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In this podcast episode, Dr. Kimberly Rose Pendleton and I discuss the rise of evangelical Christianity and its influence on politics, particularly in relation to Zionism. We explore the defining characteristics of evangelicalism, such as the belief in the literal interpretation of the Bible and the mission to control public policy.
We discuss the connection between evangelicalism and Zionism, highlighting the belief that the end times will involve a battle in Israel and the annihilation of the Jewish population.
The conversation sheds light on the power and organization of evangelical Christians in shaping political agendas and the need for greater awareness of their influence.
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- Evangelical Christianity is characterized by a belief in the literal interpretation of the Bible and a mission to control public policy.
- Evangelicals have been influential in shaping political agendas, particularly in relation to issues like abortion and Israel.
- There is a strong connection between evangelical Christianity and Zionism, with many evangelicals believing that the end times will involve a battle in Israel and the annihilation of the Jewish population.
- The power and organization of evangelical Christians in politics is often underestimated, and there is a need for greater awareness of their influence.
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In this podcast episode, Dr. Kimberly Rose Pendleton and I discuss the rise of evangelical Christianity and its influence on politics, particularly in relation to Zionism. We explore the defining characteristics of evangelicalism, such as the belief in the literal interpretation of the Bible and the mission to control public policy.
We discuss the connection between evangelicalism and Zionism, highlighting the belief that the end times will involve a battle in Israel and the annihilation of the Jewish population.
The conversation sheds light on the power and organization of evangelical Christians in shaping political agendas and the need for greater awareness of their influence.
Tune in to hear all about:
- Evangelical Christianity is characterized by a belief in the literal interpretation of the Bible and a mission to control public policy.
- Evangelicals have been influential in shaping political agendas, particularly in relation to issues like abortion and Israel.
- There is a strong connection between evangelical Christianity and Zionism, with many evangelicals believing that the end times will involve a battle in Israel and the annihilation of the Jewish population.
- The power and organization of evangelical Christians in politics is often underestimated, and there is a need for greater awareness of their influence.
Resources:www.kimberlyrosependleton.com
www.kimberlyrosependleton.com/book Connect & Support :Instagram
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In this episode, I chat with Elizabeth DiAlto, known for her nuanced, inclusive, and humor-infused approach to spirituality and the healing arts. She is an Embodiment Specialist and a Spiritual Futurist.
We explore what it means to focus on living a value’s centered, peaceful and soft life, while honoring and dancing the line between protecting our peace and protecting our privilege; oscillating on this line, while honoring community and reciprocal relationships.
In this second part of the episode, we also touch on recognizing incompatible connections, allowing people to be who they are and honoring those who cannot dream within our own work.
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- Transitioning work focus from online to in-person teaching and a new book
- Solo polyamory, dating experiences, and healing toxic masculinity
- Exploring controversial topics through fiction writing
- Midlife women's personal growth and freedom from resentment
- Perpetuating systemic racism through social media algorithms and censorship
- Weaponizing the phrase "protecting your peace"Resources:
https://www.jonathanldent.com/
https://untameyourself.com/links/
https://www.instagram.com/elizabethdialto/
https://www.wildsoulmovement.com/
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In this episode, I chat with Elizabeth DiAlto, known for her nuanced, inclusive, and humor-infused approach to spirituality and the healing arts. She is an Embodiment Specialist and a Spiritual Futurist.
We explore what it means to focus on living a value’s centered, peaceful and soft life, while honoring and dancing the line between protecting our peace and protecting our privilege; oscillating on this line, while honoring community and reciprocal relationships.
We also discuss Elizabeth’s recent book release, “Dark Healing: Order of Secret Priestesses, Book 1”, and how her book touches on themes of healing, self-love, and liberation, and the importance of breaking open and connecting with one's sacredness.
Tune in to hear all about:
- Transitioning work focus from online to in-person teaching and a new book
- Solo polyamory, dating experiences, and healing toxic masculinity
- Exploring controversial topics through fiction writing
- Midlife women's personal growth and freedom from resentment
- Perpetuating systemic racism through social media algorithms and censorship
- Weaponizing the phrase "protecting your peace"Resources:
For the Love of Men W/ Weeze Doran
http://instagram.com/elizabethdialto
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In this two part conversation, I talk with Tamela Julia Gordon, a writer and editor from New York. Tamela Julia Gordon’s book, Hood Wellness: Tales of Communal Care from People Who Drowned on Dry Land has been met with critical acclaim, earning a starred Kirkus Review. Tamela’s currently working on her second book and splitting her time between Harlem and Miami.
Tamela and I explore layers centered on Community Care, Authenticity and staying rooted in the truth of your work, and honoring your community as well as your capacity as we navigate these aspects. We also talk about the need to be within community with those who see, hear, and honor us.
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The importance of community care Tamela shares her journey of writing 'Hood Wellness' and the process of reconciling her own experiences. The conversation highlights the limitations of anti-racism work and the importance of authentic and community-centered approaches to activism and self-care. Promoting a book while maintaining integrity and authenticity can be challenging. Working at your own capacity in activism. Connect & Support:Instagram
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In this conversation, I am joined by Tamela Julia Gordon, a writer and editor from New York. Tamela Julia Gordon’s book, Hood Wellness: Tales of Communal Care from People Who Drowned on Dry Land has been met with critical acclaim, earning a starred Kirkus Review. Tamela’s currently working on her second book and splitting her time between Harlem and Miami.
Tamela and I explore layers centered on Community Care, Authenticity and staying rooted in the truth of your work, and honoring your community as well as your capacity as we navigate these aspects. We also talk about the need to be within community with those who see, hear, and honor us.
Stay tuned for part 2 of this conversation.
Tune in to hear all about:
The importance of community care Tamela shares her journey of writing 'Hood Wellness' and the process of reconciling her own experiences. The conversation highlights the limitations of anti-racism work and the importance of authentic and community-centered approaches to activism and self-care. Promoting a book while maintaining integrity and authenticity can be challenging. Working at your own capacity in activism. Connect & Support:Instagram
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The show is baaaaaaack! We know it’s been a little bit… and Weeze is excited to reconnect. If you’re tuned in on social media or substack, you’ve been dialed in to the shifts, changes and transformations that have been afoot. In this short and sweet chat, Weeze rehashes what’s been up, how things are shifting, what is pulling her forward and what you can expect as you dive deeper into community with Weeze whether through the Podcast, the Community or over on Patreon.
How do we continue to show up for community without first practicing and more deeply embodying the work we teach? In this episode, Weeze shares candidly about her journey towards deeper alignment with her work, and values. Tune in to hear about all the things!
Lastly, Weeze would love for you to get involved with her foundation, The Asafa Collective through Volunteering, Donating and Sharing about the work (linked below).
Key Takeaways:
Rest, Transformation and Alignment as Liberation Tools
Broadening the Conversations and Applying Liberatory Lens
Cultivating space for the full work
Get involved with The Asafa Collective; volunteer, donate, share.
Rewriting all the rules, all the time
Links:
Support the Show:
https://www.patreon.com/accordingtoweezeShare, Donate, Volunteer for with the Foundation:
https://www.doranfamilyfoundation.com/Dive deeper into the work:
https://louizadoran.com/collectiveStay Connected:
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In this session, Louiza “Weeze” Doran talks with a biracial Palestinian whose family fled Palestine during 1948, landing in Lebanon and later in the United States. They share insight from their lived experience, as well as, point us to research and tracked data regarding the experiences of those in Palestine. From refugee experiences during the Nakba to refugee camps, to Palestinian rights to Israeli apartheid, to mental health and resistance to settler colonialism.
They state, “And so part of our rage about the reaction to certain things, to only certain communities, is that these decades and decades and decades of violence have been literally unknown, ignored. I mean, by everyone, forever, and yet, suddenly, they’re worth attending to and I would say they’re absolutely worth just like they’ve been worth attending to, for the last 75 plus years.”
Resources:
More Learning:
– https://www.jadaliyya.com/More On Apartheid:
– https://jewishcurrents.org/understanding-apartheid
– https://www.btselem.org/apartheid
– https://thisisapartheid.btselem.org/eng/#1Transcript Here:
https://1948tofreedom.com/2023/10/30/session-3/
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In this session, we speak with a Doctor from Gaza. For their safety and protection, their voice has been altered. There is a transcript below for easier listening.
This Doctor shares important data and experiences to keep in mind regarding the day to day lived experience of those in Palestine, centralized in Gaza; from manufactuered poverty, to education, to the power grid, to daily struggles of families before and after 10/7/2023.Transcript Here:
https://1948tofreedom.com/2023/10/30/session-1-from-gaza/
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Mx. Yaffa is an acclaimed disabled, autistic, trans, queer, Muslim, and indigenous Palestinian individual who has received multiple awards for their transformative work around displacement, decolonization, equity, and centering the lived experiences of individuals most impacted by injustice.
In this session, Louiza “Weeze” Doran speaks with Yaffa regarding their experience as a displaced indigenous Palestinian, who has lived in multiple countries during war and revolutionary movements. They share about their family’s experience of displacement in Palestine, the family that still lives in Gaza, and more. Yaffa also shares about their work in the Muslim community around Sexual & Gender diveristy as the Executive Director of Muslim Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity (MASGD), and their forthcoming book regarding the same experiences.
Resources:
Ebook Preorder Now
Paperback Preorder Link – Coming Soon
Virtual Book Launch 11/13
Yaffa’s Instagram: @yaffasutopia
Yaffa’s Tiktok: @yaffasutopia
Yaffa’s Linktree
Transcript Here:
https://1948tofreedom.com/2023/10/30/session-2-yaffa/
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At this point we all know all about the Enneagram, right? Wrong. Take what you think you know and set it aside. I am honored to have Jessica Dickson here with me today. Jessica is an Enneagram genius and an antiracism educator, and a RAY OF SUNSHINE! She is utilizing the inner work of the Enneagram, with the context setting of antiracism, to create healing environments for her clients and we are lucky to have her share some of that with us today! Join me as I sit down with Jessica and dig into the challenges that come along with the Enneagram, why embodiment work has to come first, and the problematic practices that have been involved with both.
We’re exploring:
The goal of body love and how it may need to start with body relationship and loyalty What exactly Enneagram is, and how can it drive our liberation work How our social conditioning changes how we access ourselves Why it’s important to allow yourself to hold on to your protection Dealing with labels specific to being a certain “type” Getting underneath a behavior to find the motivation driving it Avoiding healing work that “tells” you what you are and what to do Why tests are not the best way to find your Enneagram And so much more!!Mentioned in this episode:
The Enneagram for Black Liberation: Return to Who You Are Beneath the Armor You Carry by Chichi Agorom https://bit.ly/Theenneagramforblackliberation
Listen to Episode 36 with Elizabeth DiAlto HERE
Catch up with Weeze!
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/
Instagram: @accordingtoweeze
The Academy (it’s like Patreon): https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy
Get to know Jessica and sign up for her courses at https://jessicaddickson.com/
Instagram: @jessicaddicksoncoaching
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So many people are doing embodiment work these days, but very few people are doing it in such a genuine and successful way as Elizabeth DiAlto. She is known for her raw, honest, and nuanced approach to spirituality and the healing arts and is an Embodiment Specialist, a Mystic, and host of the Embodied Podcast (3M+ downloads!) You will want to pay attention to this one, Elizabeth brings intention, honesty, and joy to every conversation, and this one is no different so let’s dive in!
We’re exploring:
What embodiment really means and where it comes from Why embodiment work is and should always remain inclusive How we become so disconnected from our own bodies Distinguishing the difference between what is yours to own and what is someone else’s The 5 pillars of embodied self-love framework Trauma response vs trauma reaction Treating yourself with the gentleness you would give a child “Red and green flags” to look for in embodiment work The two things any good embodiment work will do So much more!!Puerto Rico is suffering. If you want to help please use the following as guidance as to where your funds can do the most work.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/18ap-PEnQfi1PVg2gCYEjh3jOoFKlgE1gS-wDqOUECio/edit?usp=sharing
Created by La Corilla, “a group of women from the Puerto Rican diaspora channeling urgent relief efforts after hurricanes María and Fiona”
Twitter: @lacorillaCatch up with Weeze!
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/
Instagram: @accordingtoweeze
The Academy (it’s like Patreon): https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy
Get to know Elizabeth and join her community: http://untameyourself.com/wssb
Listen to Embodied with Elizabeth DiAlto: https://untameyourself.com/podcasts/401/
Website: http://untameyourself.com
Instagram - @elizabethdialto
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Y'all, buckle up! We are about to have a very honest conversation about liberation and living liberated. Today I sit down with Bobby Morgan to talk about the WORK of liberation work. Bobby is the founder and principal consultant at Liberation Lab, a company focused on working with educators and administrators to promote equity and culturally responsive teaching practices. We are talking about the direction of our work, how we got here, where we are going, and the dangerous trend of commodifying liberation. It’s not all unicorns and rainbows, but it’s all important conversation!
We’re exploring:
Seeing and getting to know ourselves outside of the limitations of oppression Awakening to who we can be and not what was placed on us as a lens of survival How liberation fails if we are not leading with love and empathy What we mean when we say we want to be put out of business Untangling ourselves from the work that we do The dangerous ways liberation has been coopted and commodified - how liberation has become a brand Cancel culture vs redemption culture - offering chances to apologize and learn How we build a transformative space of community And so much more!!Catch up with Weeze!
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/
Instagram: @accordingtoweeze
The Academy (it’s like Patreon): https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy
Get to know Bobby and check out his work here: https://www.myliberationlab.com/
Facebook & Instagram - @liberation.lab
Twitter - @myliberationlab
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What does it mean to live with softness and to have access to all of your emotions? How do we lead with that gift and impart it to others? Corey Evan Leak is a prime example; as a podcaster, writer, and anti-racism educator, he is using his platforms to help others find peace and belonging. Corey and I sit down today and talk about his article Angry Black Man and where that term comes from, about the work needed to access all of our emotions, and learning new ways to show up.
We’re exploring:
The only default emotion society has allowed to men - how anger becomes a security blanket Letting go of our lizard brain and thinking about our reactions Releasing who society says you need to be Shedding the stigma of therapy and breaking cycles of generational trauma Wearing masks and code-switching as mechanisms of self-preservation Addressing the privilege of therapy and how we can access help when we are readyCatch up with Weeze!
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/
Instagram: @accordingtoweeze
The Academy (it’s like Patreon): https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy
Get to know Corey and check out his article here: https://coreyevanleak.com/angry-black-man/ Website: https://coreyevanleak.com/
Instagram: @coreyevanleak
Listen to Existential here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/existential/id1478020806
If you are seaking welcoming and affordable therapy options help can be found https://openpathcollective.org/
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What IS liberation? What does it mean personally and professionally? Today I am sharing a crossover episode with Julia “Motherfucking” Wells, business coach and host of the podcast “Wait, What the Fuck?” Julia and I are discussing how no one can escape social narratives, how we all have our own work to do, and now liberation looks different for all of us. Are you ready for your liberation journey?
We’re exploring:
The questions to ask yourself so you can get what you REALLY want Why doing the personal work is imperative to the business work The importance of community and guidance in your liberation journey What Julia and I wish we had known in the beginning Understanding that better doesn’t mean easier Introducing our new community space two years in the making - Hella Liberated!And so much more!!
Hella Liberated, the membership: https://www.hellaliberated.com/hlm
Get to know Julia!
Website: https://www.juliacwells.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliamotherfuckingwells/
Catch up with Weeze!
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/
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Whether it's white supremacy, patriarchy, or capitalism, we've all internalized these structures and we all need to be unpacking and unlearning them at all times. This isn’t a sprint — it’s a marathon and it's grueling and uncomfortable. Are you ready to wake up and choose this work? Joining me today is Author, disruptor, activist, friend and change agent Frederick Joseph, who is passionate about showing you the path out.
We’re exploring:
The gaps Frederick is filling with his books Questions to ask yourself when doing your internal work Boundaries or being a vessel for entertainment and why this has to change The way we think about parenting now is robbing all of our children Are you a feminist? — my answer and why I believe this Understanding the system of whiteness and your proximity to it And so much more!Digging the podcast & wanna show Weeze some love? Buy her a coffee here (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Thanksweeze)
Ready to jump into the community conversation? Join The Academy (https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy) at any level to get access to the podcast Facebook group and behind the scenes content!
Catch up with Weeze!
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/
Instagram: @accordingtoweeze
The Academy (it’s like Patreon): https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy
Connect with Frederick Joseph:
Website: https://www.Frederickjoseph.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fredtjoseph/
The Black friend book: https://frederickjoseph.com/the-black-friend
Patriarchy Blues book: https://frederickjoseph.com/patriarchy-blues
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What does peace really mean to you? How do we define pleasure? Society has siloed pleasure to the bedroom, but it is really how connected you are to ALL of your senses in the day to day. Today I sit down with my dear friend, Terra Lyn Anderson, my partner in our new 7-month course Pleasure & Peace, to talk about living in pleasure and personal liberation. Terra has devoted their life to being a conduit for the healing connection between body and mind for both individuals and the collective. Join us as we get deep into the conversation around helping others understand what personal liberation really means and what intrapersonal activism is.
We’re exploring:
How we worked to create a process to help people understand what “by way of their own liberation” means Our new “I” of oppression that Terra and I have added to the list The importance changing focus from helping everyone else (which is AMAZING) to helping liberate yourself Understanding we have all been taught to adhere to oppressive system, and unlearning these internalized these narratives The way we are defining “INTRApersonal activism” and how it differs from INTERpersonal activism Learning to balance your truth with maintaining your personal safety, and allowing yourself to make those necessary choices in the given moment Looking at the work you can do inside yourself, for yourself, to be a larger part of social changeAnd so much more!
Join our new course - Pleasure & Peace
Get to know Terra!
Website: www.embodyemerge.com
IG: @embodyemerge
Professional FB: https://www.facebook.com/terraanderson.embodyemerge
Business FB: https://www.facebook.com/embodyemerge
Catch up with Weeze!
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/
Instagram: @accordingtoweeze
The Academy (it’s like Patreon): https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy
Digging the podcast & wanna show Weeze some love? Buy her a coffee here
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How do we effect change for our most marginalized folx? Why is it so important for “us” to work together to fight the system collectively? Today, I’m chatting with Tareq, co-founder of the social justice brand America Hates Us (AHUS), a clothing company that is so much more than that. We are digging in deep to what brought his company around, who “us” really is, and what it means for a brand to evolve while remaining consistent.
We’re exploring:
What it means to combat the everyday conditioning that America stands for whiteness The importance of slowing down and actually engaging with what's in front of you-instead of the constant sense of urgency Understanding how one sided advice can be dangerous and how to combat it The herb that can help you focus and relax at the same time What does it mean for a platform or company to be able to evolve with time Knowing the difference between offering others what they NEED for their healing and what you want to give Weeze’s take on the first step to bringing down all systems of oppression
Follow America Hates Us!
monthly book club (eventbrite.com/o/america-hates-us-32685241245)
Patreon (patreon.com/americahatesus) and online store (americahates.us/shopahus)
IG/twitter: @americahatesus
FB: m.facebook.com/americahatesus/
Patreon: patreon.com/americahatesus
Tamela Gordon (@shewritestolive) is AHUS's publications managing editor
Alison Fields (@itsalisonaf) is AHUS's marketing and communications strategist
Catch up with Weeze!
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/
Instagram: @accordingtoweeze
The Academy (it’s like Patreon): https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy
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Is social media drowning out your voice? Are you too busy surviving to speak up or walk out? The lived experiences of marginalized communities are often overlooked and brushed aside so whiteness can remain in the center. But we can all work together towards change, towards community, towards liberation. This week I’m honored to be joined by Dr. Janice Gassam Asare. She is the founder of BWG Business Solutions which helps organizations create cultures built on equity. She is a senior contributing writer for Forbes and has collaborated with companies like Google, Amazon, Yale University, and many more. She’s been doing this work before this work was “cool” and she has so much wisdom to share. We get right into it! So join us as we talk about ALL THE THINGS!
We’re getting into:
The funding disparities for DEI firms and why it matters Whiteness is the disease, NOT the antidote Diversifying our incomes to create protections and build wealth Why you do NOT have to adjust yourself for whiteness and what to do instead How white supremacy removes imagination and community and tells us to compete (but we’re in this together!) The thick skin required to do this work plus some of our biggest fears Why “just” quitting or speaking out isn’t an option for everyone The importance of community in our lives and the role social media plays Plus so much more!Follow Dr. Janice Gassam Asare on Linkedin and Instagram
And check out her latest book The Pink Elephant.
Catch up with Weeze!
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/
Instagram: @accordingtoweeze
The Academy (it’s like Patreon): https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy
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It’s the season 3 finale, so we’re flipping the script and Weeze becomes our guest! In this episode she is interviewed by our amazing guest, Madison Jacobs, from ep 3. They talk about Weeze’s process of slowing down, tending to her own humanity after being in overdrive for the last 20 months, how we as a collective can begin to heal and exist unapologetically in systems created to destroy us, what liberation can look like, and how she’s learning & co-creating in her relationship.
ABOUT WEEZE
Louiza Doran, known and referred to as Weeze, is a cis-het Amazigh* female identifying human who uses she/her/they/them pronouns. She’s known as a coach, podcast host, advocate, agent of change, strategist and educator (to name a few) but is ultimately a compassionate provocateur that is out to help folks uncover their path of possibility.
IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT
Setting yourself up for healing, joy, success, and liberation in a system designed to profit off your turmoil & destroy you. The truth is that systems of oppression aren’t going to be eradicated in our lifetime, so how can we begin to exist unapologetically anyway? The difference between being emotionally reactive and retraumatized or triggered. Weeze’s current growth edge in life, where she’s been recalling her energy, and how she’s refocusing on her wellbeing. Bae deets are in!! We hear about Weeze’s relationship and their process of co-creating a healthy partnership with each other. Healing ancestral wounds and trauma.CALL TO ACTION
Join The Academy on Podia for ongoing education. Rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast! Follow Weeze on IG!EPISODE TRANSCRIPT
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19xTfwerUi_XhudUucoYPo-J1Nan7A5eS/view?usp=sharingFOLLOW WEEZE TO STAY ENGAGED
Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/accordingtoweeze
Join the Academy (its like Patreon): https://www.accordingtoweeze.com/the-academy
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