It has been a journey, going from Catholic to atheist/agnostic, to crystal-spiritualist to Orisa Devotee and I am grateful for all of it!

I had to go through cycles and belief and disbelief in order to discern what was right for me, and now I am held and supported by the most wonderful community of people committed to making the world a better place. I'd love to share my story with you!

In this episode of Owning Life, Karen Jokotifa Alaye shares her personal journey of embracing spirituality, cultural identity, and the experiences that shaped her understanding of life and death. Through her work in death care, she reflects on the importance of community, prayer, and rituals, ultimately finding a spiritual practice that resonates with her heritage. She invites listeners to explore their own paths and embrace their identities, while also expressing her gratitude for the connections she has made along the way.

And if any other biracial women want to talk about what it means to integrate all of our ancestral lineage, I am here to support you! It's been a rough road, and I would hate for anyone else to do it alone, as I had to...

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