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The Wilderness and Wellness Podcast - W&W Short #3 - Alie Nation Lyrics: Indigenous Mindset vs. Western Societal Mindset
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W&W Short #3 - Alie Nation Lyrics: Indigenous Mindset vs. Western Societal Mindset

06/22/21 • 17 min

The Wilderness and Wellness Podcast

A short episode discussing the lyrics of the song "Alie Nation" written by the late John Trudell and performed by the musical group "The Halluci Nation" (formerly "A Tribe Called Red"). I offer a personal interpretation of the lyrics, discussing the two different mindsets one may adopt, that of an indigenous way of thinking which may lead to healing, connection, and sacredness, or that of a post-modern western societal way of thinking which embraces separateness, numb, trauma, and materialism.
Alie Nation Youtube Video
Halluci Nation Article
Halluci Nation Article
John Trudell Wikipedia Page

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A short episode discussing the lyrics of the song "Alie Nation" written by the late John Trudell and performed by the musical group "The Halluci Nation" (formerly "A Tribe Called Red"). I offer a personal interpretation of the lyrics, discussing the two different mindsets one may adopt, that of an indigenous way of thinking which may lead to healing, connection, and sacredness, or that of a post-modern western societal way of thinking which embraces separateness, numb, trauma, and materialism.
Alie Nation Youtube Video
Halluci Nation Article
Halluci Nation Article
John Trudell Wikipedia Page

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