A small series on insights and learning about transformative learning.
In this episode we reflect on how we are learning to differentiate between historical patterns of behavior and beliefs to present day patterns and beliefs. This is within the context of healing work that is rooted in a strong self-reflexive process.
This episode captures learning around living life in transformation. How do we understand this transformation, how do we embrace this transformation.
This poem emerged from inspiration of a woman who is a dear friend of mine who walks in the beauty of her ancestry. Shonda Buchanan wrote, “Black Indian” and embodies love through her ancestry so gracefully. May we all do the same.
Often healing work is considered as an event or something we “do” rather than a way of being. I’m this episode I reflect on the characteristics of giving birth as similar to those in the healing process.
Exploring our breath as a tool to explore our inner landscape. Read my article on Medium for further insight on this concept.
This episode explores how healing one’s inner wounds is a sacred act that deeply impacts the social justice movement.
How can our daily practice help us move through difficult moments and experiences? This episode explores how a daily practice might look and create inner change.
Una plática de como manejar nuestras emociones para entrar a la verdad de quien somos.
A reflection from a recent blog post I published: And are you happy to see me? In Search of Love on Schools.