Podcast terbaik Peacemaking (2024)

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Election Day and Beyond: Embracing Belovedness 37:47

10d ago37:47

37:47

In the uncertainty of an imminent election, Osheta and Jer offer a hopeful alternative to getting swept up in the anxious swirl of this divisive political moment. They invite us to receive the gift of our own belovedness and then extend this recognition to others. They offer this practice as a vision toward fostering the beloved community from with…

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Compassion Fatigue & Discernment: What’s Mine to Do? 32:34

1M ago32:34

32:34

Autumn is here, and with it come plenty of starts and a constant barrage of asks to give, volunteer, and show up for meaningful causes. In this episode, Osheta and Jer explore the reality of compassion fatigue and how to discern ‘what’s mine to do.’ With personal anecdotes, they discuss the pulls on our empathy, managing the feeling of being stretc…

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Failing Forward: Peacemaking in a World Afraid of Making Mistakes 29:30

2M ago29:30

29:30

In this episode, hosts Osheta Moore and Jer Swigart delve into the realities of failure and mistakes as crucial elements of our growth as peacemakers. They explore the anxiety around mistakes, the societal pressure to avoid them, and the importance of embracing mistakes as pathways to improvement rather than perfection. The discussion includes insi…

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Embracing Loneliness and Finding Your People 29:44

3M ago29:44

29:44

In this episode, Osheta and Jer reflect candidly on the common experience of loneliness, recognizing that it’s always a part of the path of peacemaking. Reflecting on their recent Deep South immersion with the 2024 Leadership Cohort, they share their journey from isolation to discovering a sense of companionship and learning how to be lonely togeth…

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An Attempted Assassination and America’s Lethal Fixation on Violence 32:51

4M ago32:51

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This episode was a spontaneous conversation between hosts Osheta Moore and Jer Swigart reflecting on the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump. They discuss their immediate reactions, the importance of maintaining a peaceable presence, and how to navigate violent political climates as peacemakers. The conversation emphasizes the ne…

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Raising Peacemakers: Parenting in a Divided World 34:38

4M ago34:38

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In this episode, Osheta and Jer delve into the intersection of parenting and peacemaking. They grapple with the temptation of fixing vs. being, naming the lure of project-oriented parenting and peacemaking. The high stakes of Christian parenting in particular are addressed, opening up a discussion about when we might need to reparent ourselves rath…

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Healing the Planet with Shamanic Energy Medicine with Christina Pratt, Shamanic Healer, Teacher and Founder of the Last Mask Center for Shamanic Healing 55:22

4M ago55:22

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Rachel interviews author, shamanic healer and teacher, Christina Pratt, founder of the Last Mask Center about the importance of healing trauma, our ancestral lines, and the initation of our young into spiritual adulthood. She discusses how the resistance we feel both individually and collectively to undertaking the steep incline to what she calls s…

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Our Fabricated Fables and the Humanizing Truth 35:59

5M ago35:59

35:59

Jer kicks off the episode with a story about a recent encounter with his own stereotypes at a Guns to Gardens event in Bend, Oregon. This experience led him to question the fables he’s fabricated about “those people.” They wrestle with stereotypes as organized lies that shape the way we see others, and explore how to balance this awareness with gen…

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Brace for Impact: Preparing for Triggering Spaces 31:12

6M ago31:12

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In this episode, Osheta processes a challenging experience of racism and her struggle to respond as a peacemaker when she was already depleted. The conversation explores the importance of self-care, acknowledging our triggers, and building an ‘infrastructure of support’ to remain grounded amidst everyday conflicts and tension. They emphasize the pe…

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The Practice of “Yes, and:” Embracing Resurrection Life Everywhere 34:36

7M ago34:36

34:36

In this episode, Osheta and Jer explore hope and its paramount importance in Everyday Peacemaking, inspired by this season of Eastertide. They delve into how hope, seen as both a skill and a practice, is essential in looking for and participating in ‘little resurrections’ amidst life’s challenges and divisions. Through personal stories, they illust…

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[Virtual Immersion] Facing Despair, Fear, and Anger Together - Mercy Aiken and Bruce Fisk 53:27

7M ago53:27

53:27

Our next Virtual Immersion conversation into the Israel/Gaza war wrestles with what to do as peacemakers when we drift into despair, give in to fear, or move in our anger from righteous indignation to dehumanizing rage. Jer Swigart is joined by Mercy Aiken and Bruce Fisk from the Network of Evangelicals for the Middle East (NEME), who are navigatin…

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[Virtual Immersion] Peacemaking with Palestinian Youth - Mahmoud Subuh 59:17

8M ago59:17

59:17

This powerful next conversation in our Virtual Immersion series is with Mahmoud Subuh, a Palestinian Muslim Peacemaker waging peace in the midst of the Balata refugee camp in the West Bank, currently under complete siege. Mahmoud shares openly about the immense challenges of both raising his own kids as well as working with Palestinian youth amidst…

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From Gumbo to Gratitude: A Peacemaking Journey at the Table 36:35

8M ago36:35

36:35

Jer and Osheta discuss the table as a vital tool in mending divides. Osheta sets the stage with a poignant tale of gumbo-making that fostered connection, empathy, and a sense of belonging to one another. The duo unpacks practical strategies, emphasizing the essence of simplicity in hosting, the significance of thoughtful recipe choices, and the rol…

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[In Conversation] The Practice of Lament: Drawing Near to God in a Broken World - with Alejandra Ortiz 37:30

8M ago37:30

37:30

Theologian and peacemaker Alejandra Ortiz joins Osheta and Jer for a profound discussion on the practice of lament as central to our formation as Everyday Peacemakers. They explore how lament gives space to grieve the brokenness of the world. Alejandra shares a rich theological perspective illustrated with stories from her personal practice of lame…

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The Power of the Table in Everyday Peacemaking 37:06

8M ago37:06

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In this episode of the Everyday Peacemaking Podcast, hosts Osheta Moore and Jer Swigart discuss the centrality of the table as the most important furniture used in the work of peacemaking. Jer shares an incredible story from his recent trip to the front lines of the conflict in Burma, where a shared meal revealed the belovedness of former enemies. …

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Moving Beyond 2024 Resolutions to Radical Self-Reflection 45:43

9M ago45:43

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As we step into 2024, Osheta and Jer invite us beyond New Year’s resolutions into a journey of intentional self-reflection. In a year already marked by “anti” sentiments, they aim to shift their focus towards what they aspire to be “for”. Embracing the belovedness of each person, they discuss loving their enemies and the necessary shifts in their l…

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[In Conversation] Anger or Love as our Peacemaking Fuel for 2024? - with Ben McBride 49:22

9M ago49:22

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Peacemaker Ben McBride joins Jer for this soul-stirring conversation about the interior formation of peacemakers in 2024. With the humanity and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. as a springboard, they grapple with the idea that the social transformation we’re dreaming of will not be realized in our lifetime. They wrestle with the stark contrast of p…

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[Virtual Immersion] Christ in the Rubble - Live from Bethlehem - Munther Isaac 18:58

11M ago18:58

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This Advent, while global Christians prepare to commemorate the arrival of the Prince of Peace, our Palestinian kin in Gaza suffer unthinkable violence. Their cries for deliverance, echoing those of two millennia ago, seem to be falling unheard in the United States. To see their pain and hear their cries, US Christians must move beyond information …

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[Virtual Immersion] Rabbi David Jaffe 47:23

11M ago47:23

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In our ongoing Virtual Immersion series, we engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Rabbi David Jaffe from the Kirva Institute. Delving into the complex landscape of the Gaza-Israel conflict, we navigate through the lenses of antisemitism, Islamophobia, trauma, and power dynamics. Rabbi Jaffe brings a distinctive perspective to the forefron…

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[Virtual Immersion] Palestinian-American Peacemaker & Telos President - Greg Khalil 53:56

11M ago53:56

53:56

This Virtual Immersion features a conversation between Greg Khalil (@eternalvagabond) of @thetelosgroup and @jerswigart. It includes remarkable analyses of this current moment in Israel & Palestine, what made it both predictable and preventable, and the outcomes that global power brokers are pursuing. They discuss the power of language to shape rea…

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Inspiring Edge Walker: PMH Atwater on a Life of Spirit Lived with Courage 1:21:50

11M ago1:21:50

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Rachel opens the floor to the indomitable, inspiring and wonderful P.M.H. Atwater, author of a dozen books, near death researcher and expert on the new children being born in these times, as well as a lover of life. Be inspired by the story of her life as she navigated the aftermath of several near-death experiences and was called on spiritual adve…

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Pondering Advent: Expectation Amidst Despair 29:00

11M ago29:00

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Osheta and Jer wrestle with Advent and how it exemplifies our posture as Everyday Peacemakers. Osheta explores the gift of pondering as Mary did, waiting in expectation for God’s restoration. Jer confesses deep feelings of despair and discouragement as the violence seems to be winning. Together, they rediscover the deeper truth that in our world ob…

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[Virtual Immersion] Bereaved Mothers Robi Damelin (Israeli Jew) and Layla Alsheikh (Palestinian Muslim) 56:18

12M ago56:18

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This special Virtual Immersion conversation is with two peacemakers, Robi Damelin (Israeli Jew) and Layla Alsheikh (Palestinian Muslim), bereaved mothers who share their stories of loss, reflect on the current horror in Israel and Palestine, and encourage us forward on the journey from revenge to reconciliation. Robi and Layla are members of the Pa…

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[Virtual Immersion] Jewish Historian and Theologian Jared Goldfarb 53:32

12M ago53:32

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In our second Virtual Immersion conversation, we delve into the profound realms of Jewish trauma with Jared, a Jerusalem-based Jewish historian and theologian. Through his personal narrative on October 7th, Jared provides insights into the pervasive fear that extends throughout the Jewish community, exacerbated by the ongoing violence in Gaza—a con…

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Bridging Ideological Divides Amidst Power Differentials 38:58

1y ago38:58

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Osheta and Jer delve into the challenges of bridging ideological differences when power differentials are at play. Osheta shares a challenging personal experience that kicks off the conversation, sparked by their interaction in Episode 2 where Jer shared a story about bridging differences with his dad. They consider how to move beyond mere thought …

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[Virtual Immersion] Palestinian Peacemaker & Pastor Munther Isaac 54:22

1y ago54:22

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The first conversation as part of our Virtual Immersion into the Israel/Gaza war is with Palestinian pastor, scholar, and peacemaker Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac, one of the most profound voices in global Christianity on the crises in Israel/Palestine. We explore his personal experience of what is unfolding, the importance of language in how we speak tru…

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What Do We Pray for in the Wake of Hamas’ Attack and the Unfolding Conflict? 24:44

1y ago24:44

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My heart weeps for my Jewish friends and all Jewish people in the wake of Hamas' attack on innocent Israelis and for all they and their ancestors have endured. My heart also weeps for innocent Palestinians who are caught in the grip of oppression and terror, as well. Compassion is merited for all concerned. Listen in as I grapple with the moral, ge…

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Softening Our Certainty: Reflections on the Israel-Gaza War 34:55

1y ago34:55

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In this deeply personal and prophetic conversation, Jer shares his experiences being on the ground as war broke out in Israel and Palestine. Osheta creates a safe space for Jer to reflect on the situation now in Israel and Gaza. Together, they delve into the complexity of the conflict, seeking to move beyond the dismissive phrase “It’s complicated.…

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From the Field: Immersed in the Deep South 56:17

1y ago56:17

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In our first “From the Field” episode, the leadership team of the Journey of Hope cohort sat down for a conversation as their immersive experience in the Deep South concluded. They reflect on the profound impact of this immersion into the stark realities of institutionalized and structural racism, sharing some truly transformative moments. The conv…

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Navigating Deep Disagreement with Loved Ones 38:06

1y ago38:06

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Jer recounts the journey with his dad through political, theological and ideological disagreement that came to a head in one particularly revealing conversation. Osheta and Jer delve into the lessons learned, emphasizing the importance of adopting a humble posture, prioritizing understanding over being understood, and embodying one’s beliefs instea…

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When You Fail at Rest 35:04

1y ago35:04

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Osheta’s in a funk! Despite her best intentions, her attempts to rest in the summer were hijacked, and she’s starting the fall feeling depleted. She processes her frustration with Jer, and in the process, they surface surprising insights about befriending feelings of jealousy and disappointment. They dig deeper into approaches to sabbath rest and g…

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The Power of Ancient Plant Medicines for Healing Trauma with Payam 1:04:22

1y ago1:04:22

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I love Payam. He is a man who lives in his heart and walks his talk. With all the many people offering entheogens, I know him to be a skilled and ethical practitioner. In our talk, we not only explore what healing is and how his work facilitates the transformation of trauma, but also how every effort spent doing this sacred work affects the whole p…

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Relaunching the Everyday Peacemaking Podcast with Osheta Moore & Jer Swigart 2:36

1y ago2:36

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The Everyday Peacemaking Podcast, co-hosted by Osheta Moore and Jer Swigart, will relaunch in its new format on the International Day of Peace (September 21), featuring vulnerable conversations about the habits, heartaches, and hopes of Everyday Peacemaking. Learn more about us at https://globalimmerse.org/ Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy …

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Special Edition: The Maui Fires & How to Survive the World's Intensity 19:17

1y ago19:17

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The devastation and loss to the people of Maui in the wake of these terrible fires has penetrated the hearts and minds of all of us around the world. It is also just one more sign of how the climate and other processes around the planet are intensifying. Rachel offers her prayers of support for the people of Maui and reflects on how to navigate all…

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Awaken into the Spiritual Wokeness of Compassion, Kindness & Love 26:24

1+ y ago26:24

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To awaken is part of our spiritual and human nature. Evolution is built into our DNA and our soul. Join Rachel here as she unpacks the controversial term, "woke" and redefines it as "awakening into a radical compassion for and kindness to all beings, stepping into service to heal our families, communities, nations, and the planet.” Hear how, accord…

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Fierce Civility: The Pathway of Hope through a World in Conflict with Joe Weston 1:07:16

1+ y ago1:07:16

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Joe Weston, author of Fierce Civility: Transforming Our Global Culture from Polarization to Lasting Peace, shares his powerful framework for healing the world through and out of these times of intense conflict and polarization. He redefines the concepts of "fierceness" and "civility" in his definition of Fierce Civility: "An unrestrained zeal and f…

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Courageous Enough to Connect: An Interview with Elizabeth Soltis Founder and Director of Bridges Global 55:49

1+ y ago55:49

55:49

Elizabeth Soltis shares with Rachel her passion for building heart-based, respectful relationships and authentic collaboration, often between diverse parties who might otherwise never connect or who may even consider themselves to be adversaries. Authentic Collaboration is a holistic vision that cultivates respectful bridge-building with self and o…

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The Road More Traveled Season 2 Introduction 33:53

1+ y ago33:53

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Join Rachel Mann PhD for a restart of her podcast, Destiny Lines: Sacred Activism for Peacemaking & Ending Violence. In this episode, launched in 2023 as the war in Ukraine and elsewhere continues and authoritarianism, oppression of others based on race, ethnicity, culture, religion, and mass shootings are constant, she speaks of a road less travel…

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[Bonus Episode] Laying Down Our Weapons Part 2: How Churches Can Transform Guns into Garden Tools 54:37

1+ y ago54:37

54:37

On April 3, 2023, we hosted a practical conversation about the steps that individuals and congregations can take to move the needle on gun violence. Shane Claiborne (Red Letter Christians) and Mike Martin (RAWtools) invited churches to become gun decommissioning sites in our cities. Pastor Amy Kasari (Antioch Church, Bend) shared her church’s journ…

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[Bonus Episode] Laying Down Our Weapons Part 1: How Christians Can Move the Needle on Gun Violence 1:07:31

1+ y ago1:07:31

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In the wake of yet another mass shooting, the conversations are once again saturated with tired arguments leading us nowhere. We’re done waiting for change to begin with Capitol Hill. We’re convinced that measurable change will start with communities of Jesus-followers who transform their guns into garden tools. On Monday, April 3rd we had a live c…

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The Power of Authenticity and Solidarity for Global Change with Chris Saade, psychologist, philosophical teacher, trainer of professionals, life coach, and author 44:56

2y ago44:56

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Sacred activist, Chris Saade, author of and contributor to more than 6 books, including The Quest for Individual Authenticity and Global Solidarity, shares his reflections on the power of honoring our sacred wounds, finding our individual authenticity, pleasure and as a pathway to tapping into our individual authenticity and how this is the key to …

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What Is Your Offering to Sacred Activism for Peacemaking? You Are Enough! With Rachel Mann PhD 29:11

2y ago29:11

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In this final podcast of Season 1 of Destiny Lines, Rachel provides a luminous teaching about how just the act of coming into incarnation and breathing, you are in service in sacred reciprocity. She seems to dismantle the ways our world may lead you to feel that if you are not doing something big and grand, that you are not doing enough. Listen to …

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Learning the Pathways of Transformation of Violence into Peace with Rachel Mann PhD 26:12

2y ago26:12

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Rachel tells the story of how in her early 30s, she started through the onset of physical and mental pain, she sought out energy healing. A spiritual world opened up to her through which she learned to transmute her own suffering even as she was given visions and images of how to heal the traumas of past lives and of humanity as a whole. She shares…

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Activism for Change in the Prison System through Healing Trauma with Jesse Crosson, Former Inmate, Writer and Activist 47:09

2y ago47:09

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Jesse Crosson speaks with Rachel about his experiences as an inmate for 22 years in Virginia prisons and his perspectives on how there is better way to address criminal justice, a way that respects victims and prioritizes both public safety and genuine rehabilitation for offenders. He also shares how learning meditation and a spiritual experience w…

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Trustbuilding Across Difference with Rob Corcoran, author of Trustbuilding and Founder of Initiatives for Change 45:21

2y ago45:21

45:21

Rachel discusses with Rob Corcoran, author of Trustbuilding: An Honest Conversation on Race, Reconciliation, and Responsibility, about the power of trustbuilding to transforming misunderstandings, prejudices and even ending violence between groups. He shares how his work in Richmond, Virginia over several decades broke down barriers to interracial …

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Creating Healing Space for Imagining a Future of Peace with Martin Wizniecki, Leader of the Institute for Global Peacework and Peace Activist 51:58

2y ago51:58

51:58

Rachel interviews Martin Winiecki, a lifelong sacred activist for peace, about his understanding of the great shift we are going through, including how and why at this time fascim has such appeal. He talks about the way people feel isolated and unable to show their authentic experience and their grief and so look towards leaders and movements that …

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How Native American Spiritual Cosmologies for Peacemaking are Changing the World with Rachel Mann PhD 32:00

2y ago32:00

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Rachel shares her journey of discovery and healing as she unexpectedly met and studied with Native American teachers from North and South America, including the Q’ero of the Andes in Peru. She reflects on what these ancient wisdom lineages translated into contemporary contexts by both indigenous peoples and their non-Native students have to do with…

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How Ukraine is Contributing to Magnifying Humanity’s Highest Destiny Lines to a Great Peace 34:17

2y ago34:17

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Most recently in Ukraine and in almost every nation around the world, we are experiencing the rising shadow of authoritarianism and increasingly violent rhetoric and conflict. Rachel speaks in this special episode of her podcast her reflections on the actions of Russia in Crimea, Syria and Ukraine based on the 15 years she spent studying the former…

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Healing is Critical to Harnessing Humanity's Destiny Lines to a Great Peace 30:29

2y ago30:29

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Rachel Mann discusses her fervent belief that healing personal, ancestral, and global wounds is central to harnessing humanity’s highest destiny lines to a Great Peace. She talks about her own journey of healing from PTSD due to family trauma and how it brought her in touch with her mission and purpose as a sacred activist, shamanic energy healer, …

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The Power of Grieving to Authentic Peacemaking and Great Love with Mandy Bird LCMCH, grief counselor, author, speaker 47:03

2y ago47:03

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Rachel interviews Mandy Bird, LCHMC, and author of shares her view of why it is important to feel our grief to become individually authentic and know our purpose and take care of the world. While grief may take us to our knees, she teaches us what can we do with it so we are not destroyed in the process as part of caring for ourselves and the world…

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