The Children's Pledge with Shobana Kataria

Have you ever noticed - The more you try and manage time, the less time you have?

Please take time today to listen to the most beautifully calming voice and wisdom of Shobana and time will feel like it stops. This was a heartfelt, gentle conversation that left us moved.

In this conversation, with Shobana Kataria, a trained herbalist, naturopath and acupuncturist, we discuss her commitment to the future generations and the importance of living from a place of deep connection and reverence for the Earth.

• "I work with the Children's Pledge and I invite people to pledge for the seven generations, which is about 300 years from now."

She shares her experiences with past lives and the significance of her relationship with her partner. Our conversation also touches on the concept of time, the power of the sun, and the role of activism in creating positive change. Shobana talks about her work with plant medicine and her transformative experience at the pyramids in Egypt, and the connection between Egypt, India and Ibiza.

We also delve into the importance of rest and the misuse of service, highlighting the need to find balance and reclaim our wild spirit; to challenge the cultural distortion and programming of women as people-pleasers. The episode concludes with a reflection on the activation of wisdom and the true meaning of service.

Takeaways

• Our lives were meant to be witnessed by 40 people
• Living from a place of deep connection and reverence for the Earth is essential for creating a better future for future generations.
• The concept of time is not fixed and can be experienced in different ways. The Industrial Revolution introduced a system of time management that can limit our life force.
• Activism can take many forms, including peaceful action and a commitment to serving a greater purpose.
• Plant medicine, such as Huachuma, can facilitate transformative experiences and deepen our connection to the natural world.
• Rest is essential for our well-being and is the ultimate act of activism, decolonization, and deindustrialization.
• The misuse of service, such as people-pleasing and codependency, drains our energy and prevents us from being in true service.

More about our Guest; Shobana Kataria is a trained herbalist, naturopath, acupuncturist and works with Plant Spirits especially through flower remedies and kinesiology to produce profound shifts in people.

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