About this episode
Elizabeth Philipose, PhD has a lifelong passion for transformational arts and the expansion of consciousness. She has pursued this as an academic studying the causes and consequences of violence. Her focus is on healing relations between masculine and feminine, humans and nature, races, and nations. As a spiritual guide, she offers programs in decolonial wellness, spiritual principle, embodiment, meditation, and prayer. Elizabeth has been on her own journey to heal gender/racial traumas, old church wounds, and ancestral grief. She teaches from the experiential insights of this journey and the wisdom of her visionary teachers.
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Upcoming workshop with Elizabeth Philipose
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00:00 Introduction
01:05 Understanding Decolonial Wellness
02:32 Impact of Colonialism on Personal Wellness
04:41 Embodiment and Structural Analysis
07:37 Holistic Approach to Wellness
14:27 Spirituality and Social Justice
19:11 Challenges in Spiritual and Social Justice Communities
32:39 Practical Applications and Offerings
39:59 Conclusion and Upcoming Events
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