Ep 20: Drinking From a Spiritual Firehose

03/13/23 • 28 min

Today I am joined by the amazing Chosen (aka: ChristianWitchHTX). WHOEE!
When I first found Chosen through the hashtag ChristianWitch, I knew there we were in for some shenanigans.
In this episode we talk about:
How there is no lack
How we are all doing mystical arts, we are just speaking different languages.
That holy spirit is the ultimate level of love and so much more!
I had full body chills at the end of this interview!
This is SO GOOD!
Links To Check Out:
Chosens' Podcast

Chosen's FB group
Chosen's Bio:
Chosen is an Internationally Certified Professional Psychic Medium dedicated to the highest quality of Healing & Lightwork driven by authenticity, compassion & understanding. Host of The Christian Witch Podcast, Chosen’s impact on reconciling spiritual beliefs with the supernatural is specifically of interest to anyone who has been marginalized, abused or survived religious trauma in any form. Serving as Associate Pastor to the 10k+ members of the private facebook group Christian Witch & the Craft, he has an extensive history in Christian Ministry, Worship Leading, Spiritual Education, & Witchcraft.

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Ep 19: Our Ancestors Call Us Back

In this interview with Dr. Luhui Whitebear, we talk about Indigenous relationship to land, familial and land based ceremonies and federal policies that don’t allow Indigenous peoples to practice their religion. Here we explore what happens when we dig deep and connect to land, how Indigenous people live in relationship to the land and waters we live on, and how the federal law limits who is allowed to practice their religion.
Useful Links
Here is the link to a timeline of atrocities against Indigenous peoples, which includes the Code of Indian Offenses CLICK HERE
Here is the link to the 1978 American Indian Religious Freedom Act CLICK HERE
Dr. Luhui Bio:
Dr. Luhui Whitebear is an enrolled member of the Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation with Huestec and Cochimi ancestry. Luhui is a mother, poet, and activist engaged in community-based work. Dr. Whitebear received her PhD from Oregon State University (OSU) in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies; MA from OSU in Interdisciplinary Studies; BS degrees from OSU in Anthropology and in Ethnic Studies. Her research focuses on California Indigenous studies, Indigenous feminisms, Indigenous rhetorics, Indigenous activism, MMIW, national law & policy, and Indigenous land & water rights.

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Ep 21: Creating a Multi-faith World

In this exceptional interview with Muslim Faith Leader and public speaker Hurunnessa Fariad we talk about how advocating religious freedom is rooted in the Muslim faith.
She and I explore the perfection of God and what happens when we stop basing faith on people (HINT: life becomes simpler).
When we love and respect each other we can live in a multi-faith world and that is exactly what Hurunnessa is working to accomplish focusing on women and bringing opposing viewpoints to the table.
Episode Links:
Hurunnessa’s LinkedIn: CLICK HERE
The Multi-Faith Neighbors Network: CLICK HERE
Adams Beat Children’s Choir: CLICK HERE
Guest Bio:
Hurunnessa Fariad is the Director of Outreach for Multi-Faith Neighbor’s Network where she works to build mutual trust and respect among clerics through civic engagement, authentic relationships, and honest dialogue. She is intentional in making sure women’s voices are heard and amplified. Serving as the Secretary of the Board of Directors at Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy a Member of the Board of Directors of Lutheran Social Services and involved with many other faith-based organizations Ms. Fariad is the founder & Music Director of America's first and only Masjid Choir, The ADAMS BEAT Choir. She is also the founder and co-host of the Sister Act Podcast, a former child refugee from Afghanistan and currently resides in Sterling, Virginia with her 4 daughters.