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The Mothership: An Audio Collection from the Village
The Mothership: An Audio Collection from the Village
Author: Amy Keller and Jeana Donovan
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The Mothership is an audio experience that weaves conversation, poetry, guided meditations, music, movement and motivation in an effort to bring “the Village” together for present and future mothers everywhere. Exploring themes of relationships, fertility, birth, postpartum, self trust, intuition, isolation, togetherness, sacredness, mystery and more…
The Mothership is a culmination of practical and mystical applications to live, love and parent with more intention, creativity, inspiration and ease.
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The Mothership is a culmination of practical and mystical applications to live, love and parent with more intention, creativity, inspiration and ease.
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We never do this, but it was just too good not to share with you. On Wednesday we held one of our infamous Creative Sessions — screens on, focused attention, work together kinda vibes. This one was specifically intended for all participants to leave with clarity and immediate next steps to take towards achieving ONE MAJOR upcoming project or goal to close out 2026. Led by our Co-Creator, Amy Keller, who guided us through the exact SEVEN QUESTIONS to go from Chaos to Clarity. It had the room on fire!If you were in the room at the session on Wednesday, we’d love to hear from you what project or goal you are committing to!If you weren’t able to attend live, no worries! This is one session we absolutely did not want to gatekeep.[Press Play] and enjoy the guided session with us…OR[Read Below] and journal the work in your own energy.Once you have your project or goal on paper…We invite you to take it one step furtherand DO THE THING.Either solo,or in a group accountability settingwith a high-caliber networkof women and mothers,stewarded by Amy Keller and Jeana Donovan, together with us hosted here:Get in the room and join us in the Creative Incubator | Sunday October 4 - November 1In this 30-day Creative Incubator you will:* Identify a single goal or creative project and build a clear, action-based path to completion, along with your own defined measure of success.* Receive dedicated support to bring your vision to life in a focused, intentional high caliber container of like-minded women via a private WhatsApp Group.* Engage in weekly live sessions with strategic guidance and real-time feedback from an assembly of Incubator collaborators via weekly private live zoom calls.* Gain direct access to the network of women who are just a step ahead of where you’re going, have a generous spirit to support and nurture your goal to completion.* Be (pleasantly) held and pressured to completion culminating in a final presentation of your work on the last day of the incubator.Your project will be held with clarity, respect, and momentum by The Mothership creators, Amy Keller and Jeana Donovan, alongside a private community committed to creation.The Full Schedule of Calls Looks Like:Launch Call: October 4th at 11 am Eastern1st Guest Speaker: October 7th at 11 am Eastern 1st Creative Group Session: October 13th at 11 am Eastern2nd Creative Group Session: October 20th at 11 am Eastern2nd Guest Speaker: October 21 at 11 am Eastern3rd Creative Group Session: October 27th at 11 am EasternGroup Project Presentation: November 1st at 11 am Eastern** All calls will have replaysWe can’t wait to see you there!ok ok ok! Put your phone on Do Not Disturb. Get out your notebook and favorite pen. Let’s go to work. Here are your …SEVEN QUESTIONS TO GO FROM CHAOS TO CLARITY:Step 1: Brain-dump your projects or goals (about 4-5 minutes)* “I want you to take out a pen and a paper. I want you to write down the three to seven projects that are in your mind right now.”* “These can be creative projects that you’ve been thinking about. These can be dreams or visions that you’ve had. These can be things that you need to do.”* “So maybe for you, you just need to write a to-do list so that you start to get to the dream list...”Step 2: Edit the list* “Did you just write yourself a to-do list? Did you just write yourself, like, things you were already going to do anyways...”* “OR Did you write something that’s a little bit scary?”* “Did you write down something that is possibly going to really frighten you? It’s going to cause you to maybe have to change a little bit to get it done.”* “Did you write something that’s maybe going to ask you to call out parts of yourself that you typically don’t trust, parts of your personality or your skills that you don’t normally rely on?”* “Essentially, I want you to look at the list and see if you really wrote down something that is worth dedicating 30 days to just really going all in for, that you would not have done otherwise.”* “If you don’t have that thing on your list, I invite you to just finally write it down right now.”Step 3: Circle your focus* “You’re gonna circle the thing that you are going to focus on over the next 30 days. Circle that thing.”Step 4: List what you already have* “Make a list of everything that you have within yourself to achieve that project. So everything that you already have physically within yourself or within your grasp to achieve that project.”* “Maybe it’s the pen, the paper, it’s the canvas. You have a camera.”* “I even want things like encouragement. You have people who will encourage you. I want you to even write down if you already have a strategy for it.”* “It’s a positive self-psychology tool that shows you, you can do it!”Step 5: List what you need to get* “On the other side of your paper or below that list, make a list of the resources outside of you that you need to get to get it done.”* “Do you need to visit someone? Do you need to go to the library? Do you need to find a film?”* “Do you need to have a hard conversation?”* Maybe it’s: “childcare, time and focus, or to literally put time in my calendar that is dedicated to this project.”Step 6: Now, get brutally honest about distractions* “I want you to write down with your hand, not just in your mind... what are the distractions that you need to remove in order to make this thing happen in the next 30 days.”* It could be:* “Social media and wasted time scrolling or unproductive time.”* “Escaping yourself, where do you use tactics to escape yourself?”* “Are you wasting your time at night because you didn’t get to your project or yourself during the day...?”* “Do you need to stop taking phone calls with people who are draining your energy?”* “So literally write down what your distractions are and what you’re going to do to remove them.”* Essentially, do your habits reflect that you are the right person for this creative project to come to, or should it come to somebody else?”Step 7: Finally, take one bold action in the next 48 hours* “Over the next 48 hours, what is one action that you can take to move this thing forward?”* “And it should be a little bit much. It should really, really require you to take a big action. So I don’t want it to be like put it in my calendar.”* “Are you going to sign up for the 30-day incubator? Or just secure the babysitter? Are you going to make the hard phone call or send that slightly unhinged pitch email?”* “Be brutally honest with yourself and slightly aggressive with your commitment.”BONUS: Define success (with TWO targets)* “You’re going to define right now how you claim this as successful.”* “Pull back my bow, and make your aim, hit the target, and know what that Success is.”* “Now, what would be that second aim when you pull back your bow and you strike your target? What’s the second target for you where you would feel you’re so incredibly proud of yourself for moving yourself that far in 30 days?”* “But don’t stop there. Don’t b******t yourself. How are you really gonna say you’re successful?”* “What did you get? What did it produce? What can we show for our actions, our budget, our time, our skills?”We hope you feel like you used your time very well, that you got clear with yourself and got honest with yourself. That you enjoyed spending time with yourself. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mothershipcollective.substack.com/subscribe
And here we are… landing The Mothership Volume 2 with our final track for The Village.Track 9 is a montage of “Words to Live By.”It was always our intention to create an audio-first experience for present and future mothers. Even if that meant we made it slow, intentionally, and one track at a time.Along the release of this sophomore audio album, we received many private messages from you.One of the themes from those messages that stands out to me is the concept of how energizing it is for others when we each embody our personal destiny with a holy endurance — for others to see.This is the idea that “keeping up” is a practice that you do which gives hope to others when they see it in action.This is the idea that most of the effect your work has in the world after it leaves you, you won’t see directly, or at all. But it will have an effect, nonetheless.This is the idea that your single pointed projection creates a legacy of sound that holds an infinite number of potential possibilities for others to create from.This is the idea that the Giver always receives the most.It’s been such an honor to share this commitment with you. We hope you’ve enjoyed Volume 2.Track 9 is a montage of “Words to Live By.”Credits include:(in order of appearance)Ana OrrachPhylicia RashadAriana ReinesAretha FranklinGuru JagatAmy KellerGurujas Khalsa—Sound mixed and produced by Jeana DonovanEdited by Jeana Donovan and Amy Keller This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mothershipcollective.substack.com/subscribe
It’s our honor to share with The Village our interview with 2-time GRAMMY Award-Winning artist and world-renowned Kundalini Yoga student and teacher, Gurujas Khalsa.In this accelerated Master Class on Sound, you can expect to hear about:THE POWER IN MANTRA.* A Life Hack to create miracles.* “What Mantra wants to create is a sovereign being. It’s not about being in bliss and happiness all the time. It’s about increasing your awareness.”* How to change your cellular structure and experience in your life through the 10th Gate, tip of the tongue, roof of the mouth.* Teaching our children to hear themselves.* Aquarian Children and their deeper relationship with sound.* A Mystical understanding of Silence.“When we speak to anyone, you’re trying to speak in such a way that your sound uplifts that person. And it’s an intention. It’s simple but powerful to put into practice.”About GurujasGurujas is a kundalini yoga teacher and a singer, songwriter, and musician. She has gained a worldwide reputation as the lead singer of White Sun, a two time Grammy-award winning band, and a Billboard #1 artist. Gurujas’ kundalini practice began in 2005, when she met her teacher, Harijiwan, who is also the founder of White Sun.As a kundalini yoga teacher, she is known as being intensely devoted to the accuracy of the teachings, as well as incorporating contemporary science and practical every-day applications. As a singer, she is known for her distinctive vocals, her ethereal live performances, and her ability to heal through song.Join the private program with Gurujas:The Luminaries of SoundFollow Gurujas:@gurujaskhalsaExplore White Sun Music:@whitesunmusicCreditsIntro Excerpt of Leonard Bernstein recorded Harvard University in 1973.Created and produced by Amy Keller and Jeana DonovanEdited by Jeana Donovan and Amy KellerCover art and design by Jeana DonovanAbove excerpt by Amy Keller This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mothershipcollective.substack.com/subscribe
Track 7 is a poem written in the winter of 2019 by Gaia’s babysitter, Kat, which captures the spirit of my daughter, Gaia.CreditsWritten by Kat the Babysitter, Downtown Jersey City, NJ 2019Created and produced by Amy Keller and Jeana DonovanEdited by Jeana Donovan and Amy KellerCollage art by Amy KellerCover art and design by Jeana Donovan This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mothershipcollective.substack.com/subscribe
“For me, my mediumship is how I serve the world and then my art is to remember myself. It’s a need; an itch I have to scratch.” - Mary GriseyMary channels her guides and her own inner wisdom, to share why Now is a really good time to reinvent yourself, her personal practices for activating creativity, and even shares the psychic vision she has mid-conversation with Jeana.Conversation Highlights:* Art as Channeling: Am I Channeling? What’s important in the urgency to create. The sticky aura. The gift of presences through the pressures of mothering. The intelligence of your spirit team.* Mary’s Personal Practices: More love and more chaos and more responsibility in your life. The importance of Prayer.* Relationship with the Mother: “My first daughter gave me confidence. My second daughter has given me a true connection back to spirit & the shadow and light in myself.”* Do We Have to Monetize Our Art? “It may not be making money, but if it comes from your soul, it probably will. Our spirit time is not going to allow us to fail if we are resonating from our hearts.” Should we fear AI.About Mary GriseyMary Grisey is a psychic medium, channeler and visual artist based in Los Angeles, California. She has been connected to the unseen world ever since she can remember and works closely with her Spirit Guides. Mary is passionate about connecting her clients to their truest selves, spirit team and loved ones who have crossed over to the Spirit world. She also loves helping other intuitives find their voice in this world whether that be through a 1:1 reading or mentorship.Explore — The Women Channel1:1 Readings with MaryConnect — @MaryGriseyCreditsOpening soundbite from Phylicia Rashad Interview with Bill Boggs, 1987Intro/Outro Music by Valerie Patroni from “Yah Nee Yoni” VOLUME 1 (sound mixing by Casey Sullivan and Jeana Donovan)Created and produced by Amy Keller and Jeana DonovanEdited by Jeana Donovan and Amy KellerMusical contribution by Jeana DonovanSound mixing by Jeana DonovanCover art and design by Jeana DonovanAbove excerpt by Amy Keller This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mothershipcollective.substack.com/subscribe








