Purify and cleanse your spirit with the healing sounds of the T'satchila tribe in the cloud forest of Ecuador. Powerful drums, rattles, and whistles transport you to the western slope of the Andes mountains, surrounding you with their clearing vibrations.

"We need to surface, and then we just dive back in on the mantra, and eventually the mantra puts us in more of a unified state, and that unified state is where the Kundalini will actualize." World-renonwned Anusara-certified yoga teacher, Jeanie Manchester, shares with us her deep ongoing journey through the Kundalini awakening experience through yoga, meditation, mantra, initiations, and practices of the Divine Feminine—and how this applies to our shifting planetary age. Importantly, she discusses how to stabilize the unleashed force of Kundalini Shakti into embodied daily life. Find her at jeaniemanchester.com!

Kareen Erbe of Broken Ground, a Permaculture Business in Bozeman, Montana, talks to us about the great hope she finds in the permaculture movement. Find her at brokengroundpermaculture.com!

Welcome to the podcast! We talk about what the show is all about and explore the process of spiritual awakening through the neutral lens of Biodynamic Cranial Sacral Therapy with a focus on the process of Kundalini Shakti Rising (including some overlapping information about chakras and the meridian system). You will especially love the fun exploration of sound effects in this first podcast episode with just Jenny.

“There's nothing more beautiful than when you are one with the cosmos.” At our riverside talk in the Amazon Basin, Itzhak Beery talks about La Limpia, Palm Wisdom (and his upcoming new book), the Eagle and Condor Prophecy, and Ushai (the Fifth Element). Find him at ibeery.weebly.com!

“You need to transmit the message…”

Basilio Payaguaje, elder and yaje drinker of the Seiko pāai tribe in the Amazon Basin of Ecuador, shares his heart with us in a rarely allowed recorded interview. Sitting around him, our visiting group alongside members of his family and community participate in the oral tradition of a question and answer session, adapted to an interview style for this podcast. His message is both extremely sensitive and important at the same time—which is why we bring it you through an immense amount of work to make it possible. I invite you to listen deeply to his voice itself—a song of the earth and the cosmos—and his words offer a pathway of hope and healing for ourselves and our Planet Earth. Photo Credit: Itzhak Beery

Arley Payaguaje of the Seiko pāai tribe in the Amazon Basin sparks hope for his people and planet. Guided by his grandfather, Basilio, and the plant medicine, yaje, he applies his heart, vision, and great intellect to preserve and revive the jungle with food forests and traditional plants.

This is a test episode of the podcast.