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| Dear Rory, Centuries of colonialism left a legacy of wounds not only within Indigenous communities, but across humanity in ways that many of us don't recognize. These traumas may be behind the patterns that seem to repeat in your family… even across generations. Curandera and cultural educator Grace Alvarez Sesma teaches that while every family story is unique, many of us inherit ways of relating, coping, and surviving that were shaped long before we were born by forces of oppression and trauma. I’ve recently done a piece of work around this myself, diving into residue from centuries of Irish oppression. When these wounds are unhealed, we are literally cut off from cultural and land-based lineage. Join Maestra Grace on Thursday, August 13, at 5:30pm Pacific , for a brand-new free online event exploring how historical forces such as colonialism, migration, displacement, and assimilation have shaped our relationships to lineage, land, identity, and community… … and how reconnecting with your ancestry through an Indigenous approach rooted in relationship, reciprocity, and respect can become a powerful pathway toward healing, resilience, and a deeper sense of authenticity. Find out more and register here. Maestra Grace will introduce you to a compassionate framework for exploring your ancestral stories without judgment, shame, or romanticizing the past. You'll discover how inherited patterns can continue influencing your relationships, identity, and everyday life. You'll also explore the resilience and wisdom that have been carried through your family across generations. During the hour, Maestra Grace will also guide you through a heart-centered ancestral visualization to help you begin restoring your relationship with your ancestral lands and the wisdom they still hold. As you connect with the guardians of those lands, you may receive new insights into your heritage and the deeper story that lives within you. Even if you can’t make it on Thursday, be sure to register so we can send you a full-length recording following the event.
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