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Send us a textIn this episode of The Nourished Nervous System, I welcome back Dr. Pavini Moray, a somatic coach and author with over 30 years of experience. Dr. Moray introduces their new book, 'Tending the Bones: Reclaiming Pleasure After Transgenerational Sexual Trauma,' which guides readers through a 13-month somatic journey involving ancestral rituals and embodiment practices. The discussion highlights the significance of building relationships with well ancestors for healing, the transformative and connecting power of ritual, and the critical role of understanding and reclaiming pleasure. Dr. Moray explains how these practices are rooted in global traditions and how they address not just personal, but collective trauma. They also share insights about their research process, including learning from various ancestral healing technologies and spiritual traditions. Practical aspects of creating individualized, community-based healing are explored, offering listeners a nuanced understanding of both the personal and systemic impacts of sexual trauma and the pathways to recovery.In this episode:Pavini's Journey and New BookUnderstanding Transgenerational Sexual TraumaThe Role of Ritual in HealingThe Importance of Pleasure in HealingThe Power of Collective HealingExploring the 13-Month JourneyRelated Episode:Episode 48 - A Somatic Approach to Leadership and PowerConnect with Pavini:Website:  https://www.pavinimoray.com/tendingthebones.htmlSubstack:  https://pavinimoray.substack.com/aboutMy resources:Deep Rest MeditationNourished For Resilience Workbook Book a free Exploratory CallFind me at www.nourishednervoussystem.comand @nourishednervoussytem on Instagram

Happy Satiated Saturday! When you're struggling with binging or restricting, all the power can feel like it is in the food. Like the food has some captivating hold that no matter your best attempts to break it, nothing seems to work. Often this is because your food coping mechanisms aren't about the food. So the more focus there is on the food, the further away you might feel from the root cause of your food behaviors. One root cause can be feeling like your ability to step into self leadership has been taken away. When you experience trauma, it can start to feel like you can't trust yourself or your body. Your trust starts to be put into diets, other practitioners, and eating strategies. They become the leader of you and your body. But, no one else lives in your body but you. You are the only one who will know what satiates you physically and emotionally. So the practice can be to put that trust back in yourself and become a leader of you. Stepping into self leadership is a practice of slowing down to hear all of your parts and then making a decision that feels in alignment with your present and future self. In this week's episode, I chat with Pavini Moray, author and Somatic Relationship Coach about: What is needed to explore and cultivate when stepping into a position of self leadershipThe presence of grief on this journey and any healing path sSomatic practices to start to connect with yourselfBreaking free from your lineageand so much more...You can also read the transcript to this week's episode ​here​: https://www.stephaniemara.com/blog/self-leadership-and-grieve-past-selvesWith Compassion and Empathy, Stephanie Mara FoxKeep in touch with Pavini:Website: www.pavinimoray.com Substack:https://pavinimoray.substack.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pavinicoakwellmoray/Books: How To Hold PowerTending the BonesSupport the showKeep in touch with Stephanie Mara:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_stephaniemara/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephaniemarafoxWebsite: https://www.stephaniemara.com/https://www.somaticeating.com/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephmara/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephaniemarafoxContact: support@stephaniemara.comSupport the show:Become a supporter: https://www.buzzsprout.com/809987/supportMy favorite water filter: https://www.pureeffectfilters.com/#a_aid=somaticeatingReceive 15% off my fave protein powder with code STEPHANIEMARA at checkout here: https://www.equipfoods.com/discount/STEPHANIEMARA?rfsn=7433250.c99684Use my Amazon Affiliate link when shopping on Amazon: https://amzn.to/448IyPl Special thanks to Bendsound for the music in this episode. www.bensound.co...

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If you want to make a real impact in the world, you need to step into your leader self. To discuss how to do this, I'm joined by Pavini Moray, an author with over 30 years of experience as an educator, activist, somatic coach, and serial entrepreneur holding a Ph.D. in somatic psychology. Pavini supports humans and organizations in developing thriving relationships, and their perspective on leadership will truly change your life. Tune in this week to discover what it takes to become a leader that people love and respect and what it means to be a leader who holds their power ethically.Get full show notes and more information here: https://erikabelanger.com/231 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this  episode, I welcome Pavini, a queer, trans human who utilizes their diverse background as a park ranger, Montessori teacher, sex therapist, and startup CEO to thrive in their current roles as a somatic coach, author, and advocate for embodying leadership to smash the patriarchal norms in the workplace. Pavini shares their journey through various professions, highlighting the impact of their Montessori education background on their teaching and writing. They discuss the importance of embodiment and somatic practices in leadership, self-care, navigating the workplace's power dynamics, and the ethical handling of power in leadership roles. The conversation also explores the radical act of embodying one's full humanity as a form of activism, especially for those in non-normative bodies, and the potential for embodied practice to contribute to dismantling systemic oppression. Pavini offers insight into managing one's nervous system at work, fostering generative conflict, and the dangers of flattening power in activist spaces. They suggest a simple yet profound self-love practice and share ways for listeners to engage with their work further.In this Episode: Embodying Power: What Power Feels Like Leadership Through the Lens of the Body Embodiment as Activism: Smashing the PatriarchyThe Power of Leadership and Responsibility Navigating Power Dynamics in Activist Spaces The Role of the Nervous System in Work and ConflictConnecting with Pavani: Resources and Final ThoughtsConnect with Pavini:www.pavinimoray.comGlitter Joyride is Pavini's new weekly substack and podcast celebrating being alive in late-stage capitalism.  On InstagramMy resources:Deep Rest MeditationNourished For Resilience Workbook Book a free Exploratory CallFind me at www.nourishednervoussystem.comand @nourishednervoussytem on Instagram

The Somatic Leadership JourneyBio:Pavini Moray has started, failed, and succeeded in many businesses. A serial entrepreneur, they have built private practices, a worker collective, and a for-profit company. Pavini is a somatic leadership coach, specializing in helping relationships be easy. Moray holds an M.Ed in Montessori curriculum design, as well as a Ph.D. in Somatic Psychology. Pavini has authored, How to Hold Power: A Somatic Approach to Becoming a Leader People Love and Respect.Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pavinicoakwellmoray/Website: https://www.pavinimoray.com/Episode Highlights:In this episode, Pavini delves into their experiences of cultural disconnect, sharing personal stories of their childhood and how counterculture and punk music provided a sense of belonging and freedom. They discuss the importance of somatic approaches in leadership and personal growth.Childhood Incidents:As a child, Pavini's mother decided that Pavini should have a cultural education of experiencing the arts. As a single mother, cultural education was a luxury she had to prioritize and save for. Contrastingly, Pavini's dad had season tickets and a box at the opera. One night, when mother and child were at the opera, they noticed the dad sitting in his box in the theatre which was Pavini's first awareness of wealth disparity.In January 1986, Pavini's friends invited them to a punk party. While there, Pavini felt the difference between the world they lived in and the current world they were experiencing then. This experience set Pavini on a journey to find spaces of belonging.Cultural Influences:Pavini's purpose comes from living a life informed by pleasure, embodiment, and communication, tempered with transparency and kindness. Leadership Influence:In 2008, Pavini attended an activist camp and experienced the power of transparency and power sharing along with strong organization. This shaped their foundational beliefs about leadership, elderhood and the importance of structure. To date, Pavini cannot stand being in a poorly organized meeting and strives to incorporate elderhood into leadership since it increases the capacity of an entire community.Temperaments and Personality:Pavini believes they came into this world as a dancer, with a sense of awe, magic and connection to nature and spirit. Curiosity is also part of Pavini's temperament. As a child, and later as an adult Pavini developed both a playful and pragmatic side to their personality. Cultural Epiphanies:Pavini lived in Bulgaria in the 90s and experienced the Bulgarians' sense of powerlessness and hopelessness as shocking. Pavini recalls a time they went to the mayor asking for transportation for books that had traveled 10,000 miles around the world, and now required transportation for the last 200 miles to get them to the destination. The mayor said it was impossible, but Pavini was able to show him how doable it was when he opened his mind to possibility. When Pavini was working with a worker collective, a sense of anger at late meetings arose frequently. One of the people they worked with told Pavini that the time intolerance and anger was white supremacy and not all people understand time the same way.What Brings out the Best in Pavini?Pavini enjoys working in environments where they can laugh and be playful. Soapbox Moment:Pavini encourages us to be attuned. They recognize how vulnerable it can be when we open ourselves to attune with someone else's needs, feelings, desires, fears, and grief. Support the Show.

Are you listening to what your body is telling you? And what has that got to do with how you show up as a leader? My guest, somatic leadership expert and educator Dr. Pavini Moray, and I explore how tuning into the body's signals can guide better decision-making, boost leadership empathy and prevent burnout. Our conversation also covers the significance of creating trauma-informed workplaces and developing skills to process triggers. I love this idea of the body as a continuous source of wisdom and insights. Helping us to process what's going on internally and giving us little external signals - a tightening of the shoulders, a clench of the jaw, a shallow breath.  What's happening below our necks? Let's find out!   Shownotes See more at http://www.zoerouth.com/podcast/somatic-leadership-pavini-moray Key Moments  Planet Human: What does Microsoft's market capitalisation valuation of $3 trillion tell us about where wealth and power - unelected - really lives?  Planet Zoë: Embarking on an outdoor experiential program with emerging leaders in the science world - very cool! Continuing to mull global power dynamics and how that will influence this year's writing, fiction and nonfiction.  Introduction to Somatic Leadership and Dr. Pavini Moray (00:04:27) Bringing the Body into the Conversation (00:06:40) Discussion on the importance of paying attention to the body's signals and incorporating the body in leadership and decision-making. Understanding the Body's Signals as a Source of Wisdom (00:08:42) Exploration of different signals the body provides. Practising Somatic Awareness and Interpreting Body Signals (00:11:05) Insight into the process of practising somatic awareness, cultivating curiosity, and interpreting body signals for better decision-making. Impact of Ignoring Body Signals and Potential for Stress and Burnout (00:16:09) Discussion on the consequences of ignoring body signals, leading to stress, burnout, and the importance of paying attention to early signs of burnout. Personal Experience and the Importance of Paying Attention to Body Signals (00:19:40) Personal experience shared by Zoë about the impact of ignoring body signals and the shift in mindset after going through a significant health event. Stepping into Leadership (00:20:49) Exploring the impact of stepping into a leadership role and holding power in an organisation. Somatic Awareness and Power (00:22:02) Understanding the concept of holding power and learning to feel its impact on others through somatic awareness. Listening and Empathy (00:28:08) Understanding the role of deep listening and empathy in embodying power and creating human connection in leadership. Trauma-Informed Workplace (00:31:28) Recognising and addressing trauma in the workplace, creating a culture of consent, and developing skills to handle triggers and responses. Technology and Empathy (00:38:57) Exploring the potential of technology to enhance empathy and somatic practices, and its impact on human potential and love. Avoiding Pain and Repair (00:42:57) Discussion about avoiding pain and repairing relationships, and the tendency to sweep aside difficult questions. Understanding Personal Power (00:47:04) Dr. Pavini Moray emphasises the importance of recognising personal power and influence, and the impact of each individual's actions. Somatic Leadership Practices (00:50:24) Zoë Routh discusses the importance of somatic practices, such as body scans and breathing exercises, for centred leadership and compassionate responses.

Ever wondered how your body can guide you to become a more effective leader? If yes, then prepare to embark on an intriguing exploration of leadership through a somatic lens with our insightful guest, Pavini Moray, PhD. Paveni, a proponent of somatic leadership, takes us on her personal journey, unraveling the wisdom hidden within our bodies. Together, we delve into how body signals can be an untapped resource in making decisions, leading empathetically, and maintaining a genuine presence.We tread deeper waters as Pavini and I navigate the complex notion of power - its fluidity, its implications, and its inextricable connection to leadership. As we untangle the link between somatic awareness and neuroscience, we uncover how our physical reality can enhance our understanding and management of power. From discussing power dynamics in the workplace to the essential skill of effective listening, we underline the significance of HR professionals wielding their influence justly and for the collective good.Finally, we share our personal strategies for handling a flood of information at work, spotlighting authenticity and vulnerability as vital elements to forge deeper human connections. We circle back to Pavini's unique perspective on leadership, power dynamics, and the importance of empathy and communication. This episode winds down with Pavini sharing pivotal elements of her book, "How to Hold Power: A Somatic Approach to Becoming a Leader." Tune in, be inspired, and don't forget to check out our show notes for more information on her work.Support the showRebel HR is a podcast for HR professionals and leaders of people who are ready to make some disruption in the world of work. Please connect to continue the conversation! https://twitter.com/rebelhrguyhttps://www.facebook.com/rebelhrpodcasthttp://www.kyleroed.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-roed/

Unlock the keys to power and leadership in this engaging interview with somatic educator and coach, Pavini Moray. Learn how your body holds the secrets to becoming an inspirational and socially conscious leader in this conversation based on Moray's new book, How to Hold Power: A Somatic Approach to Becoming a Leader People Love and Respect.   Guest Bio Pavini Moray (they/them) has started, failed, and succeeded at many businesses. As a serial entrepreneur, they have built private practices, a worker collective, and a for-profit company. These experiences have shaped them into an embodied, service-oriented leader. A Montessori educator at heart, Moray has developed a trauma-informed methodology for embodied relationship skills, teaching hundreds of students how to lead and learn. Moray is also a somatic coach specializing in trauma and relationships. Their identity as a queer, trans, non-binary founder gives them insight into outsider culture and accessibility. Moray holds an M.Ed in Curriculum and Design and a Ph.D. in Somatic Psychology.   For episode homepage, resources and links, visit: https://kristenmanieri.com/episode267    Learn more about coaching: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com    Mentioned in this Episode Guest's book: How to Hold Power: A Somatic Approach to Becoming a Leader People Love and Respect-Paperback – October 10, 2023 https://www.amazon.com/How-Hold-Power-Respect-30-embodiment/dp/1623179246    Guest's website: https://www.pavinimoray.com/  Host Bio Kristen Manieri is a coach who works with teams to increase both productivity and wellbeing. She also helps individuals navigate transition with clarity and confidence. Her areas of focus are: stress reduction, energy management, mindset, resilience, habit formation, rest rituals, and self-care. As the host of the weekly 60 Mindful Minutes podcast, an Apple top 100 social science podcast, Kristen has interviewed over 200 authors about what it means to live a more conscious, connected, intentional and joyful life. Learn more at kristenmanieri.com/work-with-me.    Learn more about coaching: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com  Connect with the 60 Mindful Minutes podcast   Web: https://kristenmanieri.com  Email: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/60MindfulMinutes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristenmanieri_/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/kristenmanieri/

In this episode, Karthik speaks to Poulomi Pavini Shukla - the Supreme Court lawyer who is also the flag bearer for the rights of orphans in India. Karthik speaks with her about how the over 29 Million orphans in India have been left out of our economic planning for decades and how they don't have the right to education or employment the way other weaker sections in the country do. They speak about Poulomi's PIL in the Supreme Court of India and how it seeks judicial intervention for these basic rights. As an adoptive parent himself, Karthik speaks to Poulomi about the adoption process in India and how the system today doesn't make it easier for larger sections of society to adopt in a compliant manner.Tweet to Karthik Nagarajan (@The_Karthik): https://twitter.com/The_Karthik and follow his WordPress handle here (filterkoffee.com).You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com

Out Now: Poulomi Pavini Shukla , an SC lawyer from Lucknow who made it to Forbes under 30 category, as she strives for rights to education and fundamentals for orphans in India.

We hear of babies being dumped in garbage, being left on the streets, abandoned in hospitals. Ever wondered what happens to them? The risk that these little lives have- of being contracted with diseases, of being left to die, of being adopted by persons for illegal activities- rarely is anyone fortunate to fall in safe hands that secure their future. The orphans of India- some who live in orphanages while some we come across on the streets either begging or selling stuff. Championing for the cause of these innocent children is Poulomi Pavini Shukla, a lawyer, writer, and humanitarian who is passionate about the plight of India's orphans. She is a Wharton School alumna who is also interested in economic theory research and is a close observer of court proceedings in the fields of policy formulation and judicial activism. She frequently finds herself drawn towards writing, reading, and travelling when she has free time that is not consumed with social causes. Her desire to help the underserved, both humans and animals, fuelled her determination to take on one cause at a time and back it up with action.She is also a fellow adult who shares her adulthood lessons from having lived quite the adventurous life. Having seen women in her family smash patriarchy, she also has been rebellious, so to speak, and has been empowering herself and the people around her. Definitely a role model we all would want to look up to. So turn up the volume, have a good listen, and if you come across an orphan on your way somewhere, do stop by and have a little chat. It'll make their day and you might be of help to them and aid their empowerment. Find Poulomi on Instagram @poulomipavinishukla Look up their website: https://www.weakestonearth.in/The book is available here.We promise to incorporate your thoughts & queries. Do write to us on: aglastationadulthood@gmail.comYou can talk to our hosts Rytasha Rathore & Ayushi Amin on their Instagram handle:@rytash @ayushia9You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: IVM Podcasts - Apps on Google Play or iOS: ‎IVM Podcasts, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com

Raise your hand if you are guilty of this…you hit the buy now button without even thinking. I know I certainly am. But what if all those buy-now purchases are moving you further away from your dreams and goals without you consciously being aware of it? In today’s episode with money-saving expert Jeanette Pavini, we move from mindless spending to mindful spending and uncover the secret to finding joy in saving money.What You'll LearnLearn the 3-step strategy to creating a money-saving system you can win withWhat’s stopping you from finding joy in saving moneyHow to create a better relationship with moneyThe power of looking at your expenses every single daySneaky ways to find major savings in your bank account right nowLinksJeanette's websiteThe Joy of $aving bookMeet JeanetteJEANETTE PAVINI is a 2x Emmy Award-winning consumer reporter and advocate completing over 10,000 money-saving stories. Pavini has shared her financial expertise with hundreds of media outlets including Good Morning America, Oprah.com, HuffPost, Better Homes & Gardens, AARP, and TheStreet. She's been a featured guest contributor on The Today Show and a money contributor to Hallmark’s Home & Family, as well as a columnist for WSJ Sunday and MarketWatch. And now Jeanette has taken her best tips, tactics, and strategies and put them into her new book, The Joy of $aving.Episode SponsorsMake it the year you finally cross life insurance off your list, and get protection for your loved ones. Go to Policygenius.com and get started. You could save 50% or more by comparing quotes and start the new year with one less thing to worry about.The average person saves $720 per year with Truebill. Take control of your finances and start saving at Truebill.com/MM.Literati Kids is a subscription book club for kids ages 0 - 12 that sends 5 beautiful children’s books to your door each hand-picked by experts. Go to http://www.literati.com/mymoney for TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT OFF your FIRST TWO ORDERS.SUBSCRIBE & SHAREWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes! IT’S FREE!

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

Jaime interviews author and Emmy award-winning journalist Jeanette Pavini this week! Jeanette will share tips of how to get in control of your personal finances “We have more control, especially in our personal finances than we think we do”The Joy of $aving' on Amazon:  https://amzn.to/2WhYM6FWebsite:  www.JeanettePavini.comFaceBook: Jeanette Pavini: The Joy of $aving CommunityInstagram:  Jeanette.PaviniTwitter:  @jeanettepavini

What We Covered:01:01 – Introducing today’s guest, Dr. Pavini Moray who speaks to the importance of queer entrepreneurship, the difference between capitalism and entrepreneurship and the work they’re doing with Wellcelium  06:13 – Dr. Pavini speaks to the importance of representation in sex education for marginalized groups and individuals  11:10 – Dr. Pavini’s entrepreneurial journey and the origins of Wellcelium  13:52 – What it has meant to Dr. Pavini to be a leader and role model in their community and how Dr. Pavini shapes their mindset  16:48 – Dr. Pavini opens up about their experience as a public leader and a recent revelation they had  20:54 – The value and appreciation Dr. Pavini has for their work  23:45 – Dr. Pavini speaks to their capacity and entrepreneurial curiosity Tweetable Quotes:“Having a queer lens – being a queer person, a trans person – and being in business is really flipping the script. It’s really saying, ‘Hey, we get to do this too.’” (02:23) (Dr. Pavini)“When you’re a capitalist, you’re making money off of other people and off of the oppression of other people. Whereas entrepreneurs are making money with people.” (03:46) (Dr. Pavini)“We’re trying to provide spaces for folks to have those corrective experiences so that they can really step into the full power of their sexuality.” (08:14) (Dr. Pavini)“The route of sexuality is very direct because it’s so core and central to who we are.” (10:44) (Dr. Pavini)“Running a start-up is a whole other animal…How am I gonna do this ethically? How am I gonna not step away from what’s core and important to me? And, to do this in a way that is queer, that is trans, that is really connected to my communities and to my identities and also providing a path forward.” (10:30) (Dr. Pavini)“Stepping into public, visible leadership is kind of painting a target on your back in a certain way; and you have to build up your resilience.” (17:22) (Dr. Pavini)“I don’t know the edges of my capacity, and I want my capacity to be ever-increasing. And that means that I have to push the edges of it.” (24:20) (Dr. Pavini) Links Mentioned:Dr. Pavini’s LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavini-moray-phd-51346650/Wellcelium Website https://wellcelium.org/Wellcelium Facebook LinkedIn https://www.facebook.com/wellceliumWellcelium Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/wellcelium/Wellcelium YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMkDJOSAQgHG_tubrnog3AwMichelle’s Website – https://michellecoyle.com/podcast/

Join us for Part One of Ayana and Pavini's conversation as they delve into deep dialogue on the necessity of relational repair, trans and queer belonging, navigating states of trauma, and breaking settler mentalities within healing spaces.Support the show

In this episode, Pavini ritually reads the names of the trans dead of violence in 2019. 

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

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

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

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

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We discuss ancestor work and its particular significance for queer, trans, and "gender blessed" folks, sexual liberation, sexual trauma, the intersection of sex, magick, and science, and more. Pavini Moray (pronoun: Pe) is a somatic sex therapist and ancestral lineage healing practitioner in private practice in San Francisco, mainly working with queer and trans clients who have experience sexual trauma. Pavini hosts a podcast called “Bespoken Bones: Ancestors at the crossroads of sex, magick, and science” inspired by pe’s dissertation interview research. The podcast addresses topics of transgenerational trauma, erotic wellness, and ancestral support. Pavini is also a Certified Sexological Bodyworker, a Certified Ancestral Lineage Healing practitioner and teacher, and teaches a variety of public workshops and classes relating to these same topics. Pavini is published in the recent Queer Magick anthology, and is the author of “Putting the Edge in Education: An anarchist cookbook for teachers” and “Free Your Sex: Your toolkit for erotic liberation.” Pavini also wrote and produced a short erotic film called “Holy MILF: A queer, eco-sexual ritual film” that headlined at the San Francisco Sex Worker Art and Film Festival in 2015. As a queer trans witch, Pavini walks the glitter path of dancing bones, ridiculous delight and old magick. Links to Pavini's work: www.emancipating-sexuality.com www.bespokenbones.com Podcast cover art by Jeff Wolfe

In Ep. 045, Tim talks with Jeanette Pavini.  Jeanette is a 2x Emmy-winning consumer and investigative reporter, and the national spokeperson of Coupons.com.  They talk about ways to make the most of your money shopping this holiday season, and ways to start saving money even during the holidays.  They talk about the benefits of coupons, and how technology has made it even easier to save money with coupons! 

Learn how Dr. Pavini came to create a simple device that improves mobility in ICU patients and addresses key factors that contribute to PICS. In this podcast, I interview Dr. Marie Pavini. Dr. Pavini is a critical care physician and the founder of Healthy Design, whose flagship product is Exersides™, a restraint alternative for sedated or confused patients with vital lines and tubes to protect. Find out more at Exersides.com Presented by lead generation marketing expert Jennifer Michelle. For more information, visit MichelleMarketingStrategies.com - and follow the #HCLeadGen hashtag for new interviews and tips!

Pavini Moray, M. Ed., offers Somatic Sex Therapy and Ancestral Lineage Repair to a wide variety of clients from all around the world: they often work with queer and straight women, trans folks, queer couples, and genderqueer/gender-fabulous humans. In this episode, we discuss the importance of desire and pleasure, and how it gets complicated in the presence of trauma. Pavini talks about how to know if you're not living your body, and getting comfortable being uncomfortable. Lastly they explore the transmission of trans-generational trauma and its effects on the body and sexual well-being. Episode Highlights The body as a source of intelligence, wisdom and kindness. Including our bodies in the conversations we have about sex. “Being embodied gives us more access to all of who we are.” Tuning into our bodies helps us connect to our humanness. Building capacity to be present with all emotions and sensations in our body. "Transcestors" and ancestral healing for erotic liberation. The power of listening to the land on ancestral pilgrimage. The wound of belonging which many queer people carry. How connecting with well, queer ancestors is a source of support. Pavini's web links Emancipating Sexuality - somatic sex coaching Transcestral Healing - ancestral lineage repair Bespoken Bones - Pavini's podcast

by Swami Bhajanananda Saraswat / Verses 17 / Names 115-122 115] Smasana-vasini : Residing in the cremation grounds 116] Punya : Merit 117] Punyada : Giver of merit. 118] Kula-pandita : Knower of the Kula. 119] Punya-laya : Resident of merit 120] Punya-deha : Embodiment of merit 121] Punya-sloka: Meritorious hymn 122] Pavini : wind

Today's guest is a two-time Emmy Award winning consumer reporter. Jeanette Pavini has completed more than 10,000 money-saving news stories. For eight years she was the chief consumer reporter for CBS 5 News in San Francisco and her money-saving segments became the backbone to her 30-minute consumer show, The Real Deal. Her Emmy nominated show ran for 10 years on both CBS and NBC and was a recipient of eight Press Club Awards for Best Program.Jeanette is frequently featured as a guest contributor for the TODAY Show and Hallmark Channel's Home & Family Show. She also writes a column for the Wall Street Journal Sunday edition and MarketWatch, which offers readers money-saving advice and consumer protection tips. Now, Jeanette is a spokesperson and consumer saving expert for Coupons.com, a leader in online and printable offers and digital coupons.   For more information visit www.somoneypodcast.com. 

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