All That We Are

What does it mean to find our true voice?

In this episode entitled Singing the Ancient Codes of Mother Earth to Heal and Remember, Amisha meets Almunis Alejandra Ortiz, a musician and sound healer who helps people find their true voice by tapping into the whole body as an instrument and vehicle of vibrant energy. Almunis shares her understanding of blockages in the voice, how to open a channel for sacred song to come through us and, to repair the balance between feminine and masculine energies within and without.Almunis has been learning the healing wisdom of the Amazon since childhood and receiving powerful 'codes'. She tells how the use of plant medicine has deviated from its original purpose and why she will no longer partake in plant medicine ceremony.

"We don't sing because we want to be loved back, we sing because we ARE love and that has infinite forms" - Almunis Alejandra Ortiz

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/30/e28-almunis-alejandra-ortiz-on-sound-healing-indigenous-wisdom-and-ayahuasca-singing-the-ancient-codes-of-mother-earth-to-heal-and-remember/

Learn more about Bali Spirit Festival - https://www.balispiritfestival.com/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Singing the ancient codes of mother earth to heal and remember.

What does it mean to find our true voice? 

In this episode Amisha meets Almunis Alejandra Ortiz, a musician and sound healer who helps people find their true voice by tapping into the whole body as an instrument and vehicle of vibrant energy. Almunis shares her understanding of blockages in the voice, how to open a channel for sacred song to come through us and much more.

Links from this episode and more at www.thefutureisbeautiful.c

How do we shift from our society from consumerism to citizenship?

In this episode entitled Freeing the Citizen Within From The Shackles of Consumerism, Amisha sits down with Jon Alexander of the New Citizenship Project, a social innovation lab designed to promote the role of the citizen and encourage better participation in society.

Jon speaks about the work underway to catalyse the shift from identifying as consumers to identifying as citizens. Together he and Amisha speak about how consumerism has played out in the political arena and why the Brexit referendum was a classic example of consumer democracy. Jon shares his insights on how we can contribute to the shift towards a society of citizens and invite people into greater participation.

"We have far more agency in the world than just our consumption choices and we need more opportunities to express that agency." ~ Jon Alexander

"We are in the dying throes of a consumer era of democracy where choosing between the options that someone else has designed is the primary form of political engagement." ~ Jon Alexander

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/23/e27-jon-alexander-on-citizenship-participation-and-consumerism-freeing-the-citizen-within-from-the-shackles-of-consumerism/

Learn more about New Citizenship Project - https://www.newcitizenship.org.uk/citizenshift

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Freeing the citizen within from the shackles of consumerism.

How do we shift from our society from consumerism to citizenship?

In this episode Amisha sits down with Jon Alexander of the New Citizenship Project, a social innovation lab designed to promote the role of the citizen and encourage better participation in society.

Links from this episode and more at www.thefutureisbeautiful.co

What does it really take to become a social entrepreneur?

In this episode entitled Tending the Roots of Social Business, Amisha sits down with Servane Mouazan, who has spent over 17 years working with women in social enterprise as the founder and director of Ogunte.

Servane shares stories from the 7000+ social businesses led by women who have been supported and mentored through the Ogunte network. The network includes a vast array of social businesses in areas from fintech to food security.

She challenges the stereotypes around women in social enterprise, speaks to the real reasons so many women are inspired to do this work, and shares nuggets of hard-earned wisdom about the joy and pain of starting out as a social entrepreneur.

"Women are active in the space where they have been historically confined to. It's not something you are born with - that eagerness to help - it's something you learn... and sometimes you learn it because you have no other choice with what's around you." ~ Servane Mouazan

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/16/e26-servane-mouazan-on-social-enterprise-women-and-networks-tending-the-roots-of-social-business/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Tending the roots of social business.

What does it really take to become a social entrepreneur?

In this episode Amisha sits down with Servane Mouazan, founder of Ogunte.

She challenges the stereotypes around women in social enterprise, speaks to the real reasons women do this work and shares nuggets of hard-earned wisdom about the joy and pain of starting out as a social entrepreneur.

Links from this episode and more at www.thefutureisbeautiful.co

How can we change politics for the better to benefit our local communities?

In this episode entitled Rewriting the Rules for Local Politics, Amisha meets independent local councillor Peter Macfadyen to learn how Frome (Somerset UK) is transforming from a forgotten market town into one of the most progressive communities in the country.

Peter tells the story of how he became Mayor of Frome by accident and rewrote the rules to return a sense of ownership to the community, putting 40% of council taxes back in people's hands and inviting children to vote on council budgets.

He explains why manifestos inevitably end in broken promises, why he favours removing party politics at the local level and the need for epic facilitation skills in local government.

"This is about trying to create participatory democracy not representative democracy….It's saying elect 17 people and then their job is to build a community where whatever it is you want to get done, you can - or at least have a good try at it - and there will be money and support." ~ Peter Macfadyen

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/09/e25-peter-macfadyen-on-democracy-community-and-local-government-rewriting-the-rules-for-local-politics/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Rewriting the rules for local politics

How can we change politics for the better to benefit our local communities?

In this episode Amisha meets independent local councillor Peter Macfadyen to learn how Frome is transforming from a forgotten market town into one of the most progressive communities in the country - far beyond flapjacks and coffee shops!

Links from this episode and more at www.thefutureisbeautiful.co

How can we heal the feminine in our world from the inside out?

In this episode entitled Cleansing the Crucible of Creation, Amisha shares an intimate moment with multidisciplinary creative and social entrepreneur Mallence Bart-Williams. Working in partnership with the royal family of a tiny hidden kingdom in the Asian archipelago, Mallence is bringing to the world an ancient rejuvenation and holistic beauty tool, originally reserved only for Eastern royalty and their concubines. Now this product is saving women in the Western world from hysterectomy and transforming the vitality of their entire bodies. Together Mallence and Amisha speak about how we engage with our wombs today, revisiting the monstrous origins of modern gynaecology and discussing the patriarchal attitudes and assumptions in medical science that harm our connection to our feminine centre.

"There is no redemption big enough to make up for what has been done to the womb." ~ Mallence Bart-Williams

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/02/e24-mallence-bart-williams-on-patriarchy-ancestry-and-the-womb-cleansing-the-crucible-of-creation/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Cleansing the crucible of creation

How can we heal the feminine in our world from the inside out?

In this episode Amisha shares an intimate moment with creative social entrepreneur Mallence Bart-Williams.

Together Mallence and Amisha speak about how we engage with our wombs today, revisiting the monstrous origins of modern gynaecology and discussing the patriarchal attitudes and assumptions in medical science that harm our connection to our feminine centre.

More at www.thefutureisbeautiful.co