Podcasts about indigenous spirituality

Nemonte Nenquimo is the first female leader of the Amazon's Waorani people, and her memoir, “We Will Be Jaguars,” is the November pick for Reese's Book Club. It's an incredible story of resistance, of climate activism, and of protecting the rights of indigenous peoples. She reflects on her culture's deep connection to the land, the spiritual significance of the jaguar, and her mission to ensure that indigenous stories and wisdom are preserved. Plus, journalist and entrepreneur Nicole Lapin drops some knowledge on the power of passive income. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the very religion that oppressed your ancestors could also be your path to liberation? Join us as we engage with Soulforce's representatives—Reverend Alba Onofrio, Nadia Arellano, and Karina Vargas—in a powerful conversation about dismantling white Christian supremacy and Christian nationalism. We share insights from a recent gathering at Syracuse University, highlighting the crucial role of community and continuous dialogue in tackling these urgent issues.Our journey doesn't stop there. We explore the intricate relationship between Christianity and Indigenous spirituality, examining how faith, once a tool of colonialism, can now be reclaimed for healing and empowerment. I, a queer Christian minister immersed in earth-based healing practices, share my personal reconciliation with Christianity's historical harms. Together, we dissect the Doctrine of Discovery and its ongoing impact, addressing the spiritual violence perpetuated by religious institutions and the generational trauma that still lingers.We also shed light on efforts to reclaim Indigenous food and healing practices as acts of resistance against Christian supremacy. By reconnecting with our ancestral ways through conscious choices and daily acts of disobedience, we find paths to wholeness and cultural reclamation. Discover how movements like eco-spirituality and feminist theology are paving the way for a more inclusive and respectful approach to spirituality, honoring the diverse traditions that shape our world. Join us for this enlightening episode and uncover how we can collectively heal and dismantle oppressive systems.Support the showView the transcript and show notes at podcast.doctrineofdiscovery.org. Learn more about the Doctrine of Discovery on our site DoctrineofDiscovery.org.

"Death and dying are central to our culture." Grand rising soul family! Woah, I'm so excited and proud to share this episode with y'all. Today, I'm speaking with Dr. Hinemoa Elder. Hinemoa is the mother of two, a fellow of the Royal Australia and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists and a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist. She is the author of two best-selling books. “Aroha. Māori wisdom for a contented life lived in harmony with our planet” was published in 2020 and is included in the Oprah Winfrey Book club. Her new book “Wawata. Daily Māori wisdom guided by Hina, the Māori moon, was published in October 2022. She has a PhD (2012) and NZ Health Research Council Eru Pomare Post-Doctoral Fellowship (2014-18) researching traumatic brain injury and has developed Māori specific approaches for the whole whānau (extended families) affected by traumatic brain injuries. To be completely honest with you, I don't even know what was the first touchpoint between Hinemoa and myself but I remember being incredibly inspired by her natural, authentic, powerful yet tender way of being in the world. I admire Hinemoa's strength and clarity and find her mission of acting as a spokesperson for the Māori culture beyond inspiring and important. In this conversation, we explore the deep connections between Māori culture, spirituality, and mental health. We discuss the importance of intentional spaces, the lessons learned from nature, and the profound impact of personal journeys and legacies. Hinemoa shares insights into the Māori understanding of death and dying, emphasizing the significance of rituals and the spiritual journey of the wairua. The conversation also addresses men's health, emotional well-being, and the societal pressures that contribute to mental health struggles. I know you're gonna get somehting out of this. Move well out there, I love you!

Michael Peterson is an approach coach, transformational guide and ceremonialist focused on helping people on the path of self-discovery to transform outdated ways of beings so they can blossom. He draws inspiration from witnessing the resilience and growth potential within every individual and firmly believes that life is a beautiful journey designed to support our becoming.Purposeful Path Call from Michael Peterson (paperbell.com)

Send us a Text Message.We hosted our Pō Talanoa Winter last month with our local community of Moanans. From Christians to Indigenous Spiritualists to Atheists, we had a range of different Moanans in the room discussing a topic that's important to us. Huge thank you to our guests for this episode - Te Rina (Aotearoa, Tahiti) and Christian (Viti, Samoa).IG: @themoananEmail: hello@themoanan.comPlease contact us via instagram or email! The Moanan is not just an educational platform but an online community — connecting diasporas all over the world. We'd love to connect!Find us on all podcast streaming and social media platforms — including Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.Email: hello@themoanan.com

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Do you wish you could hear and feel your own guides? Today you are in luck, because we have a master class in all things spirit guides and opening up to the unseen realms.We have a very special guest, the one and only Shayne Case! Shayne Case is a mother, medicine person, writer, and a storyteller in the oral tradition who has dedicated herself to listening to the languages of nature to reclaim her ancestral stories. She leads the Under the Eagle's Wing Mentorship Program and her passion work is the Tokeyamanwaniwin Project.
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The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company was owned by two Euro-American men in the late 1800s who used the tribe's identity to sell so-called "Indian remedies."

In this panel discussion, two Christian indigenous leaders explain some of their spiritual heritage and how they have found deep resonances with the creation gospel in them. David Hart joins in, and explains that, far from being heretical, their views are close to the original views on creation developed by the church Fathers – and in particular the brilliant 7th century theologian Maximus the Confessor. The panel consisted of Australian First Nations Pastors Ray Minniecon and Gabriel Bani with David Benley Hart. Moderated by Tony Golsby Smith. Recorded at St Johns, Glebe, Sydney on Aug 17th 2023.

How does an Indigenous person express spirituality grounded in country in the wake of colonisation and the continued colonial nature of our institutions and systems? Dr Garry Worete Deverell, a Trawloolway man from northern Tasmania, joins the podcast to explore country and kin as the building blocks of life and spirituality and the web of past, present and future which is expressed as 'the dreaming'. Paying attention may be the first step in practising a faith that is at home in this land even as we long for the reconciliation which begins in listening to the truth of Australia's violent colonising history. How might we attend to Indigenous voices so that Christian faith and spirituality becomes grounded in caring for country and one another as we cultivate together an imagination for a transformed future? Dr Garry Deverell is a Trawloolway man, connected to the north east of Tasmania. He is the Academic Dean of the School of Indigenous Studies at the University of Divinity in Melbourne, and the author of Gondwana theology: A Trawloolway man reflects on Christian faith.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company was owned by two Euro-American men in the late 1800s who used the tribe's identity to sell so-called "Indian remedies."

What does it look like for indigenous people to worship God with the fullness of who they are? In this interview, Dr. Kenny Wallace shares his story as an African-American Choctaw Pawnee who is living out his Christian faith in the way that was gifted to him as an indigenous person. Dr. Kenny helps us explore what it means for indigenous people to worship God in ways that honor their culture and identity. Dr. Kenny graciously answers our questions as we dive into the messiness of exploring racism, cultural appropriation, and the ways in which we have become too comfortable worshiping God only in white, Western ways. Join us as we begin to unravel our biases and learn that the way we've always experienced Christianity might not be the only way.Learn more about NAIITS here!Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/sonda/your-own-worldLicense code: 1WX6GFMRRZEGMYVC

One of the many organizations Lewis is involved with is the Parliament of the World's Religions. As a trustee and member for many years, Lewis has shared his Indigenous culture and spirituality at global tables and conversations that he describes as being like "the Olympics of world religions", in that they gather in a different city once every four years to bring together leaders from many nations and spiritual traditions. Lewis also works with the Edmonton Interfaith Centre for Education and Action, and when he speaks about his family's experience as survivors of Canada's residential schools Lewis emphasizes just how important education and action are in the journey of reconciliation. Lewis is also project manager at the Indigenous Knowledge & Wisdom Centre, and he tells us about a new Indigenous cultural centre being constructed in Edmonton's river valley, called Kihciy Askiy (pronounced key-chee-ask-ee for "sacred land").With all of the great stories about his work and the wisdom that Lewis has to share, it was difficult to wrap up our conversation after only 55 minutes. There's way too much packed into this podcast to try to describe in just a short paragraph, so you'll have to listen to the full conversation and hopefully we will have Lewis on as a guest again in the near future!

Apela Colorado is a traditional cultural practitioner and Indigenous scientist dedicated to creating a bridge between Western thought and Indigenous worldviews. In her latest book, Woman Between the Worlds, Dr. Colorado invites us to explore how Indigenous wisdom resonates in modern life while lovingly teaching us to honor its power, beauty, and potential. In this episode, CIIS faculty Susana Bustos joins Dr. Colorado for a conversation about her lifelong journey connecting with the essence of Indigenous spirituality and culture, and reawakening to the wisdom of her Native American and French Gaul ancestors. This episode was recorded during a live online event on November 4th, 2021. A transcript is available at ciispod.com. Many of the topics discussed on our podcast have the potential to bring up feelings and emotional responses. We hope that each episode provides opportunities for growth, and that our listeners will use them as a starting point for further introspection and growth. If you or someone you know is in need of mental health care and support, here are some resources to find immediate help and future healing: suicidepreventionlifeline.org sfsuicide.org ciis.edu/counseling-and-acupuncture-clinics

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life.  

What do indigenous traditions have to teach us? And what do we Westerners need to unlearn in order to be receptive to indigenous wisdom?Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley is an activist, theologian, wisdom-keeper, and Cherokee descendant. He spends much of his time sharing indigenous traditions through his teaching and his Indigenous Center for Earth Justice, Eloheh. Eloheh is a Cherokee word for harmony, abundance, wholeness, and peace. Join us for a conversation about “making relatives”--whether of land or trees or people different from us; the key components of the “Harmonious Way,” or what Randy calls humanity's “original instructions” for how to live, which are common to all indigenous peoples; and how the lineage of trauma has hurt both those in the margins and those who caused the harm.We'll also explore what it means to decolonize our spirituality and learn from each others' stories.Randy's books include Shalom and the Community of Creation: An Indigenous Vision, and the upcoming book of reflections and practices, Becoming Rooted: One Hundred Days of Reconnecting with Sacred Earth. He and his wife, Edith, co-sustain Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice and Eloheh Farm & Seeds outside Portland, Oregon. Learn more about their programs at www.eloheh.org and www.randywoodley.com. _______________________WELCOME TO SPIRITUAL WANDERLUST.Contemplation. Embodiment. Mysticism. Mischief. Join former nun and neuroscience aficionado Kelly Deutsch as she interviews contemplative teachers, embodiment experts, psychologists, and mystics about the untamed frontiers of interior life. Each episode is jam packed with life-changing stories, spiritual practices, and powerful insight to support your journey toward wholeness and divine intimacy.Hungry for more? Check out our new course, the Women Mystics School! For all genders hungry to learn from the wise women who were brazen enough to be fully themselves.

What would it be like to not just admire nature from a distance, but treat creation as a relative, a teacher, and an expression of the love of the Creator? On this week's episode, I talk with Randy and Edith Woodley. Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley is an author, activist, farmer, scholar, speaker, wisdom keeper, and a Cherokee descendant recognized by the Keetoowah Band. In his work, Dr. Woodley addresses a variety of issues concerning American culture, faith, justice, race, and our relationship with the earth and Indigenous realities. He currently serves as Distinguished Professor of Faith and Culture and Director of Intercultural and Indigenous Studies at George Fox University/Portland Seminary. Randy has written numerous books, including his most recent title, Becoming Rooted: One Hundred Days of Reconnecting with Sacred Earth. His expertise has been sought in national venues such as Time Magazine, Christianity Today, and The Huffington Post. Edith Woodley is a mentor/speaker on issues concerning Indigenous Spirituality and Creation. She is a full-time mother, grandmother and farmer, and has developed a unique relationship with the land and insights concerning how to raise a family on a small farm. Edith is an Eastern Shoshone tribal member and enjoys carrying on the tradition in her family of Native American beadwork with her jewelry. Together, Randy and Edith are co-creators and co-sustainers of Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice and Eloheh Farm & Seeds. Through an Eloheh experience, they invite people to a deeper spirituality and new relationship with creation while modeling regenerative Earth-tending practices and Earth justice. In this episode, Randy and Edith, invite me to see beauty and creation through a completely new, counter-cultural lens. What if true beauty has nothing to do with being flawless and everything to do with what indigenous cultures call the Harmony Way? What if we laid down our striving and rested in a more beautiful reality, one that says that we are loved by the great Creator just as we are, that we have each been created with a unique beauty and identity, and that we are a part of something much bigger than we are.

Today we bring you the fifteenth installment of our Truth and Reconciliation Commission Series. Episode fifteen continues to explore the Challenge of Reconciliation. This episode begins to explore the church apologies, the Survivor response to church apologies, and how we can move forward and honor Indigenous Spirituality. This episode begins at page 219 and ends midway through the page on 232. We will be continuing this section of the report in the next several episodes. CW: We ask that you take care while engaging with this material. Please check out the Summary of the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada if you wish to follow along while listening and/or see the photos which accompany the report. This is a project we will be unveiling throughout the summer & fall of 2021, thanks in no small part to the many people who offered to volunteer to guest read. We will be providing a podcast format version of the entire Executive Summary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Final Report, in addition to other TRC content. We hold space for Indigenous people who have been and continue to be harmed by colonialism. This recording is our way of engaging with Call to Action #27 - which calls upon legal professionals to ensure they have appropriate cultural competency training. We hope this can assist both legal professionals and the public in becoming culturally competent on this issue. We feel it our responsibility as settlers and as legal professionals to do this work and we thank you for listening. These episodes will not be appearing on our YouTube feed. Instead, we ask you to please visit the #ReadtheTRC page on YouTube - linked here. This is an amazing project which provides YouTube videos of people reading the entire Executive Summary report and is perfect for those who wish to engage with the report with both an audio and visual component. We want to ensure full credit is given to Chelsea Vowel (link to work site here) who was one of the organizers of the #ReadTheTRC project. We hope our work serves as a companion piece and allows individuals to engage with the material in an accessible and available manner. The Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support Program has a hotline to help residential school survivors and their relatives suffering from trauma invoked by past abuse. The number is 1-866-925-4419. Legal Listening - Where Audio Obiter is Our Thing! Check us out at legallistening.com, look for us on CanLii Connects, find us on twitter @legallistening or email us at legallistening@gmail.com While you're here, check out our team! Julie Lundy: https://www.julielundyart.com/ Rad & Kel: https://www.radandkell.com/ Remember we're always looking for guest readers to come on the podcast. Have a decision you love? Want to see it recorded? Reach out!

Terry M. Wildman (Ojibwe and Yaqui) is the lead translator, general editor, and project manager of the brilliant First Nations Version of the New Testament.  He serves as the director of spiritual growth and leadership development for Native InterVarsity. He is also the founder of Rain Ministries and has previously served as a pastor and worship leader. He and his wife, Darlene, live in Arizona.More about Terry and the FNV can be found HERE.Has anything we make been interesting, useful or fruitful for you? You can support us by becoming a Fellow Traveller on our Patreon page HERE.

Todays episode is an interview episode with Natalie-Asihacuya and speaking about Indigenous Spirituality and her experiences with it. She has an undergraduate degree in anthropology and a masters degree in folklore. And she is also a member of the Taíno tribe. Sources recommended by Natalie: nhuberrodriguez@gmail.com God is Red: A Native View of Religion" by Vine Deloria Jr., Standing Rock Lakota Nation powwows.com Have questions? Send us an email! catsteaandwitchcraftpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on our social media pages and website: catsteaandwitchcraft.wixsite.com/podcast www.twitter.com/catsteaandwitch www.instagram.com/catsteaandwitchcraft Music: Hex Appeal by Maduro Additional sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ta%C3%ADno --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/catsteaandwitchcraft/message

 abusechildrenteensrelationships January Jones -Ricky’s Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie’s lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky’s Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

Singer & songwriter Cheryl Bear has spent decades reflecting on the intersection of Christian faith and First Nation culture. How does the indigenous understanding of the Creator overlap with the Christian understanding of God? Is indigenous spirituality monotheistic? How has the historical treatment of indigenous people impacted the gospel today? And how does Jesus enter into and redeem cultural narratives––indigenous, western, or otherwise? Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation. To learn more about Regent College and our upcoming Fall courses, visit www.regent-college.edu.

  In this episode I chat with Kaitlin Curtice about her new book, Native: Identity, Belonging, and Rediscovering God. We chat all about her story, her journey of faith, and decolonization. Guest Bio/Info: Kaitlin Curtice is a citizen of the Potawatomi Nation as well as a Christian, public speaker, and poet. She travels around the country speaking on faith and justice within the church as it relates to Indigenous peoples and has been a featured speaker at Why Christian, Evolving Faith, Wild Goose Festival, and more. Find Kaitlin here: Find Kaitlin here: kaitlincurtice.com Twitter: @KaitlinCurtice Instagram: kaitlincurtice Facebook: facebook.com/kaitlincurticewriter Special music by: Hudson Freeman Spotify: Hudson Freeman Instagram: hudsonfreeman Get connected to Mason: masonmennenga.com Patreon: patreon.com/masonmennenga Twitter: @masonmennenga Facebook: facebook.com/mason.mennenga Instagram: masonmennenga

The John Main Seminar 2020 will focus on the theme 'One Heart, One Hope - Indigenous wisdom, and the future of humanity' It is organized by the Community in Mexico and will be held fully online, from 19 to 22 October 2020.  You can find more information and registrations here: http://www.johnmainseminar.org

A re-education to the land is one of the strategies towards a decolonized theology and history. Did you know that on Treaty 7 Lands, before it was Treaty 7, the Stoney people had a positive relationship--initially--with the first missionaries to the region. Listen in for the story and deeper insight on the role indigenous spirituality has with the Christian faith. Tony Snow is the Rights Relations lead at Hillhurst United Church in Calgary, and a member of the Stoney Tribe located East of Banff. Note: This episode was recorded in the Summer of 2019 and completed in May 2020. Connect points: Rohadi.com | Twitter | Instagram | Cypher Church

Mariko B. Ryan is the author of Infinite Threads: 100 Indigenous Maori Insights from Old Maori Manuscripts. "Infinite Threads" is an incredible book which reinterprets the manuscripts of Maori Tohunga (sages) in a way that has incredible relevance today. Rane and Jo both found the book full of wonderful insights which described aspects of Maori culture in a way that parallels mindfulness and yogic practices and philosophy. In this episode, we learn about Mariko's background growing up in Auckland, New Zealand and how Maori culture influenced Mariko's upbringing. We learn about the role of the Tohunga or sage in Maori culture, their oral tradition, and how they came to write down their knowledge to prevent their traditions from being destroyed. Mariko tells us about how it took her many years to find the courage to write the book, and the wonderful reception it has received. She also tells us how she ensured that the book made sense to both Maori and non Maori audiences. Links: Mariko's website: https://www.marikobryan.nz/ This episode is sponsored by Yoga Australia: https://www.yogaaustralia.org.au/ https://www.instagram.com/yogaaustralia/ The opinions expressed in this podcast do not reflect the view and opinions of the sponsor.

In secular society, it's easy to see life as compartmentalised. We work, then play, and - if we want - attend a religious service. But things weren’t always this way. Historically, and even globally today, Indigenous peoples share an interwoven and spiritual view of life. This National Reconciliation Week, James and the panel explore Indigenous Australian theology.  

In secular society, it's easy to see life as compartmentalised. We work, then play, and - if we want - attend a religious service. But things weren’t always this way. Historically, and even globally today, Indigenous peoples share an interwoven and spiritual view of life. This National Reconciliation Week, James and the panel explore Indigenous Australian theology.  

Episode 6 features Tony Snow. Tony comes from the line of hereditary chiefs from the Stoney Nakoda Nation. Tony is now a pastor with the United Church of Canada, and completing his Master at the Vancouver School of Theology. In this episode we talk about indigenous spirituality, the unique story of the Stoney people and their relationship with the early missionaries to the land, and the work of decolonizing the Christian faith. It's a longer episode, but well worth the listen. Connect points: Rohadi.com | Twitter | Instagram

Juliet and Chelsea and get spicy when discussing chili peppers on the sixth episode of Elder Hour! They trace the chili pepper's history back to its indigenous roots, talk trickster spirits, and discuss the morality of hexing. -------------------------------------Would you like to advertise on the Elder Hour? Please send all sponsorship inquiries to elderhour@gmail.com-------------------------------------Visit our blog at www.elderhour.net for extended show notes and recipesElder Hour on IG at @elderhourElder Hour on FB at https://www.facebook.com/elderhourJuliet Diaz on IG @authorjulietdiazz @plantcovenn and @awakeningalmanacChelsea Selby on IG @stayathomewitch @witchbabysoap Buy Juliet’s book Witchery: Embrace the Witch Within HEREShop Chelsea’s store HEREProduced and edited by Joe Randazza-------------------------------------If you enjoyed today’s episode please rate and review the show!

In the fifth episode of Elder Hour Juliet and Chelsea discuss the 'tree of evil' - Walnut. They take a journey through its long and surprising history in folklore, discuss fertility magick, and the inclusive nature of witchcraft! -------------------------------------Would you like to advertise on the Elder Hour? Please send all sponsorship inquiries to elderhour@gmail.com-------------------------------------Visit our blog at www.elderhour.net for extended show notes and recipesElder Hour on IG at @elderhourElder Hour on FB at https://www.facebook.com/elderhourJuliet Diaz on IG @authorjulietdiazz @plantcovenn and @awakeningalmanacChelsea Selby on IG @stayathomewitch @witchbabysoap Buy Juliet’s book Witchery: Embrace the Witch Within HEREShop Chelsea’s store HEREProduced and edited by Joe Randazza-------------------------------------If you enjoyed today’s episode please rate and review the show!

January Jones -Ricky’s Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie’s lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky’s Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

The banners in our sanctuary reflect our commitment to seek “wisdom from the world’s religions that inspires us in our ethical and spiritual life.” Today we unveil a new banner that represents Indigenous spirituality. It has been created for us by our friends at the Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society and is a long-awaited addition to our sanctuary. This banner will remind us of our commitment not only to seeking wisdom but also to reconciliation in Canada, which is all about seeking wholeness and balance that has eluded our society for so long. We offer special thanks to Elder Rose Wabasca, our guest musician Lloyd Cardinal, and our Friends from Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society. 00:00 1 Welcome by Gordon Ritchie 02:38 2 Prelude and Banner Procession music by Lloyd Cardinal 09:32 3 Opening Words “For the Beauty of the Earth” by Barbara J . Pescan, read by Gordon 10:08 4 Kindling the Chalice “Beauty Is Before Me” words from the Navajo Indians of North America, read by Rev. Audrey Brooks 12:08 5 Call to the Four Directions by Elder Rose Wabasca 22:47 6 Reflection on the Pipe Ceremony by Elder Rose Wabasca 32:03 7 Reflection on the “Offering of Intention” by Rev. Brian Kiely 36:28 8 Reading “Eternal God, Mother and Father, Spirit of Life” by M. Susan Milnor, read by Rev. Audrey Brooks 38:01 9 Hymn 22 “Dear Weaver of Our Live’s Design” 39:53 10 Reading “We Are All More Human than Otherwise” by Richard S. Gilbert, read by Jeff Bisanz 41:31 11 Sharing Our Abundance--Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office 42:25 12 “Carry The Gift” by R. Carlos Nakai 44:06 13 Offering Response 44:45 14 Address by Elder Rose Wabasca 57:02 15 Silent Candles of Care and Connection 57:54 16 Meditation in Word 551 “Earth Teach Me” from the Ute Indians of North America 59:25 17 Meditation in Song “Earth Smoke Lament” by R. Carlos Nakai 1:03:12 18 Hymn 163 “For the Earth Forever Turning” 1:05:12 19 Closing Words “Interfaith Benediction” words by Gary Kowalski read by Rev. Brian Kiely 1:06:22 20 Extinguishing the Chalice 1:06:43 21 Postlude music by Lloyd Cardinal 1:11:25 22 Special Thanks 1:12:02 23 “Carry the Flame” The Unitarian Church of Edmonton is a liberal, multi-generational, religious community. We celebrate a rich mosaic of free-thinking, spiritually-questing individuals joined in common support and action. We welcome diversity including diversity of beliefs from divine believers to humanists, from pagans to atheists and agnostics. We believe in the compassion of the human heart, the warmth of community, the pursuit of justice and the search of meaning in our lives. We gather with gratitude on traditional Cree lands that are now a part of Treaty Six and shared by many nations. A treaty is an inheritance, a responsibility and a relationship. May we be good neighbours to one another, good stewards to our planet and good ancestors to our children. UCE - https://www.uce.ca/ Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/41659071349/ Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/UnitarianChurch/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/EdmUnitarian Twitter - https://twitter.com/UnitarianUCE Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/unitarianuce/ SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/user-189401827/

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

Weand're talking about Aboriginal Culture, Complications and Spirituality with Carl Musch - Indigenous Ministry Links Australia. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jo Tito is an artist, photographer, meditator and generally amazing person, and we're not just saying that because she is related to Rane! Jo's work has a real sense of nature, Maori spirituality and groundedness which is why Jo and Rane have some of her photography in their studio Garden of Yoga. In this episode, we learn about Jo's background growing up in rural New Zealand. We learn how she discovered meditation and how it informs her art and life. We learn how she found a global following while working on her Hand Painted Rocks project - painting a rock, photographing and writing every day for a year. Jo has much wisdom and has been lucky enough to travel the world sharing her art and collaborating with other Indigenous artists. Links: Wondering Earth: http://wonderingearth.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wonderingearth/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ARTISTinNATURE/ Hand Painted Rocks: http://www.handpaintedrocks.com/ Hand Painted Rocks on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoTito/media_set?set=a.496280546552&type=3 https://www.facebook.com/JoTito/media_set?set=a.10150258314371553&type=3 Walking in Circles Project: http://walkingincircles.org/ Dhamma Medini Vipassana Meditation: http://medini.dhamma.org/

In the first episode of 2019, Cat chats with spiritual advisor, Emilia Ortiz! They dive into how Emilia's Puerto Rican abuela helped her align with her indigenous spiritual roots, why she rides for Brooklyn so hard, how she came to terms with her own mental health journey and became an advocate online, and so much more!Guest InfoWebsite: spiritualmami.comInstagram: @ethereal.1Keep Up With CatSubscribe to the show to ensure you don’t miss out on any episodes!Head to www.catlantigua.com to subscribe to her exclusive weekly emails!Keep up Goddess Council's happenings on Instagram @goddess.councilFollow her on Twitter: @catlantiguaFollow her on Instagram: @cat.lantiguaCheck out her Facebook page: Cat LantiguaKeep following Cat on all of the socials to stay updated on all of the great things coming up! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we speak with Jamie Marloo Thomas and Sara Jones, creators and facilitators of Wayapa Wuurrk. Wayapa Wuurrk is a modality that incorporates movement, meditation and a connection to the 14 elements of nature and the land. The word Wayapa means connection, and it draws from indigenous philosophy but is designed to be a practice for everyone regardless of religion or background. In this episode, we learn how Jamie's childhood experiences lead him on the path to creating Wayapa Wuurrk. We learn about the 14 elements, and how a Wayapa Wuurrk session is structured. We learn how Wayapa goes beyond self-care and encourages an attitude that goes beyond the self towards caring for the environment and looking after the planet for future generations. Finally, we learn how Jamie and Sara worked together to nurture an idea to being approved as an official modality by the International Institute of Complementary Therapies as a way to raise funds to teach Indigenous children their culture. Links: Wayapa Wuurk - http://wayapa.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wayapawuurrk/

Sharing the pulpit with member at large Bill Van Iterson, Rev. Len De Roche will share his experiences with Plains First Nations Spiritual practices. This will follow the day's Sunday forum on Indigenous issues.

K talks the essentials of joy and fun in our lives to balance out our stressful dharma practice.

K talks the essentials of joy and fun in our lives to balance out our stressful dharma practice.

K talks grassroots involvement and transformation in our living dharma community amidst the Buddha’s "missing" Vulture Peak sermon.

K talks grassroots involvement and transformation in our living dharma community amidst the Buddha’s "missing" Vulture Peak sermon.

K talks about Dan Ladinsky’s awesome book “A Year With Hafiz”, and he shares his favorite poems from this collection.

K talks about today's pervasive spiritual practice of demonizing “thought”. He also explores how this practice causes harm on dharma students and the planet. K offers avenues on how we can transform this practice.

K talks about the expensive cost of learning dharma today and its implications on spiritual learning and community.

K talks about the serious issue of the lack of women educators and women's wisdom in our Dharma community today.

K talks about Tantric Primordial Grace and Healing.

K talks Tantric Reality and the Sacred Wisdoming Heart of Tantra.

K talks about Dan Ladinsky’s awesome book “A Year With Hafiz”, and he shares his favorite poems from this collection.

K talks about the serious issue of the lack of women educators and women's wisdom in our Dharma community today.

K talks racial discrimination within the backdrop of Thich Nhat Hanh's famous 1978 poem, “Please Call Me By My True Names.”

K talks Tantric Reality and the Sacred Wisdoming Heart of Tantra.

K talks racial discrimination within the backdrop of Thich Nhat Hanh's famous 1978 poem, “Please Call Me By My True Names.”

K talks about the expensive cost of learning dharma today and its implications on spiritual learning and community.

K talks about Tantric Primordial Grace and Healing.

K talks about today's pervasive spiritual practice of demonizing “thought”. He also explores how this practice causes harm on dharma students and the planet. K offers avenues on how we can transform this practice.

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

There is a resurgence occuring and Circle Sisters Podcast is here for it! Join us as we gain a deeper understanding of witchcraft, priestesshood and indigenous spiritual practices. Mama Oni of Dawtas Of The Moon will join us to share her upcoming event and peek our interest in Black Witch Culture! #Tribe 

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Meet Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.com

Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.com

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.com

  January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life.

  Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

Join KM today at 3pm EST for another live episode of ANU Asafo where she will discuss a clip from one of Chief Jegna HRU Yuya Assaan-ANU's shows.   The ANU spiritual Order is a way of learning that allows the student to place themselves at the center of the learning experiences as opposed to memorizing rituals, names, and protocol that serve little when it comes down to reality reconstruction. This class series is a hardcore spiritual initiation into the deeper truths of indigenous metaphysics and natural power. For classes with the Sadulu House please go to Saduluhouse.com/SH/Spiritual-Training For readings or monthly services go to: orishalife.com For spiritual supplies go to: alphaomegastore.com  

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.org

Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life. http://www.rickysrevolution.com

  January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life.   TAGS: child abuse,non-voilence,revolution

Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life.   TAGS: child abuse,non-voilence,revolution

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life.  

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life.  

  January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life.   TAGS: child abuse,non-voilence,revolution

Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world. Jeannie’s lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

January Jones -Ricky's Revolution Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration. Through her book Layla, her organization ~ Ricky's Revolution Non-Profit, workshops, one-on-one healing sessions, radio, television and public speaking, Jeannie empowers people with the tools and wisdom they need to heal themselves and each other. Jeannie helps people discover the shift in vibration and provides the support needed in transitions and peace of mind for life.    

Jeannie Kerrigan is an author, healer, teacher and spiritual leader and an incredible keynote speaker for non-violence. Having taught Quantum Healing, Somatic Polarity, Ancient Wisdom Teachings and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world. Jeannie’s lifelong passion is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom ~ weaving the web of non-violence and empowering sacred movement in its highest vibration.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

  The POWER Lunch: Hoodoo New Orleans Voodoo Secrets, and Recipes http://www.blogtalkradio.com/The-Divine-Prince Daily at NOON CST Listen In and Call In number is 347/215-8967www.HouseoftheDivinePrince.comwww.facebook.com/TheDivinePrince www.keen.com/Divine+Prince   The POWER Lunch: Hoodoo New Orleans Voodoo Secrets and Recipes with The Divine Prince Ty Emmecca. Hoodoo New Orleans Voodoo Obeah Bokor Orisha Priest With Hands of Ifa Congo Square Preservation Society Ancestral Elegun Guardians of the Flame Maroon Society Voodoo Chief Divine Prince     New Orleans culture and tradition, Special Guest, Ritual and International Music, Mardi Gras Indians Culture and Music, Black Hawk, Ifa, Santeria, Lukumi, Nago, Indigenous Spirituality and Religion.

  The POWER Lunch: Hoodoo New Orleans Voodoo Secrets, and Recipes http://www.blogtalkradio.com/The-Divine-Prince Daily at NOON CST Listen In and Call In number is 347/215-8967www.HouseoftheDivinePrince.comwww.facebook.com/TheDivinePrince www.keen.com/Divine+Prince   The POWER Lunch: Hoodoo New Orleans Voodoo Secrets and Recipes with The Divine Prince Ty Emmecca. Hoodoo New Orleans Voodoo Obeah Bokor Orisha Priest With Hands of Ifa Congo Square Preservation Society Ancestral Elegun Guardians of the Flame Maroon Society Voodoo Chief Divine Prince     New Orleans culture and tradition, Special Guest, Ritual and International Music, Mardi Gras Indians Culture and Music, Black Hawk, Ifa, Santeria, Lukumi, Nago, Indigenous Spirituality and Religion.

Fire Water Friday The POWER Lunch: Hoodoo New Orleans Voodoo Secrets, and Recipes http://www.blogtalkradio.com/The-Divine-Prince Daily at NOON CST Listen In and Call In number is 347/215-8967www.HouseoftheDivinePrince.comwww.facebook.com/TheDivinePrince www.keen.com/Divine+Prince   The POWER Lunch: Hoodoo New Orleans Voodoo Secrets and Recipes with The Divine Prince Ty Emmecca. Hoodoo New Orleans Voodoo Obeah Bokor Orisha Priest With Hands of Ifa Congo Square Preservation Society Ancestral Elegun Guardians of the Flame Maroon Society Voodoo Chief Divine Prince     New Orleans culture and tradition, Special Guest, Ritual and International Music, Mardi Gras Indians Culture and Music, Black Hawk, Ifa, Santeria, Lukumi, Nago, Indigenous Spirituality and Religion.

Jacqueline barely survived as a caregiver to my (once-adoring) elderly father and sweet but ailing mother, both with Alzheimer's which went undiagnosed for over a year. But after fighting through an unsympathetic medical system, endless tears, and depleting their life savings and much of my own, with sheer determination I figured everything out. Passion to save others (especially from getting so frustrated they commit elder abuse) compels me to educate on issues that so unnecessarily cost a year of my life—and then nearly my life itself when I survived invasive Brst. Cancer. Jeannie Kerrigan is a healer, teacher, author, and spiritual leader whose life work is to bring movement and healing to as many as she can. Having taught Quantum Healing, Ancient Wisdom Teachings, and Indigenous Spirituality to students all over the world, Jeannie's goal is to bring modern relevance to this wisdom.

Visionary entrepreneur & shamanic explorer Ross Blaine will discuss this powerful question with host Susan Larison Danz, including how one can still have a personal relationship with the Divine, along with other topics exploring New Age and shamanic teachings. Ross has studied alternative spirituality for over 20 years, including New Age thought, Native American, Meso-American & South American spirituality, shamanism, paganism and the occult. As a Master Practitioner of Energy Medicine, he has studied in Peru with Andean shamans. Susan first met Ross several years ago while participating in a group studying the teachings of shaman "nagual" don Miguel Ruiz. At the time, Susan also participated in a couple of shamanic ceremonies with Ross at a Medicine Wheel. This was all new to Susan (very soon after her leaving the evangelical church), and she continues to be curious about what she observed and experienced. We will also discuss the significance of 2012 and how Ross believes it relates to the end of the karmic cycle of reincarnation on Earth. We will discuss healing wounds from past lives, the nature of time, as well as a brief exploration of indigenous views of ETs.

Dr. Raymond Reyes is currently the Associate Mission Vice President for Intercultural Relations at Gonzaga University. Prior to coming to Gonzaga, Dr. Reyes served as the Administrative Director for the Coeur 'D Alene Tribe of Idaho. He has 28 years of experience in Indian Education and professional development training and has delivered workshops and seminars addressing multicultural education; emotional intelligence, diversity, and organizational change; the application of neuroscience research to the classroom; healing and recovery; cultural competency in counseling psychology; working with at-risk youth; and Ignatian spirituality and leadership development. Dr. Reyes' Doctoral Dissertation included a critical analysis of the New Age movement in contrast to “traditional” world religions, both Christian and non-Christian. Dr. Reyes discusses his spiritual journey as well as his perspective on religion and spirituality. This show originally aired on 12/8/08. Contact Information- Gonzaga University, Office of Intercultural Relations: 509-313-3667 or reyes@gu.gonzaga.edu or www.gonzaga.edu/academics/Diversity