Asian Heart Mind Body Collective is a podcast that holds sacred circle for everyday people by integrating mindfulness practice, cross-cultural ritual, and storytelling. With the tools of our own medicine, we unearth the impact of intergenerational trauma, unravel the deeper connection between all things, and explore the spiritual mystery of simply living everyday in our beautiful Asian bodies. Join us and dive deeply into the discovery of our own medicine and heart-mind-body awareness. Although this podcast emphasizes the multitude of Asian experiences, it is open for anyone in our global community who feels the call to listen.
Asian Heart Mind Body Collective
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Asian Heart Mind Body Collective is a podcast that holds sacred circle for everyday people by integrating mindfulness practice, cross-cultural ritual, and storytelling. With the tools of our own medicine, we unearth the impact of intergenerational trauma, unravel the deeper connection between all things, and explore the spiritual mystery of simply living everyday in our beautiful Asian bodies. Join us and dive deeply into the discovery of our own medicine and heart-mind-body awareness. Although this podcast emphasizes the multitude of Asian experiences, it is open for anyone in our global community who feels the call to listen.
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4/29/2021
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Recent Episodes
August 17, 2022
7: Curiosities Are Not Coincidences - Ancestral Wayfinding & Somatic Forgiveness
From childhood inquiries about death to spiritual expeditions through the greater Los Angeles (Tongva) area in their youth to a spiritual butt kicking as an adult in the corporate world. We journey through inabel uytiepo’s story and their connection to their ancestors. Curiosities are not coincidences. We also hear insights about inabel’s somatic forgiveness work and their ancestral wayfinding collective. Show Notes: Guest bio: inabel uytiepo, CBMA | CMT | CCHT inabel (they/siya) is a Pilipinx-Chinese intuitive healing artist that works with individuals, groups and organizations through grief, rage and confusion in order to enliven our full selves with clarity, power and strength in the communities we work and play in. inabel disrupts the dominant narrative by sharing divergent ways of being via deep collective care, somatic forgiveness journeys and ancestral wayfinding. inabel is one of five co-conveners for the cross-racial solidarity grassroots organization Peoples Collective for Justice and Liberation. As a teacher/speaker, wholistic health practitioner and community care facilitator, inabel often works with queer/gender queer professionals and academics, especially Pilipinx, Asian lawyers and creatives. Visit healingisgiving.com and wayfindingcollective.com follow inabel on IG @healingisgiving Hilot Healer Artist Way Decolonization Wong Kim Ark, United States vs Wong Kim Ark Dominant Narrative Malunggay Global North
November 24, 2021
6: From Nebraska to West Oakland, Confronting Anti-Blackness & Healing Centered Youth Engagement
Adele and Danielle are joined by community advocate Chris Nguon who shares an unexpected heart-wrenching story about his first few days of life and his family’s connection to Mc Donald’s. Chris’ personal story takes us from Nebraska all the way to West Oakland where he grew up. He shares intimately about the challenges of unpacking his relationships with his refugee parents to help heal cycles of intergenerational trauma. As a Cambodian man, Chris talks about navigating the reality of anti-Blackness within himself and the community at large to build cross-cultural solidarity in West Oakland neighborhoods. He also introduces the framework of “healing centered engagement” as an approach to supporting the flourishing of young people on their own life journeys. At the end of the show, Chris introduces a delightful tea meditation to demonstrate the interconnection of tea ritual between all cultures. Show Notes: Chris Nguon, MSW is an Oakland native and graduate of the University of California-Berkeley. An avid learner and community advocate, Chris, whose family is from Cambodia, has held numerous community-based roles as a public service professional, spanning commitments in elementary schools, affordable housing, recreational centers, residential services, and family resource centers throughout various neighborhoods in West Oakland. Chris firmly believes that healing centered engagement, cultural competency, and centering community are the foundational hallmarks of impactful work. Flourish Agenda (@flourishagenda) - Healing is the most radical act in social justice because it confirms our right to be well. The Carma Chronicles Podcast Lincoln Families Oakland
October 1, 2021
5: Herbalism & Healing Cultural Disconnection
The hosts are joined by herbalist Rebekah Sze-Tung Olstad to explore her fascinating healing path to reconnect with her mixed-race Chinese ancestry. Her adventure takes us to Cuba where she learns about plants for the first time and has a mysterious remembering. Rebecca discusses how plants have helped her cultivate deeper relationships with her ancestors. She also shares her community work to organize folks longing for cultural gathering and healing through arts, cooking, astrology, and magic. Finally, Rebekah suggests practices for reciprocity and respect of the land and indigenous peoples. At the end of the show, Rebekah leads us through a sweet plant meditation where we actually sit with plants from our home. Show Notes: Rebekah Sze-Tung Olstad (she/her) is an herbalist and cultural organizer grounded in love for the earth. Through her herbal practice Red Autumn Apothecary she supports people in their emotional, physical and spiritual health, teaches classes and workshops, and makes herbal medicine. More about Rebekah here: www.redautumnapothecary.com Rebekah’s Instagram: @red_autumn_rebekah Info about the Ancestral Apothecary - https://ancestralapothecaryschool.com/ Prayerful journey to restore salmon runs, protect water and indigenous life - http://run4salmon.org/ Refinery Corridor Healing Walks with Idle No More SF Bay - http://www.idlenomoresfbay.org/ Contribute to Shuumi Land Tax through the Sogorea Te' Land Trust - https://sogoreate-landtrust.org Map the indigenous lands - https://native-land.ca/ Thank you to Lucy Saephan, audio editor, and Tosh Tanaka, sound mixer!
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