Cultivating with Kwayera

From rituals for spirituality to rituals of joy and beauty, this week, I'm joined by my sister, beauty pioneer Anu Prestonia. The founder of the legendary Khamit Kinks, Anu, is considered an innovator and pioneer of the natural hair movement. For me, she is an example of a woman walking with the wolves. She is my go-to inspiration for awakening every sense with the divine sweetness to inspire myself and possibly others along the way. She joins me for a conversation on identifying the keys to living and sustaining a joyful, sweet, and loving life.

"There was a time where human beings were less connected to thought as we are now, and our relationship to the cosmos was more intimate. It's an intuitive relationship that we still see in nature, that animals have, that flowers have," says my guest Diana Pharr, an educator and healer I have long admired. Join Diana and me for a wide-reaching conversation on alchemy, astrology, and tapping into ancient systems that help us live a more balanced life.

"By finding our own spirituality, we uncover the vastness of our history, the vastness of our being, because we connect to something that allows us to see much more than we are told that we should see," says my first guest Baba IFA, Onífádé Olówu (Omigbade Escayg). Join us as we discuss the liberation that occurs when we reconnect with African and indigenous spirituality and how to apply ancient practices to these times.

Join Kwayera Archer as she explores spirituality and indigenous philosophies and practices through intimate and inspiring conversations with elders and spiritual practitioners.