Jyoti on Indigenous Grandmothers, Sacred Economics, and Inner Work - E68
Release Date: 10/03/2019
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TIMELESS //'How to Reimagine Power and Presence in Search of the Sacred' with Sophie Strand and Bayo Akomolafe
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info_outlineHow can the wisdom held by indigenous communities help humanity evolve and heal?
In this episode entitled Through the Keyhole: Walking with the Divine Mother, Amisha sits down with internationally renowned spiritual leader Jyoti, who speaks about her early life as a woman waking up in the Southern United States, and how a series of calls, visions and sacred synchronicities led her to assemble a council of 13 indigenous grandmothers to wake up the world.
Together Amisha and Jyoti speak about the ways that we can respond to the overwhelming crises that we face on a global scale, the indigenous prophecies of what is to come in the next decades and how to listen within to find our path to healing and to service in the world.
“Our work right now is to move around the planet and try to hold these pieces of people’s hearts while they are opening. Our indigenous original cultures know how to walk through this – they have the prophecies that give us the instructions on how to walk through this.” ~ Jyoti
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