Ancestral Practices as a Path to Liberation

It is no coincidence that the practice of ancestral knowledge has been a part of the human experience for so long. They allow you to tap into your own power and learn how to use it for your own benefit. You are not bound by any rules or restrictions when you practice ancestral practices and can do what feels right for you at that moment in time.

In this episode, Dr. Norissa and Dr. Bukky, the podcast hosts, shed some light on the meaning of ancestral practice, clair spiritual senses, ancestral resilience, Dr. Norissa’s attitude towards ancestral practices, and her advice on ancestral practices towards liberation.

Timestamps

[00:43] Meaning of ancestral practice

[13:44] Clear spiritual senses

[17:50] Ancestral resilience

[21:27] Dr. Norissa’s attitude towards ancestral practices

[24:51] Dr. Norissa’s advice on ancestral practices towards liberation

Notable Quotes

• (02:09) “In many indigenous traditions, they go to a diviner to get some spiritual answer into what should be happening next.”

• (13:35) “We each have clair spiritual senses.”

• (14:36) “As you develop your capacities, spirits will speak to you through all the eight clair senses.”

• (24:58) “Liberation is about claiming the parts of ourselves that we’ve lost.”

Relevant Links

The book: Writing Down Your Soul

Radical Remembering Podcast

Website: https://radicalremembering.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radical_remembering/

Connect with Dr. Norissa

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.norissawilliams/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/norissa-williams-97401868/

Connect with Dr. Bukky

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bukky-kolawole-psyd-5a08449/

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