Scooped from my Home at 4 Years Old by the Government with Robin Linn EP8
Activate & Illuminate with Melanie Wakelin
Release Date: 03/11/2025
Activate & Illuminate with Melanie Wakelin
Melanie Wakelin interviews Dan Behiels, a former police officer and whistleblower from the Edmonton Police Service. Dan shares his journey from a military upbringing to a career in law enforcement, culminating in his decision to expose wrongdoing within the police force. He discusses the challenges faced by whistleblowers in Canada, including the lack of legal protections and the moral complexities involved in reporting misconduct. Dan emphasizes the importance of courage, character, and personal responsibility in both policing and society at large, offering insights and advice for those...
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Melanie Wakelin interviews Calem Watson, who shares his inspiring journey of adventure and resilience through solo canoe trips across Canada. He discusses the challenges he faced, including health issues and the beauty of nature, as well as the importance of community and connection during his travels. Calem reflects on how his early experiences shaped his love for adventure and how the COVID-19 pandemic pushed him to pursue his dreams. The conversation highlights the transformative power of nature and the human spirit. In this conversation, Calem Watson shares his experiences and reflections...
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Kelly Hindson shares her transformative journey from a debilitating illness to discovering her healing abilities and creating innovative technology that harnesses the power of water and frequency. After years of misdiagnosis and suffering, Kelly's experience with a bone marrow transplant led her to awaken to her spiritual side and the energy around her. She discusses how her newfound understanding of energy and quantum physics inspired her to develop technology that helps others heal through the power of water and frequency, emphasizing the importance of grounding and connection to nature in...
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Brian Palmer shares his profound journey from a troubled childhood marked by violence and addiction to a path of healing and connection. He discusses the pivotal moments in his life, including the impact of the Trucker Convoy and the New Human event, which helped him rediscover the importance of human connection and love. Brian emphasizes the significance of surrendering to one's experiences and the transformative power of community support. His story is a testament to resilience, self-discovery, and the healing potential of authentic relationships. Key Takeaways: Brian's childhood was marked...
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Dr. Jo Whitaker shares her journey from a traditional scientific background in biomedical sciences to exploring natural healing through the alignment of mind, body, and spirit. She discusses her experiences with water consciousness, the importance of detoxing, and the power of intuition in understanding the universe. Dr. Jo also introduces her innovative technology that harmonizes biofields and enhances the frequency of water, emphasizing the potential of future generations to harness these insights for a better world. Key Takeaways: Dr. Jo Whitaker transitioned from traditional medicine to...
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Melanie Wakelin interviews Rhea Tarnava, a practitioner of sound and vibration healing. Rhea shares her journey from architecture to integrative health, emphasizing the importance of a holistic approach that includes the mind, body, emotions, and spirit. She discusses the unique aspects of Russian medicine, her Infinite Energy Method, and the significance of intuitive development in healing practices. The conversation also explores the power of distance healing, the role of consciousness in health, and practical steps for individuals seeking to improve their well-being. Rhea encourages...
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Melanie Wakelin speaks with Robin Linn about the Sixties Scoop, a tragic chapter in Canadian history where Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families. Robin shares her personal experiences, the impact of the residential school system, and the ongoing trauma faced by Indigenous communities. They discuss the importance of healing, cultural identity, and the journey of writing a book that focuses on recovery and self-love. The conversation emphasizes the need for understanding, compassion, and the interconnectedness of all people. Guest Bio: Robin Linn is a member of the Mohawk...
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In this episode of the Activate and Illuminate podcast, host Melanie Wakelin engages in a deep conversation with Feng Shui expert Lindsay Doyle. They explore the transformative power of Feng Shui, discussing how it connects to personal growth, energy alignment, and the importance of creating harmonious spaces. Lindsay shares her journey into Feng Shui, the significance of decluttering, and how our environments reflect our inner worlds. The conversation emphasizes the role of women in nurturing their homes and families, the importance of preparing for abundance, and practical steps listeners...
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Melanie chats with Jeff Frank, who shares his inspiring journey from being an everyday person to becoming a top athlete in martial arts. Jeff discusses the importance of mindset, the challenges he faced, and how he transformed his life through discipline and dedication. He emphasizes the significance of just showing up and the freedom that comes from letting go of things beyond our control. The conversation highlights the lessons learned from taking the hard path and the aspirations Jeff has for the future, including competing in major tournaments and achieving his dreams. Key Takeaways ...
info_outlineMelanie Wakelin speaks with Robin Linn about the Sixties Scoop, a tragic chapter in Canadian history where Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families. Robin shares her personal experiences, the impact of the residential school system, and the ongoing trauma faced by Indigenous communities. They discuss the importance of healing, cultural identity, and the journey of writing a book that focuses on recovery and self-love. The conversation emphasizes the need for understanding, compassion, and the interconnectedness of all people.
Guest Bio:
Robin Linn is a member of the Mohawk nation, Bear Clan of the Six Nations of the Grand River. She is also a Sixties Scoop survivor, having been taken from her family by the child welfare agency when she was 4 years old. The term Sixties Scoop was coined by Patrick Johnston, author of the 1983 report Native Children and the Child Welfare System. It refers to the Canada wide practice of mass removal of Indigenous children from their homes and families on reserves across Canada, into the child welfare system, in most cases without the consent of their families or bands. The drastic overrepresentation of Indigenous children in the child welfare system accelerated in the 1960s, when First Nations children were seized from their homes and placed, in most cases, into middle-class Euro-Canadian families. This overrepresentation continues today.
Robin has spent the past 30+ years on her “Healing Journey” which in fact, has also been a spiritual journey. She has learned how the removal of herself and her siblings impacted her psychically, emotionally, and socially. She has also learned about the history of her people, her traditions, customs, ceremonies and ancestors and her goal is to share the knowledge she has amassed with anyone who has an interest in this information.
Robin believes what her ancestors have known since time immemorial, that we are all connected, and it is our task on earth to remember that connection and to live our lives from a place of love, joy and gratitude.
Key Takeaways:
- The Sixties Scoop involved the removal of Indigenous children from their families.
- Robin Lin shares her personal journey of trauma and healing.
- The residential school system has long-lasting effects on Indigenous communities.
- Healing is an ongoing process that requires connection to culture.
- Misconceptions about Indigenous peoples persist in society.
- Forgiveness plays a crucial role in the healing journey.
- Cultural practices and community support are vital for recovery.
- The importance of sharing personal stories to foster understanding.
- The narrative of Indigenous history needs to be told from their perspective.
- We are all connected and must remember to love one another.
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