Podcasts about Inipi

Comenzaremos hablando de una ceremonia sagrada de depuración y sanación de los indios Lakota, el "Inipi", nos acompaña Eunice de los Ríos, instruída por reconocidos maestros Lakota. Nuestra amiga Ángeles Parra presenta Biocultura Madrid 2022. En el espacio "La Botica de Palmira" contamos con Esther Cantero, naturópata especializada en alimentación terapéutica, para hablarnos del magnesio y sus beneficios para la salud. Teatro café Tilín Telón para los más peques, y nos despedimos con una nueva melodía compuesta por nuestro querido compositor Juan Antonio Simarro..."De Sol a sol", dedicado a las personas con problemas mentales....

Black Root Red Tree Medicine Clan Teachings part 2 is a discussion recorded at Basu Farms in Pembroke, IL between Dr. Freddie Green and Chief Niko Shoot Away about the Inipi (Rite of Purification) also known as the sweat lodge Ceremony of the Native American Lakota tribal people. Audio recorded and edited by Yakira Levi.

White Buffalo Calf Woman's story reminds us of the importance of our connection to spirit, the land and those around us. She arrives amongst the Lakota tribe during a time of great hardship and guides them back to spirit through smoking of the sacred pipe and rituals still practiced today.

A Fadinha do Skate, Rayssa Leal, conquistou o Brasil! Porém, um registro de marca no INPI pode atrapalhar o futuro dela nos negócios. Hoje @gabrielderisio inaugura a terceira temporada dos podcasts da Conectar Marketing falando desse assunto e muito mais! Entre no nosso grupo do Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/conectar.marketing

BIENVENUE DANS CE QUARANTIEME  EPISODE DU SAAD BEN SHOW ️Ici on parle entrepreneuriat, e-commerce, mindset, lifestyle dans un live interactif.Dans cette épisode nous répondons à vos questions en direct : Pourquoi ne faut-il pas s'intéresser aux autres plateformes que Facebook ads dans un premier temps ? Pourquoi les boutiques mono produit n'ont aucun intérêt ? Quand faut-il se déclarer à l'INIPI ? etc.A côté de cela nous allons vous expliquer le concept de "Life time Value" d'un client, et comment booter sa rentabilité avec quelques principes.Enfin nous vous annonçons la future ouverture de notre mastermind physique qui aura lieu très prochainement.SOMMAIRE00:00 - Introduction02:30 - Apple se lance dans la publicité ? 10:15 - La succès story de Gym Shark15:15 - Snapshat Ads, Google Ads... tant que tu ne maitrise pas Facebook Ads c'est inutile.22:15 - Augmenter sa rentabilité avec le concept de LTV (Life time Value)30:40 - Annonce de notre mastermind physique39:40 - Faut-il commencer avec un monoproduit plutôt qu'une niche ? 53:30 - A quel moment déclarer sa marque à l'INPI ? 58:00 - Fin du Podcast

Ocelocozcatl Xiutletl, Hombre Medicina de la Sabiduría Ancestral Mexicana desde Nealticán, Puebla, México. ¿Qué nos dice la Medicina de los Abuelos para estos momentos?Ocelocozcatl Xiutletl (Arturo Ramírez Molina) https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100036233902904 y Yao Copaltzin Chalchiucamac (Gloria Pérez) quienes han estado compartiendo su conocimiento de Sanación Ancestral por más de 15 años en diferentes Universidades, Centros Educativos y varios encuentros nativos en México y Europa Los diplomas en Medicina Tradicional Mexicana son avalados por Pahkalli-Xeripa e INDIHFEC dos instituciones que han estado trabajando en conjunto en la capacitación de personas en la Medicina Ancestral.Observa este programa en video https://youtu.be/Tx6HEhmyTOESigue a Aldea Global TV:Redes Sociales https://linktr.ee/tvaldeaglobal Grupo en WhatsApp de Aldea Global TV https://chat.whatsapp.com/Hl21PDCg8UdD4QdB4u1Jz6Donaciones a Aldea Global TV http://Paypal.me/tvaldeaglobalHázte Miembro de Aldea Global TV! http://bit.ly/membresiaAGTVCoaching

Leonard Peltier’s 2019 Thanksgiving Message: “Walking on Stolen Land”by Levi RickertPublished November 23, 2019COLEMAN, FLORIDA – Leonard Peltier, Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, who is incarcerated at the U.S. Penitentiary in Coleman, Florida, for his 1977 conviction in connection with a shootout with U.S. government forces, where two FBI agents and one young American Indian lost their lives.The year of 2019 is coming to a close and with it, comes the day most Americans set aside as a day for Thanksgiving. As I let my mind wander beyond the steel bars and concrete walls, I try to imagine what the people who live outside the prison gates are doing, and what they are thinking. Do they ever think of the Indigenous people who were forced from their homelands? Do they understand that with every step they take, no matter the direction, that they are walking on stolen land? Can they imagine, even for one minute, what it was like to watch the suffering of the women, the children and babies and yes, the sick and elderly, as they were made to keep pushing west in freezing temperatures, with little or no food? These were my people and this was our land. There was a time when we enjoyed freedom and were able to hunt buffalo and gather the foods and sacred medicines. We were able to fish and we enjoyed the clean clear water! My people were generous, we shared everything we had, including the knowledge of how to survive the long harsh winters or the hot humid summers. We were appreciative of the gifts from our Creator and remembered to give thanks on a daily basis. We had ceremonies and special dances that were a celebration of life.With the coming of foreigners to our shores, life as we knew it would change drastically. Individual ownership was foreign to my people. Fences?? Unheard of, back then. We were a communal people and we took care of each other. Our grandparents weren’t isolated from us! They were the wisdom keepers and story tellers and were an important link in our families. The babies? They were and are our future! Look at the brilliant young people who put themselves at risk, fighting to keep our water and environment clean and safe for the generations yet to come. They are willing to confront the giant, multi-national corporations by educating the general public of the devastation being caused. I smile with hope when I think of them. They are fearless and ready to speak the truth to all who are willing to listen. We also remember our brothers and sisters of Bolivia, who are rioting, in support of the first Indigenous President, Evo Morales. His commitment to the people, the land, their resources and protection against corruption is commendable. We recognize and identify with that struggle so well.So today, I thank all of the people who are willing to have an open mind, those who are willing to accept the responsibility of planning for seven generations ahead, those who remember the sacrifices made by our ancestors so we can continue to speak our own language, practice our own way of thankfulness in our own skin, and that we always acknowledge and respect the Indigenous linage that we carry.For those of you who are thankful that you have enough food to feed your families, please give to those who aren’t as fortunate. If you are warm and have a comfortable shelter to live in, please give to those who are cold and homeless, if you see someone hurting and in need of a kind word or two, be that person who steps forward and lends a hand. And especially, when you see injustice anywhere, please be brave enough to speak up to confront it.I want to thank all who are kind enough to remember me and my family in your thoughts and prayers. Thank you for continuing to support and believe in me. There isn’t a minute in any day that passes without me hoping that this will be the day I will be granted freedom. I long for the day when I can smell clean fresh air, when I can feel a gentle breeze in my hair, witness the clouds as their movement hides the sun and when the moon shines the light on the path to the sacred Inipi. That would truly be a day I could call a day of Thanksgiving.Thank you for listening to whomever is voicing my words. My Spirit is there with you.Doksha,In the Spirit of Crazy Horse,Leonard Peltier 

Lindsley Brooks is a feng shui practitioner who specializes in residential and fashion feng shui. She works with people looking to bring beauty, consciousness, and harmony to their living space, personal style, and lives. Lindsley is passionate about sacred living: being intentional about everything you do – from what you wear, to what you bring into your home, to what you put in your psyche.   She incorporates her experience and training in divine feminine studies, psychology, spirituality, reiki, astrology, kinesiology, yoga, artistry, makeup artistry and personal styling.   In all of her work, she has one overacting goal; to help you live in alignment and congruence with your true nature.   Lindsley is family to me. We’ve been best friends since we were about 15 years old. Her Divine Intuition and sensitive have had a tremendous impact on my life, and it’s an absolute honor to have her on the show today. This has been a long time coming. 

Join Lakota Sioux elder, Dellmarie Dullknife Bradfield for a lively and insightful conversation about family gatherings and sacred ceremonies.

Mary Shores is the author of Conscious Communications: A Step-by-Step Guide to Harnessing the Power of Your Words to Change Your Mind, Your Choices, and Your Life. Mary is recognized as a leader of innovative thought and she has spent over a decade teaching businesses and individuals how to identify their goals, create new ways of thinking, and take action to create meaningful results. Mary travels across the nation giving lectures and teaching courses, and has been featured on local and national radio and television shows, podcasts, and blogs. I’m honored to have her here today. I attribute so much of my peace of mind and happiness to being deliberate and intentional in all areas of my life. Mary’s teachings on conscious communication are really beautiful. Communication is such a profoundly important area of our lives where we must be conscious and intentional. In this podcast, we talk about the power of intention, visioning the outcome you want, the power of momentum, reprograming our minds, and how Mary was able to transform her business from something people usually face with dread, to being full of life-giving energy and communication. Mary is a wealth of knowledge and I’m excited for you to hear our talk.

Overview: In this episode, our friend Jared Angaza joins us on the Think Bold, Be Bold Show! Jared is an independent brand architect, the founder of Third Way, host of the Inipi (ee 'nee pee) Radio podcast, a published author, and a philosopher. His life and work are a constant effort to expand perspectives and foster a more harmonious world. Over the past 20 years, Jared has leveraged the studies of behavioral science, consciousness, philanthropy, creativity, and culture as a Brand Architect and Philanthropist. He continues that journey today as he develops brands, cultures of innovation, and advancements in technology that enhance the human experience and our relationship with our planet. Tune in to hear Jared’s journey and learn a few branding tips along the way! 5 Golden Nuggets Shared: 1. The small things we stress about throughout the day are so minor compared to real-world issues. When you have the opportunity to see the world through another lens, it allows you to have perspective on what really matters. To live a more stress-free and simple life, let the small things go. 2. Always look at the big picture. It’s easy to focus on the race, but it’s important to keep the endgame in mind. Focusing on the big picture will lead you to success. 3. In business and life, people may not remember your words, but they will remember the feeling you left with them. When it comes to your brand, ensure your customers feel the emotions you are portraying and have a pleasant experience. 4. Give something back to society. It doesn’t have to be a monetary value either, give your time, energy, or anything you can sacrifice for the greater good. 5. Take the time to reflect on your life. Ask yourself, what is it for, what is your life really about? Find what impact you want to leave this world with, and make it happen! 3 Bold and Kick-Ass Quotes: 1. “We need bridging techniques to bring people together.“ - Jared Angaza 2. “I help people unearth the essence of who they are.“ - Jared Angaza 3. “We all have influence, no matter what. We are influencing people everywhere we go, good or bad. What are you going to do with that?“ - Jared Angaza Click the hyperlink below to connect directly with Jared! Twitter: https://twitter.com/jaredangaza Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jared.angaza Amazon Author: http://amazon.com/author/jaredangaza LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaredangaza/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/jaredangaza Click the hyperlink below to connect directly with us! Website: http://www.ThinkBoldBeBold.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThinkBoldBeBold/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thinkboldbebold/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thinkboldbebold Sponsored by Mavericks Mastermind Until next time, Do Something Nice for Someone! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have a very special guest on the show today. My friend Willem Wout de Klerk. He is part Eastern mystic, part mountain man, and part medicine man. He is a master of sacred ceremony, and has dedicated his whole life to the Inipi or sweat lodge. I first met him at a friends house… The post 050 – Interview With a Medicine Man Willem Wout De Klerk appeared first on The Hollow Tube podcast.

In 2008, I blindly met Jared Angaza on an airplane traveling towards Texas. He was fresh off extradition by the U.S. from Rwanda where he had been imprisoned daily for 4 months, facing forces of blackmail, corruption, and high-tension accusations. Jared asked me a question on that plane ride, and it planted a seed that would change my life forever.    Enter this week's giveaway at HeathArmstrong.com/giveaway    Ask a Question or Leave a Comment to be aired on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice   The Never Stop Peaking Podcast Wisdom Notes and Links

Deepak Ramola is the Founder & Artistic Director of Project FUEL. An organization that collects life lessons from people of all ages and backgrounds around the world and designs them into interactive activities and workshops. Deepak, is a United Nations speaker, two times TEDx speaker, an educator, a writer, actor, lyricist and a gold medalist in Mass Media studies from the University of Mumbai. As a lyricist, Deepak has written songs for films like 'Manjhi, The Mountain Man', ‘Time Out’, 'Dear Dad' and ‘Wazir’. He recently featured in the fifth season of the hit show "The Dewarists".

Greg welcomes Glenn Schiffman to Inner Journey. Glen is an author, his latest book is called “The Way I Was Taught”, he has produced and educational CD based on the book, “Black Elk Speaks”, he has spent a time very close to Grampa Wallace Black Elk, Glenn has built more than 100 sweat lodges in all regions of the US and has personally conducted over 1000 Inipi (sweat lodge) ceremonies. He is an author, and more importantly, a storyteller, more than an author, he is an elder and a teacher and kind enough to share his wisdom with us.

Jared Angaza is a philanthropist, philosopher, and all around mindful individual. He has an amazing ability to create brands, innovate, and think outside of the box as a way to help people and organizations he believes in from the heart. And Jared truly has heart, beyond what most of us can imagine. He loves to discuss consciousness, culture, andscience. Jared is the host and creator of the Inipi Radio Podcast. The Inipi ceremony is a type of sweat lodge; a Lakota purification ceremony, and one of the Seven Sacred Rites of the Lakota people. It is an ancient and sacred ceremony of the Lakota people and has been passed down through the generations of Lakota. We talk a lot about philanthropy, science, consciousness, politics, and culture. Contact Info Website: www.JaredAngaza.com Podcast: Inipi Radio Most Influential Person Lau Tzu and also my daughter Effect on Emotions I am a passionate dude and have always been that way. Consequently, I've struggled with rage and angst. Being mindful has helped me to step down off that. People like Pema Chodron have taught me not to take the bait and to step down from that rage, and not to kill it, not to squelch it, but to learn to transmute it into love. Thoughts on Breathing Yes, [breathing has been part of my mindfulness] probably most over the last year. I had this chant going on in my head, I don't really know where it came from. It was, 'find your breath'. It was coupled with this other mantra which I deliberately put together of, 'In this stillness, I am'. So 'in the stillness I am also able to find my breath and to become more still. Right now I'm practicing counting my breaths as I'm meditating which has helped a lot. Suggested Resources Book: The Magic of Awareness by Anam Thubten Book: Wisdom Meets Passion: When Generations Collide and Collaborate by Jared Angaza and Dan Miller App: Evernote and The Muse App Bullying Story I don't think I was ever directly bullied in the traditional bully sense. However, I was ostracized at times because of my creative nature; because of not doing well in school.

Inipi Radio is a twice-weekly podcast that holds space for discussions about lifestyles, science, consciousness, indigenous wisdom, philanthropy, creativity, and culture. The show is founded upon the belief that our most effective contribution to a more peaceful and loving world is for each of us to align with love. In this episode, host Jared Angaza provides a brief overview of the ethos behind the show and what you can expect from the experience. This is the beginning of a beautiful journey. We hope you'll join us! 

The Lakota term for sweat lodge is Inipi which means 'to live again'. Inipi is a purification rite and is necessary in order to help the vision quest seeker enter into a state of humility and to undergo a kind of spiritual rebirth. We had the incredible opportunity to participate in this ceremony with an amazing teacher Salvatore Gencarelle. In this quick thoughts episode I share just a few of the insights that came to me in the heat and darkness of the sweat lodge. -G follow us on instagram @gandcoletti To subscribe on iTunes, click here: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-g-and-coletti-show/id1087446265?mt=2

On 9/11/2012, Yavapai County Arizona ordered members of the All Nations Native Church to stop all gatherings for the Inipi, the sacred sweat lodge tradition they have practiced there for many years. Officials are demanding that they get a permit to hold the religious ceremony in which the sweat lodge is built and used. In the aftermath of the James … Read more about this episode...