WytchyWays

WytchyWays

By Jacqueline FreemanSociety & Culture
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WytchyWays episodes

  • 7 - Martyrs, Tricksters, and the American Election Fairy Tale
    ln this episode, we discuss the difference between the Martyr and Trickster view of the world and how the lense we see through affects how we relate to the world. We touch on the importance of backing up our beliefs with action in order for them to be fully realized.
    Last but not least, we dive into the American Election Fairy Tale - what it is, how it’s no longer serving us, and what’s on the horizon. Please share your thoughts, feelings, and opinions in our Facebook group - next time we’ll address the questions and concerns that you in our community have about this important topic.
    1 hr 7 min
  • 5 - It's the Should-iest Time of the Year
    We discuss setting goals from of a place of self-love instead of using them to should on ourselves. In the integration station segment, we go through Sara’s goal-setting process as a practical example of how to peel back the layers and identify the goals most worth pursuing.
    1 hr 7 min
  • 3 - With Shame and Blame, Everything Stays the Same
    We discuss how judgement, shame, and blame impacts our relationship to ourselves, others, and the world around us. We touch on the story of Lucifer/Iblis and the Two-Minute Hate from George Orwell’s 1984 as we move into a discussion about taking responsibility for our emotional decisions and how they shape how we experience the world.
    49 min
  • 1 - Who We Are and Why We're Here
    Welcome to our first podcast! We recorded this 11/5/2015, and in listening to it on 11/21/15 to edit and get it ready to post, we had tears in our eyes and shivers all over at how prescient what we talked about is to the current conversation.
    So grab a mug, pull up a chair and join our conversation.
    34 min

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Like so many of us, I'd pushed away, minimized, or forgotten many of the senses and relationships with other-than-humans I'd fostered as a child. I tried really hard to please my family, to fit in at…