"A lot of people don't stop to think about the historical trauma that black people face or could possibly be retriggered by going into these Nature's faces and seeing the trees and seeing the moss hanging from the trees to be transported to the conversations of lynching."--Chris Omni

"Happiness happens to you. Joy happens within you. So it is very possible to hold both joy and pain in the same body at the same time."--Chris Omni

🌿🌻 Let's talk about the POWER of BLACK JOY! 🌻🌿

Amanda Aminata recently had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Chris Omni, the "health hippie" and black joy scholar, on the Mother Tree Network. Their conversation was nothing short of INSPIRING! 🙌

Dr. Omni spoke about turning 49 and how this milestone is aligned with awareness and spiritual connection. She reminded us that "your vibe attracts your tribe!” 🌀✨

But wait, there's more! She distinguished between happiness and joy, emphasizing that joy is collective. Joy happens within you but is also shared among your tribe—B L A C K joy. 🖤

The conversation delved deep into the collective nature of black joy, supporting the strong black woman phenomena. Dr. Omni highlighted the ability to carry joy and pain simultaneously. The strength in that duality is truly remarkable! 💪

When asked about cultivating joy from within, Dr. Omni alluded to taking one day at a time.  🌟

Then the conversation took a pivot, shedding light on the deficit narrative perpetuated in public health research about the black community. Shocking stats were shared—higher likelihood of certain illnesses among black women compared to their white counterparts. 😞

BUT, Dr. Chris Omni...Drumroll please...proposed a way to SHIFT the narrative! 🥁

She conducted a study on black joy in green spaces, using arts-based research methods. And guess what? The healing power of nature was profound! 🌿

From there, the discussion bloomed into cultivating gratitude and joy over time, nurturing it like a garden. 🌻

Amanda Aminata added a beautiful note about the importance of slowing down and connecting with nature, connecting to Dr. Omni's love for turtles and his research on black joy in green spaces. 🐢🍃

Dr. Omni chose to focus on Black Joy in her research to counteract the deficit narrative often associated with the black community in public health, aiming to address health disparities. 🙏

Finally, they delve into the intersection of Kwanzaa values and their influence on the concept of black joy. Dr. Omni shares her “Kojima Theory” of collective self-motivation, which incorporates the principles of Kujichagulia (self-determination), Ujima (collective work and responsibility), and Kuumba (creativity). 

As they discuss the importance of pleasure and joy in one's work, we also celebrate Dr. Omni's groundbreaking achievement of co-creating the first-ever journal dedicated exclusively to black joy. Their conversation serves as a powerful testament to the significance of reframing narratives and the impact of joy-centered research.

This conversation truly celebrated the beauty of black joy and left us feeling INSPIRED to nurture our joy, one day at a time –far and wide! 🖤✨

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Welcome back to the Mother Tree Network! In today's episode, we have the incredible Nina Simons joining us to share her wisdom, experiences, and insights.

Nina starts off by discussing her unique practice of creating an altar around a tree to protect her New Mexico home from wildfires, which led her to deepen her relationship with the land and feel a sense of sacredness. 

“And there was a huge wildfire, the biggest in New Mexico's history.   I reached out to a friend and she said:. Make an altar around a tree that you love. And that became my practice. Putting flowers around the base of the tree and feeding it with water and sometimes with wine and with prayer.  And sending the prayer down into its roots and up into its branches. 

Nina then dives into her book "Nature, Culture, and the Sacred," focusing on women's leadership and racial equity and justice.

She passionately emphasizes the importance of strengthening the feminine within everyone, not just women, as the repression of the feminine has had a profound impact on society as a whole. 

Together, Aminata and Nina explore the significance of diverse leadership and racial equity, discussing the challenges and lessons learned from convening diverse groups. 

They delve into the importance of creating safe spaces, discomfort resilience, and the need for love and acceptance in racial justice work. 

Cultural humility is also a key concept highlighted, acknowledging the embedded white supremacy and implicit bias that exist in society.

Nina shares her personal experiences with cultural humility, the conflict in Israel and Palestine, and the importance of listening with the heart. 

But the wisdom doesn't stop there. Nina shares her profound experience with a plant mentor, Apache Plume, and the lessons she learned about revealing beauty, camouflage, fertility, and growing in community. 

The conversation takes a personal turn as Nina discusses her transformative process in her 60s, recognizing her white privilege and conditioning, and the importance of slowing down and making deliberate choices.

Nina's deep connection with nature and its capacity to heal and regenerate shines through as she shares her journey of finding solace and stability in nature. 

This episode is filled with deep wisdom, personal experiences, and a call to honor the feminine in ourselves and the world. 

You can learn with Nina by checking out her Every Woman's Leadership online class in 2024.  https://www.bioneerslearning.org/everywomans-leadership-nina-simons

Nina’s Bio

NINA SIMONS is Co-founder and Chief Relationship Officer at Bioneers, and leads its
Everywoman’s Leadership program. Throughout her career spanning the nonprofit, social entrepreneurship, corporate, and philanthropic sectors, Nina has worked with nearly a thousand diverse women leaders across disciplines, race, class, age and orientation to create conditions for mutual learning, trust and leadership development. 

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What is the Winter Solstice?

The winter solstice takes place on December 21st in the northern hemisphere.

The longest night of the year, the winter solstice is a time of reflection, release, and renewal, and we believe that coming together as a community to honor this powerful event can bring profound healing and growth.

As the winter solstice approaches, we are excited to invite you to join us for a transformative and rejuvenating experience. 

From December 16th to December 21st, we will be hosting a soulful retreat focused on release, rest, and rooting. 

Our goal is to provide a space where you can reconnect with yourself, nature, and the collective energy of our community.

During the six-day journey, you can expect:

- Daily guided meditations to help you center and ground yourself

- Nature activities and exercises to deepen your connection with the Earth and all living beings

- Opportunities to record and explore your dreams, connecting with your subconscious and ancestral wisdom

- Engaging in group discussions and reflections, fostering a sense of intimacy, vulnerability, and authenticity

- Encouragement and support for self-care rituals, including restful sleep and intentional release practices

- A curated "goodie bag" filled with items carefully selected to enhance your retreat experience, including tea lights, incense, and more

Our belief in the power of this retreat is rooted in the principles of self-care, community, and hope. 

We understand the heaviness of war and the emotional toll peacemaking can take. As such, this retreat is designed to provide a nurturing space to heal, and restore your spirit.

To make this experience as accessible as possible, we are offering an early bird discount for those who register by December 4th. 

Additionally, participants can choose to attend in person or virtually, with the opportunity to receive their goodie bags by mail if joining the retreat online.

We are partnering with Ms. Makeda, who has poured her heart into creating these goodie bags and is an integral part of making this retreat a truly special experience.

For detailed information and registration, please visit our website at dramandakemp.com. 

We encourage you to take advantage of this unique opportunity to nurture your soul and embrace the energy of the winter solstice in a supportive and uplifting environment.

We are looking forward to journeying together to the soul of winter and connecting with each and every one of you.

With peace and love,

Aminata

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"When I came to play the singing bowls for the first time ever for a group of people... She said right before I started, you should sing with the bowls.  And that felt like it was asking for some courage for me to share my voice.  And I went for it, and it felt  the most aligned I've ever felt, sharing something with people."--Stacey Pickering

Welcome to another episode of the Mother Tree Network podcast!

 In today's episode, our host, Aminata, sits down with the incredible Stacey Pickering, a sound healer and vibrational therapist. They delve deep into the power of sound and its impact on our emotional and physical well-being.

Aminata opens up about a childhood experience that affected her self-confidence, and Stacey empathizes, emphasizing the importance of embracing our own voices. Together, they explore the idea of using vocal sounds as a means of releasing emotions and finding resolution.

With the rise of technology, Aminata questions the difference between hearing someone else sing and singing imperfectly oneself. Stacey introduces the concept of humming and its ability to regulate the nervous system, even demonstrating a breathing and humming exercise.

The conversation then turns towards the application of sound practices in public schools to help children regulate themselves. Stacey's wisdom and experience shine through as they discuss her background in yoga, chanting, and the profound resonance she feels within her body when using specific tones.

As the episode continues, Stacey shares her journey into facilitating sound journeys and the transformative impact it has had on her life. They discuss the interconnectedness of the mind and body, emphasizing the importance of somatic experiences and movement for healing and release.

"The vibrational resonance just reached right in there, just transcended the part of my logical mind that could keep talking me out of… letting go or, … Went right past that loud mind, that resistant mind."–Stacey Pickering

Aminata and Stacey also touch on the financial challenges faced by holistic practitioners and the vulnerability associated with using one's voice. They both agree that walking into that fear is an essential part of the healing process.

So sit back, relax, and join us as we delve into the world of sound healing and vibrational therapy with Stacey Pickering on this enlightening episode of the Mother Tree Network podcast.

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https://www.instagram.com/we_are_vibrational_energy/

Stacey’s Bio

Stacey Pickering is a multi-faceted Holistic Wellness Practitioner, Ecotherapy Facilitator, and movement artist, who works with music, sound & the natural world to transcend the barriers of the logical mind and connect us fully with ourselves as whole beings. She

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"It's important not just for me, but also when we come into other spaces and our allies also recognize the land we're on…. I think it goes to help repair the long erasure of Native American people. And that invisibility even here in Baltimore City, when we were advocating for Indigenous Peoples Day, people were shocked, like, what? There's Indians in Baltimore? Like, yeah, we're still here. We didn't go away."

[Trauma Alert: Short mention of childhood sexual abuse and incest]

I hope you will celebrate Native American Heritage and peoples during November.  One great way is to spend time on Thanksgiving is to  listening to Native voices and extending reciprocity to Native peoples and earth mama.

We are re-publishing this joyful conversation with Jennifer Folayan who offers us much needed advice on:

1️⃣How to make land and peoples acknowledgements personal 

2️⃣ How to help synchronicities aka miracles find you

3️⃣How to accomplish a big scary goal.

Aligning your emotions with your intentions; holding your intention with lightness; and keep swimming–taking action.

Jennifer tells the Turtle Island origin story, a version of which is held by many Native groups in North America as an example of someone small fulfilling a huge task.

Finally, Jennier shares how you can have generational trauma and still be light and joyful.  We are all perfect.

You can find out more about Jennifer Folayan by going to her youtube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5qI7-wD8DgO6xQYXYbozQQ

 or following her on Facebook.

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📚 Timestamped overview

[00:03:57] Acknowledgement of sadness and validation of emotions.

[00:10:00] Highlighting Indigenous arts, promoting cultural visibility. Excited to be an ambassador.

[00:12:21] Connecting awesome community, team of eight ambassadors, traveling to South Africa, indigenous women, Kenyan guys, stepping up, confidence from connecting and hard work, met Kim Poole, Teaching Artist Institute.

[00:15:41] Keep swimming, align emotions, activate intentions.

[00:19:44] Turtle story: muskrat sacrifices life for Earth.

[00:20:40] Telling our unique story, considering our heritage.

[00:25:03] Survivor of domestic violence shares her story.

[00:28:56] From dishwasher to independence, finding happiness.

[00:32:43] Enjoying Jewish organization work with tree celebration.

[00:36:11] Stay in touch with Jennifer, closing ceremony.

[00:39:41] Found my tribe in St. Petersburg, Florida.

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"Have a couple good cries because it helps you to clean things out so that then you're ready to do the deep investigative work of what is there in the wintertime…"

During this interview Dr. Sina and I talk about sadness and grief and why the fall is the time to let the tears flow!

Dr. Sina's tagline, "Where healing begins with being heard," perfectly encapsulates the heart of our conversation.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) fall is associated with grief and people are encouraged to cry as a way to shed or let go of attachments.  

“So when we think about the fall and the letting go, it's also the [time of] grief and sadness … and allowing it to pass through us instead of holding on to us.”

We also address some other questions such as:

How does TCM visit differ from western allopathic medicine?

What’s so great about shitake mushrooms in the fall?

How do you make yourself cry even when you feel like you can’t?

Moreover, we delved into the significance of self-listening and the value of allowing oneself to express emotions, particularly through moments of cathartic crying. Dr. Sina encourages embracing vulnerability and introspection, especially during the fall season when turning inward becomes a natural inclination.

As we progress through this season of completion and introspection, take some time to immerse yourself in activities that surface sadness. Whether it's journaling, meditation, or watching sad movies, allow this time for self-reflection and cleansing emotions.

Remember, the Mother Tree Network is here to support and empower you on your healing journey. Check out our FREE Sacred Listening Sessions.  Just go to dramandakemp.com

For more on Dr. Sina Smith and her upcoming book go to: 

Her website: https://sinasmithmd.com/

https://sinasmithmd.com/author/books/

Also, check out our youtube channel for Dr. Sina’s easy peasy, yummy electrolyte recipe that protects you from colds and flu.  The surprising ingredient is baking soda!

📚 Timestamped overview

00:02:40 Conventional medicine changes, ancient traditions hold true.

00:04:40 The idea of conceptualizing things in different ways and the multiple perspectives in medicine are explored, drawing comparison to Chinese language and quantum physics.

00:07:34 Collaborative approach to healing, person-centered care, empowering patients, transformative medical practice.

00:10:45 Lack of communication and self-reflection due to social media influence.

00:13:51 Summary: The body's stress-related chemical messengers and heart rate should fluctuate throughout the day; practicing downtime allows for adaptability and better response to different stressors. Maintaining a high stress level limits the body's resilience, while allowing for relaxation creates room for flexibility and better response.

00:17:45 Fall is about letting go of things that do not serve us, emotionally and physically, including work-related matters. The large intestine, lungs, and skin are linked to this sea

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“These external dwelling principles, that sometimes we refer to as deities, like the Neturu, like Orisha, like the many gods of many pantheons, have all been there for me from day one, and I had to find them from a traditional and well policed location."
-- Dr. Geryll “G. Love” Robinson

How does a Black girl born in Coney Island Hospital in Brooklyn, New York wake up to the fact that she is Intergalactic royalty and on a mission to enlighten others?  

You are going to have to listen to this most unusual conversation with Dr. Geryll “G. Love” Robinson.  

Dr. G Love, as she is known,  shares her journey from Catholicism which she refers to as a “well policed location”  to the arts and napropy medical school to finally stepping up to her calling as a bodhisattva with plenty of attitude and humor!

When I asked her how she knew she was intergalactic, Dr. G says it was when she found the gods and goddesses from African and indigenous sources that she woke up.

 “These external dwelling principles, that sometimes we refer to as deities, like the Neturu, like Orisha, like the many gods of many pantheons, have all been there for me from day one."

Fortunately, Catholicism with its emphasis on saints, laid the groundwork for her exploration of the Orisha, the Neteru, and indigenous practices of the Mayan and Aztec peoples. 

Throughout the interview Dr. G. refers to systems that might be unfamiliar so let me share some background below.

Neteru not only refers to gods and goddesses of Kemet or Ancient Egypt but also to the cosmic principles that were conceived of in that culture.

The Orisha represent the pantheon of gods and goddesses that are upheld in the cosmology of the Yoruba people based in West Africa, but also in Brazil, Cuba and the U.S. 

Dr. G Love emphasizes timing and working with cycles rather than against them.  

For example she brings up the Saturn return which in astrology refers to a roughly twenty-eight year corrective cycle.  Saturn returns tend to be difficult because they force us to restructure or repour the foundations of our lives.. 

Additionally, Dr. G Love shares insights into naprapathy, a unique treatment approach for the spine. 

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Dr. Geryll G Love Robinson Bio

Geryll “Dr. G. Love '' Robinson is an Earthly representative of Intergalactic Royalty.  In this incarnation she is known as a Naprapath, Shamanic practitioner, teacher of cross cultural earth honoring wisdom traditions, Founder and Visionary Spaceholder of SoulShifting Retreats,  artist, poet, curator, lover, peace activist, Queer keeper of the gaytes, and Walker of The Beauty Path. 

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"I would say that gift [from cancer] was to slow down because before then … I was just so focused on achieving and success and anything that wasn't related to what I thought to be success at the time I didn't do it, and I didn't like distractions or what I considered to be distractions... And so I learned to slow down."

 Mfon's Pearls of Wisdom 

🌷Slow Down! Take time every day to appreciate something simple and beautiful. Really connect with the people you love. Watch movies from other cultures.

📚🙏 Study Scripture Reading for comprehension is one thing, but studying infuses knowledge into our lives. Just like adding salt to food, studying sacred writings allows us to internalize the messages and speak life into difficult situations.

💤💪 Rest and Recovery Our bodies speak to us, and it's crucial to listen. Taking naps and prioritizing rest are essential for replenishing our energy.

💪💭 Cultivate Faith: Through her experiences of unemployment, lack of insurance, and cancer, Mfon held onto the belief that with God, nothing is impossible.

Mfon also gave us 3️⃣ questions you should ask your tax professional every year:

1️⃣ Question 1: How does my business tie into my personal return? 🤔

2️⃣ Question 2: Can any of my personal expenses be used for my business? 💼

3️⃣ Question 3: Are there any new opportunities or tax advantages I should know about? 💡

Mfon’s Bio

Mfon is a tax lawyer and owner of Clarity Tax Law, which specializes in small business taxation. Mfon loves all things tax and is passionate about making tax easy for others to navigate and understand. From working with large Fortune 500 corporations for over 10 years she learned many lessons that have been invaluable to her entrepreneurial client. Apart from helping clients keep more money in their pockets, she loves to create Afro-fusion recipes, study her Bible, take pictures of flowers, sing in the shower, and making products for her vegan skin care line, Üyai Body Care. Her favorite quote is "know better, do better, be better", and that is what she tries to do.

You can follow Mfon on LinkedIn or Instagram by searching her name Mfon Etukeren.

Check out her website:  https://claritytaxlaw.com/

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SUMMARY TIMESTAMP

00:01:11 Houston heat is great, humidity good, work busy, family visit, everything good.

00:04:33 Mfon grew up in Phoenix, Arizona, and moved to San Francisco for work. She initially did not want to go to school anywhere cold but ended up going to law school in Florida. They later regretted going to Northwestern during a cold winter and left Chicago.

00:08:28 Mfon discusses their experience of being in a field where they don't look like others, but they strive to maintain a good reputation and excel. She shares strategies for thinking differently and overcoming challenges of not fitting in, while emphasizing the importance of education and reputation. She also mentions encountering pu

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During the fall equinox 2023 I went to Mt. Shasta, CA and  awakened to some beautiful “way-out” stuff while leading our Mother Tree Equinox Soul Journey.

In this episode, I share two experiences from Shasta that took me deeper into liberation and remade me.

First, I went to a pyramid that had been built according to the proportions of one of the pyramids at Giza under the guidance of archangel Metatron.

Nowhere near as big as the original, this pyramid was about 1 ½ times the size of my canvas tent at home and brought our group of 13 into intimate contact with each other.

When the trapdoor to the pyramid was closed, we were in almost complete darkness.

When you listen in, you will hear how I dealt with my resistance and became a vocal powerhouse.

The second experience came during a tea ceremony.

While sitting in this ceremony with extremely rare and expensive teas that our guide, Gary, had been initiated into by masters, I started to feel my energy tingle and almost re-route itself.

I was sitting with the biggest piece of shungite I’ve ever seen nestled between my thighs . 

As I drank cup after cup of tea made with sacred waters from the Pacific Northwest as well as Shasta, I started to feel light and wanted to remove restrictive clothing.

I followed my intuition and something really beautiful happened.

I liberated myself!

This episode is really a story so it’s hard to summarize; I hope I’ve given you plenty of reasons to listen.

The medicine is in the oral transmission.

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In the latest episode of Mother Tree Network, we hear from Dr. Beverly Carter, a CEO, organizational development leader, philanthropist, and woman of color  who shares some powerful and insightful stories that we can all learn from. 

Here are just a few key takeaways:

Acknowledge and work with the unseen world and the energy patterns that need to be healed there.

- The fragility of life and the importance of honoring our bodies are underscored after Beverly witnessed the death of a Nigerian team member while on a medical mission in Africa.

- Being true to yourself and learning to grow from victim in the past to leader in the now–the Transformational Jewels approach to uncovering your life purpose. 

- Beverly shares moving stories from her experiences in Nigeria and Kenya, including extraordinary experiences in an old growth forest, fascinating work with charities, and powerful lessons learned from malaria and near-death experiences.

TIME STAMP SUMMARY

[00:04:31] The author discusses how being a woman of color and different made her hypersensitive to how others view her. She learned to focus on how she sees herself and not to hide or shrink from being her authentic self. Her goal is to lead others back to themselves and encourage people to be their best selves.

[00:10:05] Narrator travels to Morocco from Spain with friends but realizes her real education started when she got to Africa. The narrator decides to go back to soak up the culture and eventually visits Kenya for almost two years.

[00:13:24] Text summary: Examples of wonderful experiences, including walking through the Cockamega Forest, surviving malaria, and teaching in boarding schools with non-traditional cooking methods. Shift in mindset and appreciation for life.

[00:20:05] Land represents freedom and a chance to create the lives we want, and we shouldn't take it for granted, as shown by the struggles of migrants.

[00:22:57] Speaker reflects on the awe-inspiring animals she saw in Kenya and the power dynamic between humanity and the natural world.

[00:24:54] Quantum healing example involving an amputee's phantom pains and the idea that quantum patterns exist even if the physical body part does not.

[00:29:35] EJ's Charities provides free medical care on medical missions to Nigeria, initiated by Dr. JAMA and Duca, MD, providing opportunities for people to heal, grow and live a better quality of life. They have been doing this work for almost 20 years and have had extraordinary results.

[00:37:10] The text describes a medical mission experience in West Africa where a driver died suddenly, emphasizing the importance of self-care and taking care of our bodies.

[00:41:05] Transformational Jewels helps individuals process and heal personal blocks through using various methods to examine past experiences and perspectives, leading to becoming a leader in the present and future.

[00:46:12] Our past experiences shape us, but we can choose to not be impeded by negative thoughts and instead use those experiences to discover our own gems and jewels and bec

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