How has being "othered" impacted you in your life? 

How much of your inner critic is actually a conversation to keep you in the oppressors control? 

Why did you feel like you had to be LESS of your cultural identity and how is that still impacting the ways that you feel you can show up now?

Hello all! This week's conversation highlights your inner oppression, the impact of colonialism on the Self & how "whiteness" has been looked up to at the expense of people's own way of living life (as if you weren't born enough...). 

With the help of indigenous author, speaker and mentor Emily Brant (IG: @EmilyAnneBrant) we break down these intersectionality in a VERY RAW & honest way -- we know how we do it over here ;)

I love bringing these honest & sometimes uncomfortable conversations into our space so that we may continue to find our truth and understand what may be preventing us from getting there.

Thank you again Emily (@EmilyAnneBrant) for taking the time to have this very meaningful conversation with me and holding people accountable in this journey that may feel lonely at times. 

Links to Emily(!!):

Instagram: @EmilyAnneBrant

Roundtable: https://www.emilyannebrant.com/offers/A6RkuL5j/checkout

Explore more here!: https://www.emilyannebrant.com/links

Please tag us and let us know how this episode landed with you! Has this been an unconscious block you've been facing? How is this landing?

Till next Monday,

Curandera Valeria (@TheJaguarCurandera)

P.S. Did a new format this week, playing around with it :)