Podcasts about pegi eyers

Today on the show we welcome Pegi Eyers, author of the award-winning book Ancient Spirit Rising: Reclaiming Your Roots & Restoring Earth Community, which examines the loss of our vital ethnocultural connection to tribe and place as well as why there is an evident trend of borrowing identities from other cultures. Peggy is based in Ontario, Canada and self-identifies as a Celtic animist. She is an advocate for the recovery of authentic ancestral wisdom and traditions for all people.For our show notes, visit https://www.lifteconomy.com/blog/pegi-eyersThe spring cohort of the Next Economy MBA is officially open! Save 20% when you register before 1/29 with our early-bird sale ➡️ https://lifteconomy.com/mba

Shamanic work, cacao ritual, medicine music, mantra, yoga and aho! - the spiritual scene (New Age scene) is full of offers and expressions that are culturally appropriating. What is an authentic spirituality in harmony with our ancestors? In this eye-opening conversation social activist, author and artist Pegi Eyers is sharing with us - what cultural appropriation is - why it is harmful and probably the opposite of what people on the spiritual path intend - what alternatives could be and how to restore healthy culture - why it is so wonderful to connect deeper with your ancestors and ways to find your authentic spirituality With many practical examples and questions from my life. For example - the meaning of the word „shaman“ - singing songs from other cultures - using expressions such as „mitakuye oyasin“ - how to speak up when witnessing cultural appropriation? Speaking with Pegi has given me a lot of hope, and curiosity to connect deeper with my ancestors. At the same time, understanding more about cultural appropriation has really shaken me, stirred up uncomfortable feelings of shame, guilt and grief. So be prepared if those feelings arise for you too. It is part of the process! Please reach out to me whenever you feel like sharing something, let me know what you are taking from this conversation and what it inspires in you, what questions arise etc. More about Pegi, her book „Ancient spirit rising“ and her blog: www.stonecirclepress.com You can contact Pegi via email: pegi-eyers@hotmail.com The book Pegi mentioned was: Robert Moss - Dream ways of the Iroquois Much love Amelie amelie@voice-of-nature.de www.voice-of-nature.de

Pegi Eyers speaks with Joanna about: we need to return to our original indigenous knowledge; the complexity of reclaiming our pre-colonial culture in American culture; being a Celtic animist; listening to the ancestral trauma; communing with the Earth beings; reweaving the patterns of Western culture; bringing together in equality the gifts of human diversity; learning from the traditional indigenous values; the value of bravery and initiation into adulthood; from the “me” to the “we”; participating in a new world coming into being. The post The New Voice of an Ancient Spirit appeared first on Future Primitive Podcasts.

Larry chats with Traynor Simpson from Wampum Records about WW1 Veterans, Dr Sophie Bouffard about Laurention University's Indigenous Programs, Pegi Eyers about her book Ancient Spirit Rising and the team from Trent university's House of Learning.Tales from the Big Canoe uses a portion of ' La Ballade de Jacques Cartier' by Quimorucru as its theme song, you can find the full track here: https://quimorucru.bandcamp.com/track/la-ballade-de-jacques-cartier-2

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Pegi Eyers. In her new book Ancient Spirit Rising Pegi Eyers examines the loss of our vital ethnocultural connection to tribe and place, and why there is a trend to borrow identities from other cultures. Join us for a provocative and informative discussion on white privilege, cultural appropriation and how modern spirituality has become a giant consumer marketplace! Pegi's research has uncovered improved strategies for intercultural competency with Turtle Island First Nations through social justice solidarity, anti-oppression work, allyship and reconciliation.  And as the paradigm shifts today to earth-connected sustainable community, in a fascinating twist Ancient Spirit Rising re-frames the Pagan and Goddess Spirituality movements as a response to the directive from Indigenous Elders to recover our own ancestral wisdom. From the wealth of resources available today, we can restore our ecocentric worldview and find an authentic self-identity from our own heritages in Old Europe, using the timeless values of Indigenous mind as our model.  Come back to your roots!  this episode Q&A includes: • irregular menstrual cycle.. • any comfrey grown from seed is not safe for internal consumption.. • hypericum perforatum grows well from seed.. • is drinking vinegar good for people? • insomnia- screen time, warm milk with cocao, soporific herbs.. • preparing the body for surgery.. • it is impossible to make mistakes.. • is this menopause?  • and much more...

Every human being on the planet has ancestors in their lineage that understood the deep connection to Earth and all life. Author Pegi Eyers shares insight and wisdom on how each and everyone of us can reconnect with the ancient wisdom to create a new dream for our planet.

Pegi Eyers is the author of Ancient Spirit Rising: Reclaiming Your Roots & Restoring Earth Community, a survey on the interface between First Nations and the Settler Society, and the vital recovery of our ancestral earth-connected knowledge and essential eco-selves. A Celtic Animist who sees the world through a spiritual lens, Pegi lives in the countryside on the outskirts of Nogojiwanong in Mississauga Ojibway territory, on a hilltop with views reaching for miles in all directions.

Author and Cultural Visionary, Pegi Eyers, working toward the decolonization process in herself and others has written Ancient Spirit Rising in an attempt to promote interconnection with Earth Communities and recovery of authentic ancestral wisdom and traditions for all people.  We'll discuss how we can reconstruct old/new earth-centered societies using the timeless values of indigenous knowledge as our model to weave analysis, evocation and promptings of the heart in order to heal our relationships with Turtle Island First Nations, promote intercultural competency, restore ecocentric worldviews and return to European Old Ways to create a more sustainable and peaceful future of co-existence.

Folks, we have to work on getting the love out there and spread around. Things aren't going so well on our planet and it's people like you that can help change it.  On today's episode Sparrow had the chance to talk with Pegi Eyers. Pegi is a Canadian, celtic animist, activist, artist and so much more. This is our first, but we are sure not last, visit with Pegi and we hope to learn a lot from her. Pegi talks to  us about  working towards using our own indigenous knowledge for our spirituality, from her book Ancient Spirit Rising.  As we mentioned above, we all need to be working on spreading the love and being our own heroes. Mojo shares with us a ceremony that he created with his classmates in the training he is taking now. On the shoulders of Heroes is a ceremony that everyone can do and will help you to become the hero you want to be.  We are so happy to share with you some great music by Tyr for our Feature album. From the album Valkyrja we hear Blood of Heroes, Another Fallen Brother, and the title track Valkyrja.  We also hear The Witch of Torryburn by Joanna Swan from the album The Seventh Cyrkle.  From his yet to be released album, we hear Before my Eyes, by Mojo Kemp.  Thanks for spending this time with us and thank you for walking The Wigglian Way.