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A Life Indigenous
By A Life IndigenousSociety & Culture
A Life Indigenous episodes
- Is being grateful just a bullshit idea?
Is it it a hippy dippy idea to start our day with gratefulness? What if I feel that I should be focusing on what I don't have? What if there is something to it? What if I just gave it a try?
11 min - Hero search!
Not every hero wears a cape, and those that do sometimes are not worth following!
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11 min - Waiting for the Hammer to fall: Episode 10waiting for it to all go wrong? For the Hammer to fall? Maybe the only person holding a Hammer is you.thanks for listening, to contact us: [email protected]thanks for listening11 min
- "Jealousy"The green eyed monster, the thing we put in front of our fears. : )Please enjoyfeel free to drop us a line on:11 min
- In a state? Change your state
What do we do when fear, depression and anxiety make themselves at home?
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11 min - “Anger, the thief of peace.” Ep 6Anger, the fighters diesel! Time to change to unleaded Brothers. Thanks for listening, to contact us [email protected]11 min
- Episode 5: AttachmentKnow when to hold em, when fold em, and just let them go. Feel free to contact us on email [email protected]11 min
- Episode 4: “Friendship”Give it receive it lose it find it, a treasure to be sure. To contact Tuari email [email protected]12 min
- “Saying I’m sorry.”Why saying these words are so hard to do, and harder to receive. Thanks for listening, to contact our host email: [email protected]11 min
- “The power of telling your story.”Paint it, draw it, sing it, act it, tell it, yell it, your story may just be what the world needs to hear.10 min
About A Life Indigenous
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Living "a life Indigenous" is really a look at my experience of being labelled as a great many things, from School teachers, Doctors, Nun's, Priests, social workers to being told I am too Brown to be…
White and too White to be Brown. Managing the expectations of the colonised mind, trying hard to be something I wasn't and finally landing on the idea that "I am that I am!" Māori, Samoan, Cook Island and sooo much more, what is it that brings the children of the four winds together in history and tradition? This is MY life indigenous!