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Healing Racial Wounds
We live in a complex world fueled by a simple untruth. That untruth is that our skin color makes us better or worse than the next person. Since the day our nation was founded, this myth has been a part of the national conversation and value system, driven by the original sin of slavery.
In today’s episode, Scott goes deep with Nathaniel J. Brown. He is a man who lives every day striving to become the best version of himself while challenging the foundational paradigms of spirituality that govern the Black community. Brown opens up and shares a revolutionary mindset that says plant medicine is the key to healing Black trauma and improving race relations in America.
In This Episode
- (1:14) – Scott introduces Nathaniel J. Brown.
- (2:33) – The healing powers of psychedelics are introduced.
- (4:42) – Nathaniel discusses the layered truth about slavery.
- (8:33) – Nathaniel opens up about being molested at a young age hiding the truth.
- (10:23) – Black families are taught to survive, not thrive.
- (12:47) – The plant medicine journey begins.
- (16:41) – Exploring the hurt of abandonment.
- (18:19) – Ancestors' emotions are buried in your genes, not the ground.
- (22:00) – Rethinking Black spirituality and spiritual perspectives.
- (26:58) – Systemic abandonment of communities of color.
- (29:43) – Walking into the void.
- (31:17) – Understanding the Emerald Tablets.
- (34:00)- Psychedelics and the future of the Black community.
- (34:54) – Using plants to heal the wounds of slavery.
- (37:00) – Black people and the power of their native language.
- (37:50) – Spirituality can be found in your inner power.
- (41:14) – Plant medicine … the cure to the original sin?
Guest
Teacher, leader, truth seeker, Nathaniel J Brown is a man on a mission. He’s lived a life that has led him to opening the eyes of others, uncovering the gifts, and walking into the fullness of their being. A forward-thinker he champions the virtues of the healing power of plant based medicines, their impact on communities of color, and the way they can change the world.
Resources and Links
Webdelics
- https://www.webdelics.com/
- https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/
- https://twitter.com/webdelics
- https://www.youtube.com/@webdelics
- https://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/
- https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/
Nathaniel J. Brown
- https://www.theperspectivecoach.us/my-story
- https://twitter.com/nbsetthetrend
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/theperspectivecoach/
- https://www.facebook.com/theperspectivecoach
- https://www.instagram.com/therealnathanielbrown/
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By Mark McNally, Chiara Burns, Scott MasonWe live in a complex world fueled by a simple untruth. That untruth is that our skin color makes us better or worse than the next person. Since the day our nation was founded, this myth has been a part of the national conversation and value system, driven by the original sin of slavery.
In today’s episode, Scott goes deep with Nathaniel J. Brown. He is a man who lives every day striving to become the best version of himself while challenging the foundational paradigms of spirituality that govern the Black community. Brown opens up and shares a revolutionary mindset that says plant medicine is the key to healing Black trauma and improving race relations in America.
In This Episode
- (1:14) – Scott introduces Nathaniel J. Brown.
- (2:33) – The healing powers of psychedelics are introduced.
- (4:42) – Nathaniel discusses the layered truth about slavery.
- (8:33) – Nathaniel opens up about being molested at a young age hiding the truth.
- (10:23) – Black families are taught to survive, not thrive.
- (12:47) – The plant medicine journey begins.
- (16:41) – Exploring the hurt of abandonment.
- (18:19) – Ancestors' emotions are buried in your genes, not the ground.
- (22:00) – Rethinking Black spirituality and spiritual perspectives.
- (26:58) – Systemic abandonment of communities of color.
- (29:43) – Walking into the void.
- (31:17) – Understanding the Emerald Tablets.
- (34:00)- Psychedelics and the future of the Black community.
- (34:54) – Using plants to heal the wounds of slavery.
- (37:00) – Black people and the power of their native language.
- (37:50) – Spirituality can be found in your inner power.
- (41:14) – Plant medicine … the cure to the original sin?
Guest
Teacher, leader, truth seeker, Nathaniel J Brown is a man on a mission. He’s lived a life that has led him to opening the eyes of others, uncovering the gifts, and walking into the fullness of their being. A forward-thinker he champions the virtues of the healing power of plant based medicines, their impact on communities of color, and the way they can change the world.
Resources and Links
Webdelics
- https://www.webdelics.com/
- https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/
- https://twitter.com/webdelics
- https://www.youtube.com/@webdelics
- https://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/
- https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/
Nathaniel J. Brown
- https://www.theperspectivecoach.us/my-story
- https://twitter.com/nbsetthetrend
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/theperspectivecoach/
- https://www.facebook.com/theperspectivecoach
- https://www.instagram.com/therealnathanielbrown/