillcrest Baptist Hospital she retired in 1997. She didn't stay retired long and subsequently served as Director of Volunteer Services for Family Abuse Center, Director of Volunteer Services for United Way, Director of Human Resources for Brazos Psychiatric Hospital, and Director of Volunteer Services and Community Relations for Christus Regis St. Elizabeth. Jack and Sondra prioritized family and Sunday lunch was expected at the Burch household. Some of the family's most treasured memories are those Sunday lunches, and family vacations to Colorado, Mo Ranch, and grandchildren only trips to New York. Sondra wanted her children and grandchildren to see and experience the world and all that life has to offer. She valued creating memories with each one of them and enjoyed “breaking a few rules” for the sake of fun! Colton and Tanner were introduced to the fine skill and technique of “wrapping” houses in Castle Heights along with Friday night sleepovers and non-parent approved movies at Honey and Papa's. Lottie, Amber, and Braxton were immersed in all thing's “girly” such as dolls, tea parties and pretty dresses. She wanted her children and grandchildren to know that life's rewards come first and foremost from a relationship with Jesus, a good work ethic, and treating people with kindness, love, and respect. Following the devastating loss of her husband Jack and two of her sons, Treacy and Bryce, Sondra found love again with Ross Sams Jr. They were married on March 16, 2010. She often called Ross her Knight in Shining Armor. She and Ross loved to travel when their health permitted. When they were no longer able, they reminisced about the adventures they shared together and “planned” many trips that we all knew would never be taken. Sondra was an avid Lady Bears Basketball and Baylor Football fan, a Dallas Mavericks fan, and she grew to love Texas Longhorn Football, Ross's alma mater. Sondra and Ross both suffered the devastating effects of cognitive impairment (dementia) in their later years. As their respective impairments advanced and health declined, it became necessary for Sondra to move to an environment with caregivers who could provide compassionate, empathic, and loving care, as this could not be provided in her home. She spent her final years at Arbor House where she was known as their very own “Georgia Peach”! Sondra flourished under their loving and specialized care and the staff quickly became family. She loved each one of them and we cannot thank them enough for taking care of “Honey.” Sondra expressed her unwavering love for Ross until her death. As with Sondra, we take great comfort knowing that when Ross entered heaven, his body was healed, his mind was restored, and all truths revealed. We know that they loved each other dearly. Sondra was a true “Southern Lady,” full of class and character. She was often compared to the late Audrey Hepburn who spoke the following words… “The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It's the caring that she lovingly gives, the passion that she shows, and the beauty of a woman only grows with passing years.” Sondra often exhibited this beauty in her kindness to others. She was the perfect hostess and became Pen Pals with many of the children of her close friends while they were away at college or in the military. She had a most giving heart and a beautiful soul. Sondra is preceded in death by her parents; her two husbands, Jackson Bryce Burch Sr., and Ross Martin Sams Jr.; two sons, Treacy Andrew Burch, and Jackson Bryce Burch Jr; and brother and sister-in-law, George Cleveland, Jr., and Martha Witt. Sondra is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Ben and Genie Burch; daughter-in-law, Tracy Burch Thompson and husband Darrell; sister-in-law, Catherine Burch Bass; grandchildren, Lottie Bullock and husband BJ, Amber Araiza and husband Icaro, Colton Burch and wife Meighann, Tanner Burch, and Braxton Burch; 6 great grandchildren; many nieces and nephews; as well as her lifelong friends Betty Williams, Margie Allen, and Pat Dicorte. Sondra's grandchildren and their spouses will serve as honorary pallbearers. At Sondra's request, memorials may be made in her memory to, Meadowbrook Baptist Church Youth and Children's Ministry Camp Scholarship Fund. The following Ralph Waldo Emerson quote was found written in Sondra's handwriting. “To laugh often and much, to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends, to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition, to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived…This is to have succeeded.” Honey, you have succeeded! Till we meet again… Celebration Services and visitation are pending at this time. Please check back for updated information.Sondra's family invites you to leave a message or memory on her "Tribute Wall" at www.WHBfamily.com.

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"The plants are always turning everything upside down because our culture is upside down." -- Mee Ok Icaro EPISODE SUMMARY: In this episode of Unraveling Adoption, I, Beth Syverson, welcome back Mee Ok Icaro, a previous guest who has shared her profound insights on adoption and healing through plant medicine. This episode is particularly special as we recorded as we prepared for an ayahuasca retreat in Costa Rica, where I participated in my first ceremony under Mee Ok's guidance. We begin by discussing our feelings as the retreat approaches. I express my excitement mixed with a hint of fear, acknowledging that this experience is far outside my comfort zone. Mee Ok shares her own anticipation and the unique challenges of leading a retreat for the first time, emphasizing the importance of focusing on personal healing rather than taking on the burdens of others. Mee Ok elaborates on the concept of leadership in the context of plant medicine, contrasting it with traditional views. She explains that true leadership often involves humility and a willingness to learn from others, rather than a desire for power or control. This perspective shifts the narrative around what it means to guide others in their healing journeys. As we delve deeper into the preparations for the retreat, we discuss the rigorous dieta we have both been following. This dieta involves strict dietary and behavioral restrictions designed to prepare our bodies and minds for the transformative experience ahead. I share my struggles with giving up my phone and certain foods items and the impact of reducing external stimuli on my mental clarity and emotional well-being. Mee Ok and I also touch on the broader implications of accessibility to plant medicine, particularly for marginalized communities. We discuss the challenges faced by individuals from lower-income backgrounds in accessing these healing modalities and the need for a more equitable approach as psychedelics become more mainstream. Throughout the episode, we reflect on the importance of integration and preparation in the healing process. I share my personal journey with ketamine treatment and how it has helped me move away from antidepressants, highlighting the significance of active engagement in one's healing journey rather than passively relying on substances. As we conclude, we express our excitement for the upcoming retreat and the potential for profound transformation. We plan to record a follow-up episode after the retreat to share our experiences and insights gained during this journey. Join us as we explore the complexities of adoption, healing, and the transformative power of plant medicine in this thought-provoking episode. ===============

ZackieL takes us on a profound exploration of music, dance, and ancestral healing. Describing his unique sound as "folkloric global soul," he shares how his music serves as a devotional practice, rooted deeply in ancestral connections. As ZackieL delves into the transformative power of music, he reveals its capacity to facilitate healing, both for himself and his audience. He eloquently articulates the process of tapping into flow states and liminal spaces, where music becomes a conduit for profound spiritual experiences. Throughout the conversation, ZackieL reflects on his travels, touching upon shamanic practices, spirit possession, and the transcendent nature of qawwali music. He highlights the resurgence of ancient healing modalities in Western contexts, emphasising the pivotal role of women as mediators between the seen and unseen worlds. The episode delves into the mesmerising world of trance dance, drumming, and chanting, exploring how these practices entrain brainwaves and promote holistic well-being. ZackieL also shares his insights on the liberating expression of sexual energy through music and dance, celebrating the richness of human experience and aliveness. ZackieL courageously confronts the legacy of colonialism, acknowledging the need for cultural reparations and an awareness of white privilege within the well-being and therapy realms. He underscores the importance of decolonial healing and the deep work required to address systemic misogyny and exploitation. The conversation culminates in a profound discussion on Ayahuasca ceremonies, where ZackieL illuminates the transformative power of the Icaro, describing them as "spiritual surgery" for the soul. Through his compelling narrative, listeners are invited to embark on a journey of introspection, healing, and collective transformation. ZackieL leaves us with a powerful vision of a future where music, dance, and healing are woven into the fabric of everyday life, fostering connection, community, and profound inner growth. --- ZackieL is a multidisciplinary visionary singer/songwriter and artist, and plays the guitar, percussion and handpan.  He is a field recordist studies in ethnomusicology, event organiser & MC, fire keeper, and spoken word poet and storywriter.  He's hosted and headlined a plothora of events worldwide.  He recently went to the Peruvian Amazon as a field recordist for Universal Pictures.  He spent many weeks living with the Shioibo-Conibo traditional healers, recording and learning the practices of Icaros, which can be described as medicine songs performed in ayahuasca ceremonies. One of these recordings is featured on the award-winning film Tar featuring Cate Blanchett.   He is a long-standing member of the Village101 Community Interest Company which is a black-led arts organisation and cultural initiative dedicated to Reclaiming the Narrative through innovative art, decolonial education, and regenerative culture. ZackieL's first single Wild|Wise was released on the 31st March. The second single SOLACE will be released alongside the official music video at the end of April, and the full SOLACE, The EP at the end of May. Visionary Singer+Songliner, Multi-Instrumentalist - Global Soul Folkloric - Events - Available for Bookings- Field Recorder/Ethnomusicologist: Follow:  @_ZackieL_ FB: Zackiel Lewis-Griffiths www.zachielmusic.com --- The Psychedelic Couch is hosted by Clare Faulkner, a Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist and Certified Psycho-Sexologist.  Follow The Psychedelic Couch on Instagram at @thepsychedelicouch  Follow Clare on Instagram at @clarefaulknertherapy   

Send us a textEn este episodio nos adentramos en una narración teñida por arte, mitología, clima, suelos, etc. Una charla sobre aromas, experiencias y sobre los elementos que no pueden faltar en un Hypervino. Jose Durand nos invita a hacer una pausa y a escuchar lo que los vinos de Bodegas Icaro le quieren contar al mundo del vino.Si te gustó este episodio, compártelo con más foodies y síguenos en instagram @kuakocinanomada. ¡Gracias por escuchar!

“Psychedelics can offer a portal to other consciousnesses and open spaces beyond our regular reality.” -- Mee Ok Icaro (adoptee) “Psychedelics can be a powerful tool for deep work and accessing feelings”. - Leslie Pate Mackinnon (birth mom) “Psychedelics can lead to transformative experiences, dividing life into before and after the journey.” -- Beth Syverson (adoptive parent)    *********** All adoption constellation members (adoptees, birth/first parents, adoptive parents, and other allies) are invited to a Medicine Circle on July 7, 2024, led by Mee Ok Icaro and hosted by Unraveling Adoption. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/medicine-circle-for-the-adoption-constellationwith-mee-ok-icaro-tickets-925600595297  *********** Episode Summary: In this episode, we are joined by two previous guests, Leslie Pate Mackinnon and Mee Ok Icaro, to discuss the role of sacred plant medicine in their personal healing journeys and its potential to bring the adoption community together. Leslie, a birth mother, shares her experience of coming out of the adoption fog and how plant medicine has helped her access deep-seated trauma, both psychological and physical. She emphasizes the importance of doing thorough research, having a support system in place, and being open to sharing one's authentic self within the adoption community. Mee Ok, a Korean adoptee, highlights the transformative power of plant medicine in connecting with her ancestry and understanding the interconnectedness of her lineage. She emphasizes the need for adoptees to have a voice in the adoption narrative and the importance of collective healing within the community. Beth, an adoptive mother, shares her journey of exploring plant medicine as a means of healing her own trauma and supporting her son through his struggles. She reflects on the role of adoptive parents in collaborating with adoptees and birth parents to create a more compassionate and understanding adoption community. The conversation delves into the challenges and rewards of integrating plant medicine into the adoption healing process, emphasizing the need for compassion, understanding, and collaboration among all members of the adoption constellation. The guests discuss the importance of personal healing as a foundation for collective healing and the potential for plant medicine to facilitate deeper connections and empathy within the adoption community. As the episode concludes, the guests offer insights and advice for individuals interested in exploring plant medicine within the context of adoption, encouraging a mindful and intentional approach to healing and fostering unity within the adoption community. The episode serves as a reminder of the power of compassion, understanding, and shared experiences in promoting healing and growth within the adoption community. ============== RESOURCES: Mee Ok's contact information: Connect with Mee Ok through her website: https://holdingcompassionate.space/ Find out about Mee Ok's November 2024 ayahuasca retreat at Soltara in Costa Rica: https://holdingcompassionate.space/soltara-retreat/ Follow Mee Ok:  on Substack: meeok.substack.com  on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dasmeeok  and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dasmeeok/ Leslie's contact information: Reach Leslie through her website: https://lesliepatemackinnon.com/ Follow Leslie on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063478541379   Other resources mentioned in this episode: Read Michael Pollan's book, How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence: https://amzn.to/4cehIZF Soltara Healing Center (Costa Rica): https://tinyurl.com/meeok - use MEEOK at checkout for a $200 discount.  Indigenous Medicine Declaration summarized by Mee Ok Icaro: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tttSgW6k9Lfvj3KtPrYJXPJ8jjO_b6QV/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117433279134255670011&rtpof=true&sd=true Hear Mee Ok's previous Unraveling Adoption podcast episode, “Ayahuasca for Transforming Trauma and Pain with Mee Ok Icaro”: https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/28697873 Hear Leslie's previous Unraveling Adoption podcast episode, “A Birth Mother's Perspective with Leslie Pate Mackinnon”: https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/25530480   Other Resources: APtitude Support Group for Adoptive Parents Facing Adoption's Challenges: http://UnravelingAdoption.com/APtitude Other Parents Like Me - http://oplm.com Heather Ross - Life Coaching for Parents who have a child struggling with addiction: https://heatherrosscoaching.com/ ==============

Mee Ok Icaro (pronounced “Mee Oak Ee-car-oh”), is a unique and powerful voice in the world of visionary medicine and personal growth. As a Writer, Book Doula, Sacred Medicine Advisor and Integration Specialist, Life Purpose Coach and Guide, Mee Ok is dedicated to helping individuals heal and find their path in life. Skilled in Gabor Maté's Compassionate Inquiry approach, a method she has personally integrated for over a decade to transform her own life, she integrates many teachings from a variety of traditions, from ancient to modern.With a passion for writing and a talent for prose, Mee Ok is an award-winning stylist and poet. Her work has appeared in notable publications like the LA Times, Boston Globe Magazine, and Michael Pollan's Trips Worth Telling anthology. She was even featured in Gabor Maté's New York Times bestseller The Myth of Normal and the Netflix docuseries [Un]Well. With over a decade of experience working with ayahuasca and dieting seven master plants, Mee Ok is curing a near-fatal autoimmune disease, scleroderma, and is dedicated to helping others heal and recover their birthright of authenticity and truth.Mee Ok holds a BA in Philosophy from Boston University and an MFA in Creative Nonfiction, and has studied the history of sexuality and medicine at Harvard. She is currently in the process of being initiated in her own indigenous tradition of Korean shamanism (mudang) and as an ayahuasquera in the Shipibo lineage. With a diverse set of passions, including racial and disability equity, adoptee advocacy, social justice, film, literature, doggies, and drag, Mee Ok is a curious soul with a wealth of knowledge and experience she loves to share. To learn more about her writing and work, visit Mee-ok.comWebsite: https://holdingcompassionate.space/Music by Corey Quinn

La mitología griega tiene un segundo y muy especial capítulo en nuestro podcast. Esta vez hablaremos de cómo los griegos imaginaron el inframundo. También contaremos historias de aquellos que quisieron alcanzar el sol con alas de cera y de titanes que nos dejaron el fuego. También hay tiempo para hablar de Jasón y el vellocino de oro. Y al final dejamos la historia de Narciso y la trágica vida de aquellos que solo piensan en sí mismos Notas del episodio: Quieres apoyarnos en el proyecto de podcast DianaUribe.fm El inframundo de los antiguos griegos Icaro volando demasiado cerca del sol El titán que amó a la humanidad: Prometeo La mítica aventura de Jasón y los Argonautas El mito de Narciso y de amores que nos vengan frente al mundoç La influencia de la mitología griega en la psicología moderna ¡Síguenos en nuestras Redes Sociales!  Facebook:   / dianauribe.fm   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianauribef... Twitter: https://twitter.com/dianauribefm?lang=es Pagina web: https://www.dianauribe.fm

I met this incredible woman over a decade ago (ep 87), when she was in a very difficult spot, suffering from constant pain, unable to move or care for herself. She was preparing to die. In the years since, I've seen the light in her grow stronger and stronger. She's recovered from severe scleroderma, written a book about her journey, been profiled on a Netflix series, featured in Gabor Maté's NYT bestseller The Myth of Normal, and continuously explored her inner world with the help of sacred plants (ayahuasca) and other modalities. Her initiation into the world of healing by way of her own near death experience is as authentically “shamanic” as anything I'm aware of in the modern world.You can learn more about the retreat she's leading in Costa Rica here.This video of Mee Ok and Gabor Mate will give you a sense of the incredible journey my friend is taking. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit chrisryan.substack.com/subscribe

La franquicia del Jefe Maestro que demuestra que es más fácil llegar al sol que a mi corazón. ¡Tomen sus dados, carguen sus mandos, acomoden sus fichas y prepárense para los roles, pues ya comienza Calabozos y Controles! ¡Recuerda sintonizarnos todos los jueves, sabemos que no te arrepentirás! Síguenos en nuestras redes y distintas plataformas: ⁠https://linktr.ee/CalabozosyControles⁠ ⁠#podcast⁠ ⁠#Videojuegos⁠ #Halo #Bungie #Microsoft #historia

Welcome back to the Psychedelic Therapy Podcast. I'm your host, Eamon Armstrong. Today on the show, we're welcoming back Tony Moss. Tony is an artist, producer, and member of the Bird Tribe Music Collective. He is also an ayahuasca facilitator with 30 years of experience and has just released a new album, Joy. In today's conversation, we discuss the magic and science of medicine music. We talk about the state of medicine work in 2024, why psychedelics change the way we hear music, and the difference between an Icaro, a medicine song, and other genres. We also explore the hymns of Santa Daime, Tony's gospel-inspired music, and his new album, Joy, which turns unexpected genres into medicine music. Tony is a recording artist, producer, and creative director. Born into a musical family of R&B gospel singers, he was raised in California's psychedelic and spiritual cultures. Inspired by over 25 years of working with plant medicines, Tony combines science, shamanism, and multiple music genres to create music dubbed "Soulful Ceremonial." Timestamps (05:00) - The state of medicine work in 2024 (10:30) - Why do psychedelics change how we hear music (18:30) - The difference between an icaro and a medicine song (29:00) - Some songs are medicine but not medicine music (35:00) - The Hymns of Santo Daime and Tony's own Gospel inspired song Grateful   (42:30) - Does speaking without song work? (50:00) - Tony's album Joy and making medicine music out of unexpected genres Links Tony Moss: Medicine Music Tony Moss (@mosstony) JOY | Tony Moss, Bird Tribe Previous Podcasts Tony Moss (I.AM.LIFE): So You Want to Be a Shaman? From Activist to Ayahuasca Advocate | Tony Moss (Bird Tribe) Ayahuasca for Healing Ancestral Racial Trauma | Tony Moss

When rising rodeo star Chris Joseph loses everything, he must return to his hometown that has been decimated by the '86 oil bust, and figure out who tried to have him killed. Icaro, Texas was produced with the help of the Arizona State University School of Music, Dance & Theatre's Applied Project Grant. This play was directed by Victor Arevalo, you can reach him at victorarevalo77@gmail.com For more information on the composer: https://www.kellydamann.com/ For more information on the writer: https://www.stratontheplaywright.com To commission your own drawing in the style of the cover art: https://www.fiverr.com/jokopratomo872... Cast: Dane Futrell as Chris Kayla Santos as Penny Kaitlyn Kief as Allie Jaden Parker as Kevin Additional voices from: Taylor Brown, Dakota Castro, Wesley Dai, Hannah Hackley, Leroy Hood, Garret Jaeger, Katherine Campbell Rossi, Tyler Rossi, James Smith, and Stephen Wykle   Learn more at StratonThePlaywright.com   We would like to thank our Atlanta Fringe Audio sponsor Could Be Pretty Cool, a production company whose mission is to inspire community building through the arts.    Binge on all of our audio shows at atlantafringe.org/fringe-audio or wherever you enjoy podcasts.

O Ilustríssima Conversa desta semana recebe Luís Fernando Tófoli, professor de psiquiatria da Unicamp e coordenador da Icaro, rede de pesquisa e divulgação sobre a ayahuasca. Tófoli é um dos organizadores de uma coletânea de textos sobre a bebida psicodélica. "Visões Multidisciplinares da Ayahuasca" reúne trabalhos que analisam, entre outros temas, a história do uso do chá no Brasil, as evidências de seu potencial no tratamento de transtornos mentais e seus efeitos no cérebro humano. Na entrevista, Tófoli discute a evolução das pesquisas sobre a ayahuasca e o que se sabe hoje sobre seus efeitos terapêuticos em pacientes com depressão e o que ainda precisa ser investigado. O pesquisador também trata das demandas de povos originários —a ayahuasca, afinal, tem raízes em grupos indígenas da América do Sul— e dos rumos atuais da política de drogas do Brasil. Produção e apresentação: Eduardo Sombini Edição de som: Raphael Concli See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Un podcast di Collina Italiana, ideato e scritto da Eveline Baseggio, con lo scopo di portare l'arte più vicino alla vita di tutti i giorni! Transcript here: https://collinaitaliana.com/ascolta-larte-e-mettila-da-parte/

Do you struggle with your desperate parts? Do you yearn to feel whole? Listen in as Mee Ok shares her learnings on healing body, mind and soul. A particularly dramatic episode - she was given just 5 years to live.Born in Korea, Mee Ok Icaro (pronounced “mēˈōk i'kä'rō”) was renamed “Mandy” by her white, evangelical parents who adopted and raised her in California and Arkansas. After narrowly escaping conversion therapy but unable to avoid sitting next to Sarah Huckabee Sanders in Spanish class, she attended Boston University to study philosophy and the classics, but ended up majoring in partying, sleep, and girls. Ten years later she graduated and worked at Harvard as a research assistant in an office next to Timothy Leary's old digs, while taking courses in history, film, medicine, literature, and German.After being diagnosed with scleroderma and given five years to live, Mee Ok was bedridden for three years until she began drinking ayahuasca, a shamanic brew from the Amazonian jungle, which gave her back her legs. She eventually obtained her MFA in Creative Writing, studying poetry, prose, and drama. Since then, she has been writing, pursuing the path of earth medicines, and trying to become the person she was meant to be.https://www.facebook.com/dasmeeokhttps://twitter.com/dasmeeokhttps://www.instagram.com/dasmeeokHoldingCompassionate.spaceMee-ok.com Guests and the host are not (unless mentioned) licensed pscyho-therapists and speak from their own opinion only. Seek qualified advice if you need help.

¡Descubre la fascinante vida y carrera del icónico cantautor latino Franco De Vita en un nuevo episodio de Mini Biografía, aquí en Vinyl Radio! Desde sus humildes comienzos en Caracas hasta su ascenso a la fama internacional, acompáñanos en un viaje emocionante a través de los hitos y momentos más destacados de la vida de este talentoso músico. Exploraremos sus primeros pasos en la música, su llegada a Nueva York en busca de oportunidades, y cómo logró consolidarse como uno de los artistas más influyentes de la música latina. Conoceremos los álbumes y canciones que marcaron su trayectoria, desde su debut con "Icaro" hasta sus aclamados éxitos como "Un buen perdedor", "Te amo" y "Si la ves". Además, descubriremos la madurez artística de De Vita a lo largo de los años, su participación en eventos de renombre y su impacto en la industria musical. Desde sus primeros álbumes hasta su legado actual, exploraremos cómo su música ha resonado en los corazones de millones de personas en todo el mundo. ¡No te pierdas este episodio especial dedicado a uno de los grandes de la música latina! Escúchalo ahora en el perfil de Vinyl Radio y sumérgete en la vida y obra de Franco De Vita.

Jim & Pat's Glasgow West End Chat - Episode 101 Dr Elisa Segnini and Rodrigo Hernandez Gomez chat to Pat about the exhibition ‘Masks We Wear' Today Pat chats to Dr Elisa Segnini from the University of Glasgow and Rodrigo Hernandez Gomez from Hyndland Secondary School's, Art Department. Elisa and Rodrigo talk about their exhibition ‘Masks We Wear' - currently on at at University of Glasgow, Advanced Research Centre - until the 6th of April 2024.  That's where we came across the exhibition and it was so good that we just had to meet them - tell the world about their work and the work of the talented pupils. The masks were created by S3 and S5 pupils at the school.  You can catch the exhibition until 6th April, 2024 at University of Glasgow, Advanced Research Centre. The couple came along with their lovely sons Icaro (7yrs) and Cosimo (4yrs) - they watched a cartoon - if you hear a noise in the background - that's them playing together in the next room. Links Pat's Guide To Glasgow West End Read the feature on 'Masks We Wear' Advanced Research Centre at Glasgow University Music by Jim Byrne

Una agradable charla con Fabian Espinosa, apasionado del vino y experto en análisis de mercado. Ha encontrado su pasión en el mundo del vino y nos platica cómo es que una bodega como Icaro con su creador Jose Durand, ha logrado transmitir lo que es un Hipervino.Si te gustó este episodio, compártelo con más foodies y síguenos en instagram @kuakocinanomada. ¡Gracias por escuchar!

In discussion with Dr. Eleonora Teplinsky, covering the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium 2023 Highlights from Community Oncology perspective. We covered 4 important practice informing studies with Dr. Teplinsky: - NSABP B-51 – Loco-regional Irradiation in Patients with Biopsy-proven Axillary Node Involvement at Presentation Who Become Pathologically Node Negative After Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy - IDEA Update – Five-year Outcomes of the IDEA trial of Endocrine Therapy Without Radiotherapy After Breast-Conserving Surgery for Postmenopausal Patients Aged 50-69 With Genomically-Selected Favorable Stage I Breast Cancer - ICARO - Nodal Burden and Nodal Recurrence in Patients With Isolated Tumor Cells After Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Treated with Axillary Dissection or Nodal Radiation - Keynote-522 Update - Event Free Survival with neoadjuvant and adjuvant pembrolizumab in TNBC

In this profound episode of “How to Be Happier for Entrepreneurs,” we embark on a transformative journey with our extraordinary guest, Mee Ok Icaro. Join us as Mee Ok shares her powerful story of how Ayahuasca, a sacred plant medicine, became her lifeline when conventional medicine fell short. Learn about the profound healing experiences and insights she gained from Ayahuasca, which ultimately led her to a path of wellness and purpose. While we touch upon writing, the heart of this episode explores the incredible healing potential of Ayahuasca, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking holistic well-being and personal growth.   Key takeaways to listen for: Transformative power of writing and its role in healing and growth Ayahuasca: How it can lead to the path to healing The connection between childhood trauma and serious illness Why it's crucial to explore transformative ways for personal growth Mee Ok's multifaceted approach to fostering lasting change   Resources: The Myth of Normal by Gabor Maté MD | Kindle, Paperback, and Hardcover The Secret History by Donna Tartt | Kindle, Audiobook, and Paperback   About Mee Ok Icaro Mee Ok Icaro is an award-winning literary prose stylist and occasional poet. She is the winner of the inaugural Prufer Poetry Prize, runner-up in the Prairie Schooner Creative Nonfiction Contest, and a finalist for the Scott Merrill Award for poetry and the Annie Dillard Award for Creative Nonfiction. Her writing has appeared, or is forthcoming, in the LA Times, Boston Globe Magazine, Georgia Review, Massachusetts Review, Bennington Review, River Teeth, Michael Pollan's “Trips Worth Telling” anthology, and elsewhere. She is also featured in [Un]Well on Netflix and is attempting to write a memoir.    Connect with Mee Ok Website: MEE-OK | 미옥   Connect With Us Schedule a call and find your level of happiness by taking your self-love quiz at www.BradChandler.com/contact.   Join How to be Happier - For Entrepreneurs | Private Facebook Group https://mc.bradchandler.com/grouppc_bradc.   Follow Brad on Social Media! Facebook Page: Brad Chandler Coaching  Instagram: @bradchandlercoaching Twitter: @lbchandler1 TikTok: bradchandler6 YouTube Channel: Brad Chandler  

Reserve your FREE ticket to the Sacred Plant Medicine for Healing the Adoption Constellation webinar featuring Mee Ok as one of the panelists, December 3 at 1pm PST: https://healingadoptiontrauma.eventbrite.com   When you're in the margins and outside of the dominant narrative, you're very aware of what is just taken for granted. - Mee Ok Icaro A transformative journey unfolds as Mee Ok, a Korean transnational adoptee, embraces the healing power of Ayahuasca, finding dramatic physical healing, challenging her beliefs, and finding spiritual growth amidst the risks and rewards of this sacred plant medicine. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover the transformative power of Ayahuasca on one's healing journey. Explore cultural assimilation in the context of sacred plant medicines. Learn about how sacred plant medicines (psychedelics) can treat and cure autoimmune diseases. Understand the profound connection between the mind and body, and how it impacts physical ailments. Explore the responsible and ethical use of sacred plant medicines for personal growth and healing. ===============

Paolo Repetto"Martini, Melotti. Un arco dello spirito" Mostra aperta fino al 7 gennaio 2024A cura di Fabrizio Malachin e Paolo RepettoCivico Museo Archeologico, Acqui TermeIl Comune di Acqui Terme presenta la mostra antologica “Martini e Melotti. Un arco dello spirito” negli spazi del Civico Museo Archeologico di Acqui Terme, cui si aggiunge un breve itinerario in città.L'esposizione, a cura di Fabrizio Malachin e Paolo Repetto con il coordinamento di Laura Garbarino, rappresenta un inedito confronto fra due assoluti protagonisti della scultura italiana del ‘900: Arturo Martini (Treviso, 1889 - Milano, 1947) e Fausto Melotti (Rovereto, 1901 – Milano, 1986). La mostra, organizzata da ComitArt in collaborazione con la Fondazione Fausto Melotti di Milano, il Museo Luigi Bailo di Treviso e la Fondazione Casa di Riposo “J. Ottolenghi” di Acqui Terme, sarà aperta al pubblico da sabato 7 ottobre 2023 a lunedì 7 gennaio 2024. Il percorso espositivo riunisce 57 opere tra bronzi, terrecotte, ceramiche, lavori in ottone e tecniche miste ed è preziosa occasione per raccontare la profonda sintonia artistica che legò Arturo Martini e Fausto Melotti. La mostra prende il titolo da un passaggio del volume La scultura lingua morta (1945), testamento artistico di Martini in cui lo scultore esprime la propria speranza in una rinascita della scultura: “Fa' che io serva solo a me stessa. Fa' di me un arco dello spirito”, è l'appello che la scultura rivolge all'artista.Il percorso si dipana lungo due tracce tematiche, che accomunano Martini e Melotti: da una parte, la convivenza fra la fede cristiana e l'influenza dell'antichità classica e, dall'altra, l'amore per la musica. Il desiderio di spiritualità condiviso dai due scultori si concretizza, nelle loro opere, nella rivisitazione delle radici culturali della nostra civiltà, in particolare quelle greche e romane. Il connubio fra cristianità e antichità classica emerge nitidamente nella produzione di Martini selezionata per la mostra: dai lavori maggiormente caratterizzati dalla fascinazione classica – come la piastrella decorativa in terraglia smaltata Icaro (1910-1911) e la scultura in bronzo Saffo (1937-1943) – si passa a sculture che rievocano vividamente l'iconografia cristiana, come il gesso del Figliuol Prodigo (1913-1914), il gesso di Adamo ed Eva (1913-1914) e la terracotta Annunciazione (1927).Altrettanto forte è il legame di Fausto Melotti con la mitologia greca – restituito attraverso opere come la terracotta Demetra (1943) e la Kore in ceramica smaltata policroma (1954) – e con l'immaginario cristiano – rievocato in lavori come la ceramica smaltata policroma Madonna con Bambino (1946 circa), l‘Annunciazione (1973) e la composizione scultorea Lazzaro (1980), che combina elementi in ottone, tessuto e gesso.Comune ai due artisti è pure la fascinazione nei confronti della musica. Il sogno di Arturo Martini di divenire musicista è testimoniato nel percorso espositivo dalla presentazione della prima edizione di Contemplazioni, libro pubblicato nel 1918 e composto soltanto da piccoli rettangoli neri disposti su fogli bianchi, alfabeto indecifrabile e misterioso come uno spartito musicale.La musica emerge forte anche nell'arte di Fausto Melotti che, a partire dal 1930 – compiuti gli studi di pianoforte – comincia a plasmare sfere, volumi di luce e linee in un ordine libero e aereo che rievoca l'andamento musicale. È in quest'ottica che nascono opere come Tema e variazioni III, Variazione n. 6 (1969/1984); Contrappunto Piano (1973) e Contrappunto XIV (1983). Ispirandosi alle costruzioni contrappuntistiche di Bach, Melotti crea uno spazio rigoroso dove le linee in movimento e i giochi di tensione e distensione nascono secondo un ordine insieme geometrico e astratto.La mostra è accompagnata da un catalogo edito da GLI ORI, di 112 pagine, e da un ciclo di appuntamenti a cura di Alessandro Martini e Maurizio Francesconi. IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

My name is Straton Rushing. I am the producer and writer for "Icaro, Texas". A radio play about the '86 oil bust, bull riding, and reconciliation. I hope you enjoy it. cw: Alchoholism No transcript available. https://stratontheplaywright.com

Re-release of episode 6. 

"Não levante a espada sobre a cabeça de quem te pediu perdão." Machado de Assis Intro: Ponte Preta campeã Músicas: Driven - The Sound Of Silence (2003) Ursolino https://www.youtube.com/@brasabasescast597 Icaro https://youtu.be/0b0jeFh8Lao

Silvia Romani"Biennale Democrazia"https://biennaledemocrazia.itBiennale Democrazia, giovedì 23 marzo 2023, ore 18:00Palazzo Madama, Sala Feste, Torino"La libertà di volare" con Silvia Romani e Alice BorgnaA mezzo fra il mondo degli dèi e quello degli uomini, l'aria è, dai tempi del mito, lo spazio della libertà, ma anche del suo annientamento – e il volo lo strumento di ricerca di un equilibrio perfetto e senza peso fra due universi. Icaro, Fetonte ne sono i protagonisti. E il loro progetto rivoluzionario di viaggiare negli spazi siderali li ha resi l'emblema di quella navigazione che è insieme tensione verso l'immortalità e rinuncia senza compromessi alla vita, rottura del limite e presa di coscienza della finitezza del mondo degli umani.Prenota il tuo postohttps://www.vivaticket.com/it/ticket/la-liberta-di-volare/203173Silvia Romani insegna Mitologia, Religioni del mondo classico e Antropologia del mondo classico all'Università Statale di Milano. Ha pubblicato numerosi contributi dedicati soprattutto all'immaginario, religioso, antropologico e mitico, delle donne nella cultura greca. Fra i suoi saggi, per Raffaello Cortina, con Giulio Guidorizzi, In viaggio con gli dei (2019), Il mare degli dei (2021) e La Sicilia degli dei (2022) e, per Einaudi, Il mito di Arianna (2015), Una passeggiata nell'Aldilà (con Tommaso Braccini, 2017) e Saffo, la ragazza di Lesbo (2022). È autrice di libri per ragazzi (Iliade, Odissea, I miti greci).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

“Minha Pátria é Minha Família.” Essa é uma frase repetida constantemente por Ícaro de Carvalho nas redes sociais. Dentre os tantos papéis que o empresário desenvolve, o mais importante deles é o de marido e pai de família. Por isso hoje ele é o nosso convidado no último episódio da “Série Relacionamentos” . Nossos hosts Caio Carneiro e Fabi Sawaya abordaram temas como casamento, filhos, mentalidade empreendedora e seus desafios, equilíbrio nas diferentes fases da vida e as mudanças ao longo das gerações. Ouça e compartilhe o episódio nas redes sociais. Hosts: @caiocarneiro e @fabisawaya Convidado: @icarode.carvalho Siga o Fodcast no Instagram: https://instagram.com/fod.cast Cadastre-se no VENDE-C NEWS: https://vende-c.com/news/ Até a próxima segunda!

Welcome back to The Multidimensional Journey Podcast everyone! Thank you for everyone's continued support! Episode 213: Hamilton Souther, Ayahuascero, Visionary, Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker, Inventor, & Incredible Human Wow! I am so, so excited for today's guest! I have been following Hamilton's work since 2016 and I cannot wait for you to go on this journey with us (no Ayahuasca required). I originally found out about his work by watching the documentary Metamorphosis on youtube (link below) and have always been intrigued by his initial awakening and impressed by his dedication to the path of Ayahuasca. In this episode: Hamilton takes us through his initial journey of his awakening, initially working with trance states before ever working with Ayahuasca to his very first experience with Ayahuasca, to how he commands a room as an Ayahuascero, we also get into what he is currently creating with new offerings at Blue Morpho (including a new Dieta center as well as training & mentorship for Ayahuasca) + lots on his new startups with NFTs, Crypto, & Web 3. You will want to listen to the end as Hamilton graces us with an Icaro (amazing by the way). Thank you Hamilton again for being on the podcast! Please, please, please check out all his offerings below! I just purchased a couple of his books and already on a journey with just his words on a page, amazing! I recommend The Journey of One & The Mystical Secrets of Ayahuasca Part 2 & Metamorphosis on YouTube. All links below & thank you again Hamilton for your wisdom, courage, & incredible heart, & everything you are doing for Humanity

Mac Allister, Maldini, Filippini, Icaro e Mbappé. Tutto in questa puntata.

Sweet Marosa, you had me look at all the times I've been hurt, & sit with deep sadness, grief, loss, abandonment, boundary violations, disrespect & dishonorable treatment from others & broken heartedness. I've forgiven them & myself. I saw how & where my walls of protection were built & how to let them down, one by one. I now feel a full-bodied certainty of value in this world & feel available to experience & share my love in healthy ways. I feel a sense of deep belonging in this world & confidence in myself. My heart is mended, softened & has turned into a luminescent red rose. I see the beauty & power that resides within me & how it's always been there. Gracias Marosa for your medicine, the spirit of love. In this audio I am right next to Marosa in the jungle singing to her. You might hear the sounds of the Peruvian jungle in the background. (The Shamanic Dieta: Where does a shaman get their knowledge and ability to heal others? From the spirits of the plants. How do they get this? From a tradition called a Dieta. This is a practice that is necessary for one to become a plant doctor. It is a process that invites the spirit of a plant to merge with your body and spirit, work as an ally to teach, give power & knowledge to heal others. How is this done? Dieting a plant requires undergoing a level of suffering. It involves looking at the shadow & it involves fasting food for a certain amount of time, eating a simple bland diet & being removed from all stimulation so one can mediate & concentrate on the plant spirit, building a relationship with it. This Icaro was gifted to me by Marosa after dieting w her in Peru this October.)

Como fazer com que os consumidores se tornem fãs da sua marca? E a tecnologia tem feito a publicidade deixar de trabalhar com a persuasão para lidar com a manipulação? O programa Mídia e Marketing desta semana recebe Icaro Doria, copresidente e chefe de criação da agência DM9. No papo, Icaro ainda fala sobre a importância das marcas se autoconhecerem e sobre sua carreira nos Estados Unidos. “A publicidade é uma das carreiras mais honestas que existe: você declara desde o começo que está ali para vender alguma coisa para alguém”.

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Matteo Campagnoli"Babel Festival"EkphrasisDal 15 al 18 Settembre, Bellinzonahttps://www.babelfestival.com/Termine poco noto, quasi da addetti ai lavori, la parola greca ekphrasis – composta da ek, “fuori”, e phràzo, “parlare, descrivere” – abbraccia diversi significati che si propagano come onde concentriche dal suo nucleo etimologico.Per gli oratori antichi era un descrivere che presenta in modo vivido il soggetto del discorso davanti agli occhi di chi ascolta. Nell'accezione più corrente, è la descrizione poetica di un'opera pittorica o scultorea: sono i centotrenta versi con cui Omero forgia lo scudo di Achille, è Auden sulla Caduta di Icaro di Bruegel. Ma ekphrasis è anche il “visibile parlare” dell'arte medievale che predica in immagini, è un romanzo trasposto in pellicola, è poesia danzata, melodia dipinta.L'ekphrasis è interazione, relazione, ibridazione, anelito, sconfinamento. È insieme il frutto di un contagio e il risultato di una sfida: è arte che genera altre arti. L'ekphrasis parla più lingue simultaneamente, vive tra-i-linguaggi. L'ekphrasis è traduzione. L'ekphrasis è babelica.Babel Ekphrasis invita autori e autrici la cui scrittura si nutre fortemente di altre arti, e artiste e artisti che operano tra più arti, declinando la propria ricerca nel maggior numero di forme possibili.La diciassettesima edizione si intitola "Babel Ekphrasis" e invita autori e autrici la cui scrittura si nutre fortemente di altre arti, e artiste e artisti che operano tra più arti, accostando ai dialoghi in teatro una rassegna cinematografica, un concerto, un DJ set, due mostre d'arte, gli incontri Industry per operatori culturali, un laboratorio di scrittura nella lingua adottiva e quattro laboratori di traduzione letteraria.Dopo l'edizione 2021 dedicata a Babele, alla diaspora, alla moltiplicazione delle lingue e alla nascita della traduzione, nel 2022 Babel riflette su un altro caposaldo del festival: il rapporto tra la scrittura e le altre arti.Babel Ekphrasis invita autori e autrici la cui scrittura si nutre fortemente di altre arti, e artiste e artisti che operano tra più arti, accostando ai dialoghi in teatro una rassegna cinematografica, un concerto, un DJ set, due mostre d'arte, gli incontri Industry per operatori culturali, un laboratorio di scrittura nella lingua adottiva e quattro laboratori di traduzione letteraria.Tra gli ospiti: Jean Echenoz, Mario Martone, Jakuta Alikavazovic, Léonor de Récondo, Frédéric Pajak, Aaron Schuman, Fabienne Radi, Gwenn Rigal, Jérémie Gindre, Donatella Bernardi, Nicola Gardini, Giovanni Maderna, Johanna Schaible, Antonio Rovaldi.Per l'Open Air di venerdì 16 all'Antico Convento delle Agostiniane di Monte Carasso, Nicola Gardini – romanziere, saggista, poeta, pittore, professore di Letteratura italiana e comparata a Oxford, traduttore dall'inglese, dal greco e dal latino – ci parla di ekphrasis nelle sue varie declinazioni. A seguire, Joshua Chiundiza, artista audiovisivo dello Zimbabwe, e Yann Longchamp, DJ e designer interattivo svizzero, presentano Tethered Lines, una performance concepita tra Harare e Ginevra e sviluppata appositamente per Babel Ekphrasis. Il duo esplora la tradizione orale e viaggia nel tempo in una narrazione audiovisiva all'incrocio dei rispettivi patrimoni artistici: un intreccio di linee vocali e sonore che mescola musica mbira, chimurenga e sungurra, ritmi euro-elettronici e flow hip-hop. A seguire, un DJ set di Yann Longchamp.Il festival sarà accompagnato da quattro laboratori di traduzione letteraria: dal francese con Maurizia Balmelli, Nicolò Petruzzella e l'intervento dell'autore Frédéric Pajak; dall'inglese con Franca Cavagnoli; dallo spagnolo con Ilide Carmignani; dal portoghese con Roberto Francavilla. A completare i laboratori, un incontro con Magda Mandelli (Edizioni Casagrande) e Nicolò Petruzzella (L'Orma editore) sul rapporto tra traduttore, revisore e redattore.A fine workshop, gli allievi sosterranno una prova di traduzione: le prove migliori per ogni combinazione linguistica otterranno la commissione di una traduzione dalla rivista multilingue Specimen. The Babel Review of Translations. Tutte le prove riceveranno un feedback.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEAscoltare fa Pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

I got to meet the spirit of Redwood this past July, AKA a shamanic dieta with Rojo Caspi (Redwood). Redwood's teachings and wisdom came through my dreams, through the whispers of nature, meditation and synchronicities during our communion together. I had dreams of my dog & sister dying which felt so real I cried for hours. I had visions during my meditations of red blood washing down a wall, symbolizing the red in redwood, blood, death & beauty in what can come from death. I pulled the death card 3x. Redwood said to me: "I am teaching you about life, death the cycle of life, & rebirth. I hold the maternal energy of the earth. I watch as things die, are reborn and how everything connects and comes together again over years and years of stillness. Everything comes together, and it will be ok. Open your heart and let the walls down. As you remember this you can stand firmly and sturdy though the years. Breathe and trust. Redwood said the path I am on will only get harder & that I have much to learn. It will be a lot to hold, but you can do it. You are not alone. Let the medicine in. The Magician is on intimate terms with death. Death always precedes rebirth and rebirth is your goal." Redwood gifted me this melody many weeks before this dieta, little did I know it was from Redwood. The melody came back and Icaro structure came together all at once during a meditation during the dieta. It made sense why it had to wait until now. I sang it in Ayahuasca ceremony the first time a couple days after. As soon as I started I could feel the room shift. Afterwards one of the passengers told me as he was purging during the Icaro, a space opened up in his heart which has been blocked for many years. Gracias Rojo Caspi for your medicine and thank you for letting me be a vessel for your medicine to come through. 

Ayahuasca icaros, or ikaros, are traditional indigenous Amazonian songs that are performed as accompaniment to sacred plant healing ceremonies. They are musical prayers that embody the powers of spirits of plants and animals, deities, ancestors, and elemental forces. Channeled into this reality by Ayahuasca facilitators and Shamans, they are employed as efficient healing agents, powerful spirit weapons, or ineffable realm creators. Shamans learn icaros through years of training and communing with the plants, whose powers they are to use in healing or divinatory purposes. This training is commonly known as the ‘dieta,' During the ‘dieta,' shamans spend days & weeks in isolation from the community (but, not uncommonly, alongside other shamans in training), fasting on a basic diet which includes rice & plantains with no salt. They commune with the Master Plant once or a few times per day slowly gathering power, insight, and knowledge from the spirit world. Aside from food, they abstain from all other activities as well, leaving ample space for the Master Plant Teacher lessons to come through. Over the course of their training, future shamans slowly establish a strong connection with their plant teachers. As this resonance grows, the dreams, artistic inspiration and aptitude of the shaman diversify and develop as well. At some point, the apprentices are gifted with songs and chants, which they are to use for calling forth the lost souls and their spirit allies, and strengthening or modulating the actions of the plant spirits. I was gifted this haunting Icaro while I dieted an organic version of Agua De Florida. Florida Water is a mixture of several plants and has been used for centuries by healers for protection, cleansing and personal rituals. It is known as the Shaman's cleanse.

Ayahuasca forms the foundation of the indigenous plant medicine traditions of the Western Amazonian Shamanism, but the dieta plays a crucial role in building upon that foundation. It could be considered the support beams of the tradition, upon which the rest of the structure is built. So what is a dieta? In simple terms, a dieta is a contract made between a curandero, or student of curanderismo, and a particular plant spirit. For several days the dieter communes with the plant with no other distractions. No salt, sugar, spices, sex, touching others, electronics, or distractions. Food choices are limited to plantains, veggies and also fish if not vegetarian. The purpose of the dieta is to build a relationship with the plant spirit, and just like with building relationships with other people, the more sincere, honest, and well-intentioned attention a dieter gives to the plant spirit, the better the relationship will be. The spirit of the plant can be felt on subtle levels and dieters can become more aware of those sensations by directing their attention to them. A special bond is formed, a friendship between the dieter and the plant spirit. It is through this friendship that the curandero or student receives benefit from the relationship, the fruits of the dieta. This new friend provides information, guidance, and energy to assist in their personal healing process & can then call in these spirits into Ayahuasca ceremony to assist the passengers in their healing process. When dieting Sequoia last September, I experienced this massive tree as a gentle giant. His spirit was a beautiful purple color and this sweet melody came to me softly as I was looking out the window into the bright sky. As I hummed the melody the words & teachings came shortly after. Sequoia brings a sense of grounding and stability. If you are feeling swept up by life right now, listen to this Icaro to help calm your sweet soul back to your heart. Much love, Colleen

I would like to share an Icaro, (medicine song) that is sung in Ayahuasca ceremony in the Mestizo tradition. I call in 2 trees in for protection, Ayahuma (the cannonball tree), and Lupuna Blanca. Ayahuma is regarded as an immensely grounding master plant that can help you to gain resilience and wisdom through releasing past trauma and stored emotion. The warming protective qualities of the Ayahuma spirit can help us access previously unchartered levels of vulnerability. For me, Ayahuma created a wall of protection around me and is like my tree boyfriend :) representing the Sacred Masculine. Lupuna is one of the biggest trees in the Amazon. It stands tall and proud and reminds us to do the same. Connect to this tree to bring you strength, courage, expansion and self-value. For me, when dieting Lupuna, she brought in sparkling, white magic and helped me connect back to my power.In the song you will hear Spanish lyrics like Poderosa Medicina, which means powerful medicine, Poderoso icaroini, which means powerful icaro, Limpia limpia cuerpocito, which means clean our bodies, Limpia limpia shungoini, clean our hearts, Limpia limpia sentidito, which means clean our thoughts/emotions, and Pura Medicina, which means we are calling in medicine that is pure with love. I recommend to not listen to this icaro while driving. Sending you so much love in your healing journey my friend! Love, Colleen

Summary: If you've listened to this podcast for a while, you know we're crazy about cacao. We discuss our preconceptions of cacao ceremonies thanks mainly to instagram, our own journey with cacao, the surprising results we've seen hosting cacao ceremonies, and a basic blueprint for how to go about facilitating your own cacao circles. Mentioned on this episode:FAR OUT #69 ~ Chocolate Shaman Keith Wilson on Cacao: The Food for the ShiftDiscount link to purchase Keith's CacaoThe Wild WithinUpcoming Offerings:March 29 - 31: Kambo inoculation (Molalla, OR)April  15-17: Kambo Facilitator Training (Greater Portland, OR Area)April 29 - May 1: Women's Gathering in Washington (free to join, location TBD)May 5-9: Wild Within Oregon: AwakenMay 9-13: Kambo Retreat in OregonJuly 5-12: Wild Within Yosemite: InitiationJuly 19-26: Wild Within Yosemite: AdvancedSupport this podcast:Discount link to purchase organic, raw ceremonial-grade cacao ethically sourced in Guatemala (a portion of proceeds support this podcast)Become a patron at: https://www.patreon.com/thefaroutcoupleMake one-time donation with PayPal (our account is aplambeck22@gmail.com)Leave a review on iTunes!Share this episode with a friend! :DConnect with us:Website: www.thefarout.lifeEmail us at info@thefarout.lifeWild Within @ www.thewildwithin.orgCredits:Intro music: "Complicate ya" by Otis McDonaldOutro music: "Running with wise fools" written & performed by Krackatoa (www.krackatoa.com)Podcast photo taken by Celeste during Wild Within's recent Guatemala retreat

Summary: We provide a basic introduction into Kambo. We discuss what Kambo is, how it's applied, who it's for (and who it isn't for), our training and experience and how we work with Kambo in ceremony. Mentioned on this episode:FAR OUT #101 ~ Kambito Kambocito: Surrender to the FrogHeal Your TribeHeal Your Tribe Trainer Profile: Alasdair & Julie-RoxaneUpcoming Offerings:March 29 - 31: Kambo inoculation (Molalla, OR)April  15-17: Kambo Facilitator Training (Greater Portland, OR Area)April 29 - May 1: Women's Gathering in Washington (free to join, location TBD)May 5-9: Wild Within Oregon: AwakenMay 9-13: Kambo Retreat in Oregon (location TBD)July 5-12: Wild Within Yosemite: InitiationJuly 19-26: Wild Within Yosemite: AdvancedSupport this podcast:Discount link to purchase organic, raw ceremonial-grade cacao ethically sourced in Guatemala (a portion of proceeds support this podcast)Become a patron at: https://www.patreon.com/thefaroutcoupleMake one-time donation with PayPal (our account is aplambeck22@gmail.com)Leave a review on iTunes!Share this episode with a friend! :DConnect with us:Website: www.thefarout.lifeEmail us at info@thefarout.lifeWild Within @ www.thewildwithin.orgCredits:Intro music: "Complicate ya" by Otis McDonaldOutro music: "Running with wise fools" written & performed by Krackatoa (www.krackatoa.com)Podcast photo taken by Celeste during Wild Within's recent Guatemala retreat

Life has presented me this past week with an incredible amount of heartache and adversity after a very important partnership ended. I happened to be able to sit with Mother Ayahuasca Sunday evening, ever so synchronistically. After I released the overwhelming grief, I came to a place where I was completely untethered. No ground, no stability, nothing to grasp or hold on to. I have been here before in ceremony, but can tell myself it will pass and soon I will have grounding once the medicine wears off. This time I realized I have nothing to hold on to both in and out of ceremony. I was truly faced with the groundless ground. Terrified, I asked Mother Ayahuasca, "Where do I go? What do I do now? I am so lost." She whispered gently in my ear the clearest message I have ever heard, "Breathe and Trust." And so I did. Later in the ceremony I got the opportunity to sing to my teacher directly for a 1:1 energy clearing. I felt so grateful for him. For this powerful, incredible man who represents the Sacred Masculine, the dedication to uncovering truths, his purpose and most importantly, dedicating the merit of his work to all sentient beings. When I sang to him with the sound bowl by his head, I thanked him. For without his many years of work with the medicine, I wouldn't be here. I realized how powerful I am and how I need a partner who can hold a safe container for all my beauty, power and both my light and darkness. I called my King in. I can trust the flow of the universe. Life is flowing me to a more aligned path. The timing is impeccable. I am an unfolding tale, both the reader and the author. I am loved. I am never alone. I am a lighthouse, and a beacon of fire for this world to help people come back home to themselves. There is freedom in the untethering, there is freedom in the groundless ground, there is celebration in the totality of all that is. All I have to do is breathe and trust.This Icaro (medicine song) is one I wrote this week. I don't often share my music because I don't think have the best voice. I know though that it isn't about how good or bad I think I am, it is about the message behind it. I feel like it is a very important message to share. Love you all, Colleen

  Meet Icaro! Icaro is an ambitious and smart student from Curichiba, Brazil. He needed Band 8 overall with 8 in listening and at least 7 in other modules to migrate to Canada. He first took the IELTS test two years ago and scored a Band 7, then started to prepare in a local language […] The post From Band 6.5 to 7.5 in writing, how Icaro took this huge step finally passed IELTS and now off to Canada appeared first on IELTS Podcast.