In this podcast episode, Cherno and Momodou reunite after a long time and delve into their individual journeys and mindsets. Cherno is captivated by Momodou's experiences, particularly his time in America, which had a profound impact on his life. Momodou shares his post-Covid journey of self-discovery, where he found his purpose in working with medicinal plants. He reflects on the influence of their mothers on their characters and beliefs, as well as his heightened awareness since childhood and spiritual encounters.

Momodou opens up about his family's confusion regarding his exploration of different cultures and religions. He provides insight into his resonation with the Quran and the wisdom he found in prayer, fasting, and plant medicines. One such plant medicine is Ayahuasca, which Momodou discusses in detail. He explains its ability to cleanse the body and mind, offering glimpses into one's connection with the elements around them and the co-creation of reality. and how ayahuasca enables a multidimensional experience while remaining grounded in the physical world. It not only cleanses energy blockages but also enhances neuroplasticity and aids in breaking free from trauma loops.

The conversation between Cherno and Momodou shifts towards freedom and the pursuit of passion in life. Momodou emphasizes that freedom is a birthright, sharing his personal journey of choosing to follow his heart,

They conclude by reflecting on the divine love of God and the blessings of humility, expressing gratitude for their conversation and wishing each other peace.

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Cherno is back with another solo episode, In this episode, he dives into the topic of trauma and shares a personal story from his time at boarding school at the age of five. Cherno bravely opens up about the physical and emotional abuse he experienced, scars that have stayed with him and influenced his life.

With a strong desire to make sense of these defining moments, Cherno reflects on how they have shaped who he is today. He seeks to break free from the grasp of these traumatic experiences and gain a better understanding of what he truly wants in life.

Join Cherno as he navigates his way towards healing and self-discovery. Through relatable storytelling and simple language, he invites us to reflect and speak on our own experiences and find strength in the pursuit of a more fulfilling life.

In this podcast episode, I explore the question: Is Sweden really bad as people say? I take you on a journey through my personal experiences of living in different countries, including Sweden, reflecting on the cultural differences and values that shape Swedish society.

I discuss the emphasis on individualism and personal freedom in Sweden, acknowledging the potential drawbacks, such as feelings of disconnection and loneliness. Drawing from Islamic teachings, I encourage empathy and understanding towards diverse cultures.

Grateful for Sweden's welfare system and the opportunities it provided, I also highlight the importance of routines for mental well-being. Ultimately, this episode encourages listeners to appreciate diversity while embracing gratitude and acceptance in today's interconnected world.