Join Spring Washam and Lama Rod Owens in exploring black abolitionist liberation practices for these evolving times. As spiritual abolitionists, we will share advanced spiritual technologies that can be used to disrupt internalized oppression and accelerate our personal and collective evolution.
These conversations will include topics on healing with plant-based medicine, Indigenous wisdom, Buddhist-based meditation practices, and reconnecting to our ancestral knowledge. We will explore how to work collaboratively with our ancestors to get free. Our conversation will include what freedom means individually, collectively, and spiritually. The time has come to reclaim our magic and awaken our courage to meet this challenging moment.
Looking at ancestry and our roots, Spring Washam and Lama Rod Owens describe re-discovering what it means to be home.
"I think a lot of people are going through this multi-lineage, complex awakening to these streams of energy and lineage. I think that creates some guilt as well, it may bring up issues of appropriation. Do I have a right to do this?" – Lama Rod Owens
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In this episode Spring and Lama Rod explore :
- Making sense of our place in the world
- Ancestral work and Indigenous practices
- Home and the effects of forcible displacement
- Spirit elders and channeling traditions
- Plant medicine and the Shipibo people of the Amazon rainforest
- Honoring versus appropriations
"When we are talking about these conversations on liberation we are asking people to start to understand their energy and who they are in a much broader awakened state." – Spring Washam
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