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In Louisiana, there are trees that root in the middle of the swamp — no solid ground, just water. MawuLisa has been doing the same thing her whole life. From a Jehovah's Witness childhood to somatic healing, Orisha priesthood, and a commitment to resourcing liberation warriors — this is a woman who finds her ground wherever she stands.
A conversation spanning spiritual lineage, embodied healing, ancestral veneration, and the African and Indigenous roots of practices the Western wellness world rarely credits. What it means to trust your own knowing.
By Trish CulpepperIn Louisiana, there are trees that root in the middle of the swamp — no solid ground, just water. MawuLisa has been doing the same thing her whole life. From a Jehovah's Witness childhood to somatic healing, Orisha priesthood, and a commitment to resourcing liberation warriors — this is a woman who finds her ground wherever she stands.
A conversation spanning spiritual lineage, embodied healing, ancestral veneration, and the African and Indigenous roots of practices the Western wellness world rarely credits. What it means to trust your own knowing.