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Dear Black People episodes

  • Skin
    This episode deep dives into the ideas surrounding past lives and our connection to our "spirit" or cosmic consciousness. The literature resourced in this episode is a book titled "Many Lives, Many Masters" by Alan Weiss. Give it a read and tell me what...
    20 min
  • My Pride'N Joy
    This Episode is our last look at the aftereffects of Willie Lynch's Letter "The Making of A Slave" in relation to some of the barriers between the relationships of Black men and women. We explore the ideas of emotional bondage and fear as another tactic...
    38 min
  • Are You Mixed?
    This episode discusses the perpetuation of colorism to inspire divisiveness within the Black Community. I used Willie Lynch's Letter: "The Making of a Slave" to dissect some of the emotions that play out in our relationships with one another and our...
    32 min
  • The Chakra Center
    This episode focuses on the 12 Chakra System, summarizing foundational knowledge and concepts surrounding the healing benefits of working closely with your chakras. Resources This Week;Chakras: A Complete Guide to Chakra Healing by Kristine CorrMany...
    1 hr 23 min
  • The Chakra Center
    This episode focuses on the 12 Chakra System, summarizing foundational knowledge and concepts surrounding the healing benefits of working closely with your chakras. Resources This Week;Chakras: A Complete Guide to Chakra Healing by Kristine CorrMany...
    1 hr 23 min
  • Grand Rising: It's Time to Wake Up!
    This episode introduces you to our host. Amidst her bubbling personality, and comedic commentary on the woes of life, we hope you enjoy her backstory, and find similarities amongst your own. We look forward to journeying alongside you on the...
    37 min

About Dear Black People

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Dear Black People is a podcast ​centering around a holistic perspective on life, spirituality, and social liberalism. Dear Black People encourages listeners to be their most authentic selves as they…