What an absolute blessing to interview Akah Jackson, a deeply spiritual natural mystic. Akah has a background in traditional and non--traditional medicine and herbalism. He is a medical Qi Gong instructor, recovery coach, artist, Kundalini yoga teacher and musician. 

Akah is such an amazing storyteller. I have no doubt you will enjoy these beautiful stories of connection from his life experience. 

You can find out more about Akah on instagram @akahjackson and his music @aykanna. Or visit the website: aykanna.mykajabi.com 

Takeaways

• Connection to source is vital for personal growth.
• Childhood experiences shape our understanding of nature.
• Nature provides a sense of peace and grounding.
• Education can be a struggle for those with learning differences.
• Cultural practices can enhance our connection to the earth.
• Plant medicine can be a tool for healing and connection.
• Experiences in nature can lead to profound insights.
• The journey of self-discovery is ongoing and transformative.
• Community and cultural connections are essential for healing.
• Awareness of our roots can lead to inner peace. Connection to nature is essential for inner peace.
• The journey to self-discovery often involves community.
• Indigenous practices can offer profound healing.
• Art and creativity can bridge cultural gaps.
• Spirituality is deeply connected to our ancestry.
• Rituals and ceremonies can enhance our spiritual journey.
• Listening to nature can guide our decisions.
• Hypnotherapy can unlock deeper self-awareness.
• The medicine wheel represents life's journey.
• Choosing love over fear is a powerful act.

Akah, I am grateful to call you my friend and thank you for sharing these meaningful refections on connection. 

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