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Latest Episodes:

TIMELESS// "How to Trust The Whisper of Intuition" with Richard Rudd - E237 Jul 17, 2025

In this episode, Amisha speaks with Richard Rudd, international spiritual teacher, writer, award-winning poet and creator of the Gene Keys, who shares the story of how the teachings came to him through a path of inner listening, travel, and deep surrender.

They explore how to live off the map, trust the body’s wisdom, and meet life as a living mystery. A gentle yet transformative conversation for those seeking clarity, connection, and the courage to walk their own path.

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E236 - What Winter Knows // Tending to Endings with the Wilder Kin Jul 10, 2025

What does it mean to winter - deeply, wisely, and together?

In this episode, we explore the idea of wintering in community - how we might not only survive the cold seasons of our lives, but move through them together.

The Wilder Kin are a collective of five women holding space for seasonal, regenerative ways of being together in nature. Together they created Wintering - a deep invitation to slow down, reflect, and reweave community through the wisdom of the dark months.

There’s something powerful that happens when we slow down, not in isolation, but in connection. When we make room for rest, reflection, and the kind of honest tending that can only happen in darker times.

We talk about:

:: How important it is to support ourselves and each other - not just when things are easy, but when everything feels uncertain or chaotic

:: Personal winter stories and reflections about the warmth that can still be found in winter through shared meals, songs by candlelight, the quiet noticing of tiny shifts

:: What becomes possible when we winter together

:: How we can build our capacity to be with the endings - personal, collective, systemic

:: What it means to compost the old, to let things fall, and to trust in what’s becoming

This is an invitation to be with the seasons and to remember that even in winter, you are not alone.

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E235 - TIMELESS // 'How To Build a Post-capitalist Prayer?' with Alnoor Ladha Jun 26, 2025

How are we shaped by the world around us and what is our role in shaping it?

Amisha is honored to walk with Alnoor Ladha in this transformative episode that blends the personal and political, the spiritual and systemic. Alnoor has spent years at the intersection of activism, mysticism, and storytelling - working to reimagine how we relate to power, care, and community.

In this episode we get into all kinds of things: taking real responsibility (like, the kind that doesn’t burn you out), how our inner healing connects to outer systems, grounded spiritual practice as a form of resistance, what post-capitalism could actually feel like in the body, and how deprogramming scarcity can open us up to deeper connection and joy.

We talk about:

:: Power, entitlement, and victimhood - not as buzzwords, but as energies we carry and can transform :: Why separating the spiritual from the political just doesn’t make sense anymore :: Living your values without needing to be perfect :: How systems like capitalism got made - and why we can unmake them :: What becomes possible when we choose compassion over competition, and care over control

This one’s for anyone who feels the overwhelm of the world and still believes something else is possible. Alnoor offers a grounded, tender invitation to look at what’s happening globally as a mirror of what’s going on in our relationships, our bodies, and our everyday choices.

We hope this conversation lands in your chest, loosens some old stories, and opens up space for something more generous, more collective, and way more alive.

A New Rhythm // Singing Steady in A World on Fire - E234 Jun 25, 2025

What if nervous system regulation has become a new form of spiritual bypass?

In these intense times, are we calming ourselves to cope or to avoid? In this episode, Amisha Tala Oak returns with a deeply honest and timely solo reflection, asking what presence, care, and connection really mean in an era of collapse, disinformation, and genocide.

Through story, poetry, spiritual insight, and AI, she explores how the language of “boundaries,” “regulation,” and “manifestation” can unintentionally isolate us, cutting us off from grief, from each other, and from the living world.

This episode is a call to move beyond hyper-individualism and bypass culture, to reclaim a slow, grounded rhythm that expands our capacity to feel, to stay, to co-regulate, and to be of service.

In this episode, Amisha speaks to:

:: The deep grief and quiet beauty of this moment in history

:: How “boundaries,” “regulation,” and “positivity” can sometimes cut us off from real connection

:: Why nervous systems, activism, and joy must be woven together

:: Dismantling the myths of New Age individualism

:: Remembering our capacity to care, co-regulate, and be part of a living world

:: And the power of a slow, unwavering rhythm, one that holds us through the long dark

Links from this episode and more on allthatweare.org

This episode also shares the launch of The Rhythm: a new weekly space of presence, practice and steadiness through these times.

Find out more and join: amisha.co.uk/the-rhythm

“Our presence is rebellion in a world vying for our attention and wanting us to numb out.” Amisha Tala Oak

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E233 - TIMELESS // ‘How To Dismantle Toxic Power Through True Respect for Women’ with Pat McCabe Jan 30, 2025

This TIMELESS has actually never been shared on the podcast before. Our guest is Woman Stands Shining also known as Pat McCabe - one of the Diné Nation, and was adopted into the Lakota Spiritual Way of Life. Pat lives in rural New Mexico, but travels internationally to speak, pray, and share her journey with others. Descended from elders taken into residential boarding schools intended to strip her people of their culture, she is continually in the process of remembering and listening for the way Home, back to the true nature of being Human Being.

This little piece explores the sacred role of women in indigenous traditions and their deep connection to Mother Earth. With wisdom from the Lakota, Kogi, and other cultures, Pat describes how women are the backbone of families and communities. She shares with us the power of moon time, the importance of reintroducing Grandmother’s Lodges and the need to restore balance between the masculine and feminine. This is a call for women to reclaim their spiritual authority—not through dominance, but by aligning with the natural laws and rythms of life.

In this TIMELESS we go beyond the billionaire’s boys club and explore How To Dismantle Toxic Power Through True Respect for Women. We hope it moves you deeply.

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Voices of Resilience: Embracing Uncertainty Together - E232 Jan 23, 2025

How do we find our way in the long dark?

In this episode, Amisha, Mary, and Lies engage in a heartfelt conversation about personal journeys, dreams, and the importance of resilience in the face of uncertainty. One of the themes that come up in this episode is about sharing your voice, allowing your truth to ripple out and inspire others. Together they reflect on past podcast episodes, highlighting the wisdom shared by our amazing guests, and conclude with insights on intuition and personal practices for reconnecting with oneself. In this conversation, the All That We Are team explores the themes of creativity, intuition, and compassion. They discuss how cooking reflects emotional states, the evolving nature of intuition, and the importance of navigating life's gray areas with openness and flexibility. The conversation emphasizes the need for compassion in personal growth and the significance of creating with love, while also encouraging you to embrace silence and breathe amidst the chaos of these times.

We explore:

:: How to keep our visions alive in a constantly evolving world

:: How honouring all that we are encourages embracing the wisdom of diverse voices

:: How embracing death and rebirth cycles helps us expand and meet the moment fully

:: What happens when we learn to fully accept and be with what is

:: How it’s not about what’s interesting to say but about saying what truly matters

:: How releasing judgement and fear creates space for authenticity and connection

:: Why fierceness allows us to embody our truth without fear

We hope that this conversation gives you space to contemplate, integrate and embody what you hear.

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TIMELESS // ‘How one year of heart-led living can transform lives‘ with Lucile Yaney - E231 Jan 16, 2025

What if you followed your heart for one whole year? How would your life look in 2026?

This week’s episode shows us what is possible.

Our guest in this timeless episode is Lucile Yaney, a psychotherapist by training, high vibrational food and lifestyle specialist, and the visionary restaurateur behind the Inn of the Seventh Ray in Topanga, California. Lucile shares her own journey, unfolding her path step by step, and reveals how it led her to a vision for a restaurant unlike anything; the Seventh Ray.

Lucile recounts the origins of the Inn, a story that began more than 40 years ago with a chance encounter with what was once called the “last eyesore in Topanga.” Guided by her heart’s wisdom and a year-long commitment to trust its whispers, she found herself on a path filled with surprising twists and profound discoveries. From an unexpected lesson in the healing power of food with Hazel Parcell in Arizona to crossing paths with a lifelong spiritual guide, Lucile’s journey reflects the transformative power of saying yes to the unknown.

This week’s timeless is from our archives, part of a beautiful and powerful conversation we had in episode 18 with Lucile Yaney – Food, Healing and Consciousness // Raising Vibrations and Starting Conversations With Food. You are so welcome to go and find this episode in the archives and listen in full.

We hope this timeless episode brings a moment to give thanks to the earth and everything and everyone surrounding us. Our hearts are with her and everyone affected by the fires in LA and beyond.

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Ripples Collective on Sacred Activism, Liberation and Peace // Embodying Another Possibility - E230 Dec 19, 2024

Bringing diverse voices for peace, this episode is a special gem exploring the question ‘How can collective prayer create ripples that transform the world?’

In this final, heartfelt episode of the year, Ripples Collective shares their voices in a truly unique and tender way. Together they weave a moment of beauty and reflection gently infused with music, care and love. Ripples Collective is a group of Palestinian and Israeli non-violent activists, artists, and heart-led humans working together in connection, strength and love to embody another possibility.

Together we explore:

:: How music and ritual hold the power to transform our lives and communities

:: What personal journeys have shaped the voices of Ripples Collective

:: How activism and spirituality come together to forge a new path forward

:: What stories emerge from Gaza and the West Bank and how they reveal an alternative reality

:: What the significance of song and collective prayer is in creating unity and hope

:: How we can navigate divisiveness to find common ground

:: How the power of collective dreams can envision a better future

:: How to honour the old while imagining and creating the new

:: How the notion of home is rooted in a sense of belonging

We hope that this piece called ‘Embodying Another Possibility‘ brings forth a feeling of hope and a collective prayer for Freedom, Dignity, Equality, Safety, Justice, Compassion, Solidarity and Peace rippling out far and beyond.

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TIMELESS // 'How to Reconnect in a Disconnected World' with Johann Hari - E229 Dec 12, 2024

'How to Reconnect in a Disconnected World?' we ask ourselves in this new timeless episode.

Our guest is Johann Hari, the author of the New York Times bestseller: Stolen Focus: Why You Can't Pay Attention, executive producer and Tedtalk speaker. His books have been translated into 40 languages, and been praised by a broad range of people including Noam Chomsky and Naomi Klein.

I don't think it's a coincidence that grief and depression have the same symptoms. I think what depression is, in part is grief for your own needs not being met. - Johann Hari

Hari invites us to reconsider what it truly means to find ourselves, not as isolated beings, but as interconnected individuals whose happiness and healing emerge from shared experiences and mutual support.

This week’s timeless is from our archives, part of a beautiful and powerful conversation we had in episode 47 – Johann Hari on Depression, Addiction and Connection entitled Lost Connections: Finding Others Instead of Ourselves. You are so welcome to go and find this episode in the archives and listen in full.

We hope that this timeless offers you a new way of looking at your life and how you spend your time.

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Amanda anandita Simon on Astrology, Sensitivity and Collective Shifts // Beckoned by the Stars - E228 Dec 05, 2024

How can understanding astrology support us in riding these times?

This episode brings forth a powerful way of hearing, feeling and seeing the art that astrology is. A deeply misunderstood sacred practice that Amanda is enormously passionate about. As a consulting astrologer, acutonics practitioner and artist, currently studying an MA in Art and Ecology at Goldsmiths University, Amanda anandita Simon brings the poetics of this practice out of the astrological arena into spaces where it can offer and be recognised for its contribution to join other acts of resistance. “To re-member a living relation with an ensouled cosmos, to restore and restore our dreaming heart and cultivate sensibility to subtlety - the intricacy and specificity present in each thread of our lived life.” Amanda shares.

Together we explore:

:: How to cultivate a bodily awareness that allows us to deeply touch and be touched by the world around us

:: What it means to return to the city after countryside life and how to prevent being overwhelmed by its intensity

:: What Pluto's recent transition from the Earth-based Capricorn to the Air-focused Aquarius signifies for us

:: How to understand astrology as an art and sacred practice

We hope that you enjoy this episode and that something here really lands for you.

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TIMELESS // ‘How to Become a good Elder and Ancestor’ with Vanessa Andreotti - E227 Nov 27, 2024

Drawing on her work as an educator, indigenous and land rights advocate and her mixed family history, Vanessa invites us to reflect on what it means to die well. How to become good elders and ancestors?

“It cannot be just about us. It has to be about our responsibility to the time when we are no longer here. And it cannot be a choice either. It has to be something visceral.” Vanessa Andreotti

This timeless wisdom teaches us about the ways in which we can be in service of the greater good. The times we are living in often make it difficult for elders to play their role and teach the younger generation about the mistakes and successes they have experienced. Vanessa sparks ideas around the multiple layers of time, aging and pain and opens up opportunities to interact differently with our elders and ancestors so we can let their stories be medicine for generations to come.

This is from our archives, part of a beautiful and powerful conversation we had in episode 156 with Vanessa Andreotti on Radical Tenderness, Eldership and Decolonisation // Embracing Our Pain. We hope that hearing this small piece will allow you to find new insights, embrace them and continue this practice of becoming a good elder and ancestor.

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Jaiya John on Rest, Intimacy and Liberation // A Balm for the Tender Soul - E226 Nov 21, 2024

What is the true cost of our numbness, and how can we alchemize it into deep, loving intimacy?

This conversation with Dr. Jaiya John is a balm, for tender times, tender hearts - a remembrance of how to touch tenderly, inwardly and outwardly.

Dr. Jaiya John, born as an orphan on the sacred lands of the Ancient Puebloans in New Mexico's high desert, walks the world as a freedom worker, poet, author, teacher, and speaker, revered across continents. In this tender episode, Amisha and Dr. Jaiya weave a story of human connection—layered with vulnerability, healing, and the soft light of hope. Together, they lean into our collective longing for liberation from oppression, the raw courage needed to meet grief and emotional pain, and a soul-deep inquiry into how technology shapes intimacy in a world that often feels so far apart.

We hope this episode invites you into deeper layers of tenderness and presence.

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TIMELESS //'How to Reimagine Power and Presence in Search of the Sacred' with Sophie Strand and Bayo Akomolafe Nov 14, 2024

In this TIMELESS episode we hear from Sophie Strand and Bayo Akomolafe. Together, we explore how the sacred is less about certainty and mastery and more about dwelling in the unknown, the disruptive, and the in-between. As we open ourselves to this journey, we consider how unlearning and openness might guide us toward a deeper, more grounded sense of the sacred—one that emerges in moments of humility, fragility, and genuine encounter.

“And I was thinking that, at least in my own situated experience, my approach to the sacred would be to flip the paradigm and to ask, what if the sacred researches you?” Sophie Strand

As a writer, Sophie focuses on the intersection of spirituality, storytelling, and ecology. She believes strongly that all thinking happens interstitially between beings, ideas, differences, and mythical gradients. Bayo is a poet, philosopher, psychologist, professor, and chief-curator of the Emergence Network. He curates this earth-wide project for the re-calibration of our ability to respond to civilisational crisis.

We hope this TIMELESS episode invites you to pause and reflect on the sacred in new and unexpected ways.

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Manda Scott on Thrutopia, Vision and Human Power // Writing A New Story - E224 Nov 07, 2024

How do we emerge into a new future from here?

In this week’s conversation with award-winning novelist, smallholder, contemporary shamanic trainer and host of the international chart-topping Accidental Gods podcast Manda Scott, we explore the edges of shaping the future of our wildest dreams.

‘The not knowing is what allows the space for the web of life to send the knowing in.’ and it is this not knowing that gives us room to dream, rise and change this system. ‘It's not predictable. If we can predict it, then it's not the new system, but we can take ourselves to the emergent edge of inter becoming, from which emergence into that new system is hopefully more likely than the chaos and extinction.’

We explore:

:: Why the emergence into a new system can feel unpredictable but wonderful

:: How to move from a trauma culture to an initiation culture

:: How to dream without constraints

:: What it looks like when 8.5 billion people feel belonging, connection, agency and live a life filled with meaning

:: How we as humans have the power to change and shape a new future

:: Why visions come at unexpected times

:: What happens when continually asking of the web of life, what do you want of me?

:: How to move away from the head mind and settle into the heart mind

:: How temporary shamanic practices help connect to the wonder and glory of the world

:: How habits done consciously become rituals

:: What the transformative journey of writing a book looks like

:: How the process of death can be a potential window into a new system

:: How to make governance into something that is generative and collaborative again

We hope this episode encourages you to explore deeper what invitations the web of life is making to you.

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TIMELESS // 'How to Move Beyond Propaganda and Embrace True Transformation' with Patrisse Cullors Oct 31, 2024

In this week’s TIMELESS episode, Patrisse Cullors highlights the urgent call for a softer, more connected world where care is the base of everything we do. As an Artist and Abolitionist, born and raised in Los Angeles and being on the frontline of abolitionist organising for 22 years, Patrisse offers us a powerful vision for how we can cultivate healing through active, compassionate engagement in our communities and how we can move beyond propaganda and embrace true transformation.

“Our work is to show up and reshape this place.” Patrisse Cullors

This is from our archives, part of a beautiful and powerful conversation we had in episode 201 with Patrisse Cullors on Abolition, Art Activism and Courageous Resourcing // Cultures Of Care.

We hope that this little piece called ‘How to Move Beyond Propaganda and Embrace True Transformation’ will give you what you need in these important times in our evolution as humanity.

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Tending to the hearth in a world ablaze // the language of ritual, energy and intuition with Amisha Tala Oak - E222 Oct 24, 2024

This episode is a very special one. A pure and raw sharing by the fire behind ‘All that we are’, Amisha Tala Oak.

A sacred ritual, a ceremony where she lets her heart speak and where words come from a very deep place inside of her. This episode called ‘Tending to the hearth in a world ablaze // the language of ritual, ceremony and intuition’ takes us on a journey. It’s a remembrance to listen to our heart and inner fire while not losing courage and hope amidst the chaos.

"We must create beauty in the mess." Amisha Tala Oak

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TIMELESS // 'How Listening To The Earth Leads to Inner and Outer Peace' with Tiokasin Ghosthorse - E221 Oct 17, 2024

In this TIMELESS episode, we hear from Tiokasin Ghosthorse, Nobel Prize nominated international speaker on Peace, Indigenous and Mother Earth perspective. He is member of the Cheyenne River Lakota Nation of South Dakota, with a long history in Indigenous activism as well as a master musician. He shares a lifechanging perspective on how we can understand the language of the earth and how she speaks and listens to us. We discover how learning to listen to earth leads us to true inner and outer peace.

"The earth is listening to us first and if we do not understand how the earth listens to us, then we will have a difficulty listening to the earth." Tiokasin Ghosthorse

This week’s timeless is from our archives, part of a beautiful and powerful conversation we had in E107 with Tiokasin Ghosthorse on Earth Languages, Consciousness and Indigenous Intelligence entitled Walking Earth With The Gifts Of The Stars . We hope that hearing just this small part will give you space to contemplate, integrate and embody what you hear.

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Darren Le Baron on Psychedelics, Community and Gardening // Mushroom and Mycelium: Nature’s Network - E220 Oct 10, 2024

What if we are mushrooms having a human experience?

In this conversation called ‘Mushrooms and Mycelium: Nature's Network’, Amisha Tala Oak meets Darren le Baron, an educator specialising in mycology and psychedelic research based in the UK and the Caribbean.

Known around the world for his Shroomshop Master classes and mushroom educational programs, he is a keen cultivator and teacher who is passionate about sharing his research and findings on ethnomycology, ancient African plant medicines and their various applications.

Together we explore:

:: How understanding yourself can help you build deeper, more meaningful connections.

:: The challenges young people face in finding their purpose—and how to guide them.

:: What mushrooms and mycelium can teach you about connection and renewal.

:: How you are a mushroom having a human experience.

:: How you, as a gardener or nature-lover, play a vital role in our planet's future.

:: How money really does grow on trees.

:: Why plant wisdom is essential for your survival and living in harmony with the Earth.

(Please note despite much research and clinical trials of the benefits, one of the mushrooms we discuss in this conversation are illegal in some countries)

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TIMELESS // ‘How grieving and healing opens up life’s pleasures ’ with adrienne maree brown - E219 Oct 02, 2024

Welcome to our new fortnightly offering - TIMELESS.

Drawing on her wellspring of experiences as a writer, activist, and Black feminist, adrienne maree brown shares some timeless wisdom that teaches us about rituals of grief and spiritual healing that can bring us closer to our free and pleasurable futures. She sparks ideas around the construct of linear and layered time, opening up possibilities for spiritual shifts and healing across timeless.

“Grief is a way that we ritualise and honour what we love and stay in a relationship with it.” adrienne maree brown

This is from our archives, part of a beautiful and powerful conversation we had in episode 146 with adrienne maree brown on Future Visioning, Layered Time and Grief // entitled Microcosms of Liberation, Justice and Pleasure. We hope that hearing just this small part of timeless wisdom will give you space to contemplate, integrate and embody what you hear.

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Where Generosity Meets Imagination with Amisha Tala Oak and Annegret Affolderbach - E218 Sep 26, 2024

Is intuition the key to flourishing a better culture?

In this special episode Amisha Tala Oak and Annegret Affolderbach celebrate the end of a chapter of co-creation of this podcast as Annegret is leaving to pursue new creative paths and 'all that we are' takes fresh directions. They share how they have witnessed each others creative growth for the past 15 years and how they have shaped lives, nurtured new cultures and communities guided by their visions and intuition.

We explore

:: creative and artistic practices attuned with visions, intuition and generosity

:: transformative cultural change

:: daydreaming

:: podcasting

:: the positive power of technology

:: tending to our nervous system

:: all that we are’s new pathways including the re-imagining of Presence Collective

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We Are Change with Ebyän Zanini, Jimena Paratcha, Darren Le Baron and Nathaniel Dunn - E217 Jul 25, 2024

How can we become catalysts for change?

In this special episode entitled ‘The Butterfly Effect’ Amisha gathers with Ebyän Zanini, Jimena Paratcha, Darren Le Baron and Nathaniel Dunn during Noisily Festival to share insights and ideas around the theme ‘We Are Change’.

We explore

:: duality as a form of balance for change

:: interconnectedness and unity with each other and the more-than-human-world

:: rites of passages

:: plant allies and the power of psychedelics

:: forming intentions for change

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Dr Andy Letcher on Rights Of Passage, Folk Music and Animism - E216 Jul 18, 2024

How do we honour diverse ways of life and all that we are?

In this episode entitled ‘Mysterious Riddles', Amisha Ghadiali talks with Dr Andy Letcher, Senior Lecturer at both Schumacher College, Devon UK, where he is Programme Lead for the MA Engaged Ecology, and at the University of Exeter, where he teaches on the PGCert Psychedelics: Mind, Medicine and Culture. He is the author of “Shroom: A Cultural History of the Magic Mushroom”, and numerous papers on psychedelics, ecology, animism and paganism. Andy researches the contemporary use of psychedelics with a particular focus on the role psychedelics might play in our cultivating an ecological self. He is currently researching ritual and animistic usage of psychedelics by contemporary British Druids, and the contemporary use of the Fly Agaric mushroom. A folk musician, he plays English bagpipes, low whistle, and Dark Age lyre.

We explore

:: folk music and birdsong

:: deep listening and living in seasonal interconnectedness with nature

:: psychedelics and plant ceremonies

:: Animism and Druidry

:: pilgrimages and Rights of Passages

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Unlearning Realities with Helena Norberg-Hodge, Anthea Lawson and Jae Spencer-Keyse - E215 Jul 10, 2024

How do we create planetary scale transformation on a local level?

In this live episode entitled ‘Future Visions’ Amisha gathered with Helena Norberg-Hodge, Anthea Lawson and Jae Spencer-Keyse to explore how we can create a collective vision that is aligned with what the majority of humanity is yearning for and that can forge transformation from a local level to a global level.

We explore

:: our relationship with the more than human world

:: diversity

:: economic literacy

:: localised food economies

:: parenting

:: radical and meaningful education

:: sacred and big picture activism

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Reclaim Your Intuition with Amisha Ghadiali - E214 Jul 04, 2024

How do we reclaim our intuition and make better decisions for ourselves and the collective?

In this special episode entitled 'The Path Of Beauty' Jasmine Louella Paprika talks with Amisha Ghadiali, our podcast host. Amisha reveals her journey of creating this podcast, her book “Intuition” and her new offering 'Reclaim Your Intuition’, a live online journey that emerged from it. This journey brings us into a powerful relationship with our intuition through an immersion of weekly calls, games, rituals and more.

They explore

:: podcasting off the mainstream

:: Reclaim Your Intuition course

:: experiential and somatic learning

:: networks of belonging

:: astral journeys

:: interbeingness

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Remembering Us // with Dr Sally Zlotowitz, Vanessa Englert and Chris - E213 Jun 26, 2024

How do we remember and cultivate our shared humanity?

In this special episode entitled 'Collective Care' we gather in a circle with Sally Zlotowitz, Vanessa Englert and Chris to explore remembering our shared humanity. This circle was hosted by Amisha during our Remembering Retreat in the Forest Of Dean; an invitation for us to come together in community to unveil collective wisdom.

We explore

:: collective care

:: community building

:: diverse ways of how we can build a better world

:: activism and burn out

:: kindness vs cancel culture

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Camille Sapara Barton on Grief Tending, Embodied Practices and Harm Reduction - E212 Jun 19, 2024

How do we tend our personal and collective grief?

In this episode entitled 'Networks Of Care' Amisha talks with Camille Sapara Barton, a writer, artist and somatic practitioner, dedicated to creating networks of care and livable futures. Rooted in Black Feminism, ecology and harm reduction, Camille uses creativity, alongside embodied practices, to create culture change in fields ranging from psychedelic assisted therapy to arts education. Their debut book Tending Grief: Embodied Rituals for Holding Our Sorrow and Growing Cultures of Care in Community was published in April 2024 by North Atlantic Books.

We explore

:: conflict resolution

:: numbing and regaining sensuousness

:: somatic and grief practices and spaces

:: processing collective grief in peer support groups and gatherings

:: trusting our innate skills and qualities to support ourselves and each other

:: resilience and grief tool kits

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Vandana Shiva on Biodiversity Farming, Seed Libraries and Universal Law - E211 Jun 13, 2024

How do we reclaim health for our food systems?

In this special episode entitled ‘Earthly Delights’ Amisha talks with Vandana Shiva on her infamous farm in India. Vandana is a world-renowned environmental thinker, activist, feminist, philosopher of science, writer and science policy advocate. She is the founder of Navdanya Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology (India) and President of Navdanya International. In 1982 she founded the Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology (RFSTE), an independent research institute that addresses the most significant problems of ecology of our times, and two years later, Navdanya (‘nine seeds’) the movement in defense of biodiversity and small farmers. Vandana is recipient of many awards, including in 1993 the Right Livelihood Award, also known as the ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’, and named among the top five “Most Important People in Asia” by AsiaWeek in 2001, she is is a prolific writer and author of numerous books and serves on the board of the International Forum on Globalisation, and member of the executive committee of the World Future Council.

We hear from Chander Shaker who is one of the core team at the farm, as well as a multitude of participants of the Earth Democracy seminars with Vandana.

We explore

:: bio and culturally diverse food systems and farming

:: seed libraries

:: universal laws

:: soil health and its impacts on our health

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Zoë Tryon on Amazonian Cultures, Environmental Activism and Motherhood - E210 Jun 06, 2024

How do we live in intimacy with ourselves, each other and nature?

In this episode entitled 'Wellsprings Of Dreams' Amisha talks with Zoë Tryon, an activist, speaker and artist known for her work with indigenous communities. She is the founder of “One of the Tribe Journeys”, a travel company offering immersive experiences with indigenous communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon and Andes. Zoë has acted as a cultural liaison between indigenous and Western leaders since 2006 whilst living and working with the Achuar, Shuar, Kichwa, Sapara and Waorani peoples across Ecuador. She has supported education, health and economic capacity building projects, advocated for environmental and constitutional rights in the Ecuadorian constitution. She is a Cultural Ambassador for the Stop Ecocide campaign and ambassador for the Sacred Headwaters Initiative.

We explore :: environmental activism and reconnecting to ancestral land and practices :: indigenous led conservation, cultural preservation and wisdom in the Amazon rainforest :: indigenous practices of dreaming, healing and living in community and in harmony with Earth :: Amazonian spirituality, dreams, and plant medicine :: addictions and intimacy in the Western world :: motherhood

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Ben Vereen on Creative Expression, Stillness and Human Connection - E209 May 29, 2024

How do we tantalise our spiritual paths to flourish a creative, equitable and harmonious future?

In this episode entitled ‘ The Art of Life’ Amisha talks with Ben Vereen, an American actor, dancer and singer. Vereen gained prominence for his performances in the original Broadway productions of the musicals Jesus Christ Superstar, for which he received a Tony Award nomination, and Pippin, for which he won the 1973 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical. Ben takes us on a sermon of insights into how our creative expression and spirituality can forge life paths.

We explore

:: destructive impacts of technology distractions to human connection

:: the role of spirituality on our collective growth

:: the power and interconnectedness of art and life

:: Humans as expressions of God

:: the importance of stillness

:: the true meaning of abundance

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Raio on Ceremony, Ecstatic Dance and Parenting - E208 May 23, 2024

How can our eco systems of relationship shape our collective future?

In this episode entitled ‘Nothing But Love’ Amisha talks with Raio, a musician, producer, ceremonialist and DJ who’s been uplifting the tribe in Bali for the last 18 years. A devotee of movement and dance as transformational practices, he plays organic-electro live dance music sets and DJ’s ecstatic dance. He’s the co-founder of Wakamaia School of Sacred Fun, where they share the art of Ecstatic Dance DJ’ing, sound healing, and more. Raio is also co-founder of an eco-community as well as Colibri Spirit Festival and BaliSpirit Festival.

We explore

:: ecstatic dance and music ceremonies as healing and transformative practices

:: transformative power of kindness in resolving conflicts

:: grief rituals

:: AI vs Humanities unique qualities of emotional intelligence and interconnectedness

:: parenting and fathering

:: human capacity to create magic

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Dancing with The Unseen with Niharika Sanyal, Léa Bourratiere, Ajay Makhija, Naveen Vasudevan, Nikhil Kale and Aurora Esmeralda - E207 May 16, 2024

How do we cultivate our intuition for collective change?

In this special episode entitled 'An Invitation To More Aliveness' we gather with Niharika Sanyal, Léa Bourratiere, Naveen Vasudevan, Nikhil Kale, Ajay Makhija and Aurora Esmeralda to explore intuition as a guide for collective change; a way of life drawing from the wisdom of our bodies to move us into a life of discernment, simplicity, humbleness and grace. This circle hosted by Amisha is an invitation for us to come together in community to unveil collective wisdom. We explore :: Intuition as a guide to navigate uncertain times :: Intuition as a tool for collective liberation :: Signs and Symbols for collective growth :: Grief and Joy to counterbalance our worlds of darkness

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Zach Bush on Rewilding Dreams, Creative Force and The Future Of Relationships - E206 May 09, 2024

How do we journey into our full presence and power?

In this episode entitled "The Golden Path" , Amisha welcomes back Zach Bush, MD, a physician specialising in internal medicine, endocrinology and hospice care. He is an internationally recognised educator and thought leader on the microbiome as it relates to health, disease and food systems. He founded ‘Seraphic Group’ and the non-profit ‘Farmer’s Footprint’ to develop root-cause solutions for human and ecological health. His passion for education reaches across many disciplines, including topics such as the role of soil and water ecosystems in human genomics, immunity, and gut/brain health.

We explore

:: rewilding our dreams and hearts as pathways for inner healing and reconnecting with nature

:: recognising our wounds and sacredness as the healing medicines of our own body

:: practicing spirituality, consciousness and personal growth in sovereign community

:: breath work and plant medicine as tools for healing and coming into presence

:: polyamory and unconditional love as baselines for future society

:: sexuality and fertility

:: soil based nutrition

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Deepti Tewari on Beauty, Sovereign Education and Conscious Community - E205 May 02, 2024

How do we learn to live in a state of harmony and action?

In this episode entitled ‘Poetry Of Souls’ Amisha talks with Deepti Tewari, a teacher at Last School, Auroville, sharing sessions on poetry, literature, culture studies, and exploring Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy. The school is based upon Free Progress, an approach which is not governed by habits, conventions or preconceived ideas, but guided by the soul. Auroville, want to universal town where men and women of all countries are able to live in peace and progressive harmony above all creeds, all politics and all nationalities. The purpose is to realise human unity.

We explore:

:: sovereign education as a way of unlocking integrity and inner fullness as a key to growth

:: harmony and beauty as the undercurrents of all of life that unlock our soul’s purpose

:: Auroville’s as a blueprint city for peace and harmony for all humanity

:: the transformative power of wisdom revealed in being present

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Wisdom For These Times // Keys To Life with Khrisha Ambani, Zach Bush, Brusellas Gomez-Andersun, Barnaby Maichael Andersun and Kieran Butler Apr 24, 2024

How can we unfurl the authenticity of our lives?

In this special episode 'Wisdom For These Times' we gather with Khrisha Ambani, Brusellas Gomez-Andersun, Zach Bush, Barnaby Maichael Andersun and Kieran Butler to explore the wisdom unleashed during troubling times that might hold the keys to living our lives guided by authenticity, joy and the creativity of nature. This circle hosted by Amisha is an invitation for us to come together in community to unveil collective wisdom.

We explore:

:: the importance of leaning into community to cultivate joy and creativity as a compass for life

:: forming our authentic voice through sensory experiences

:: following our bliss and finding freedom in times of uncertainty and change

:: nature as our mirror and guide

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Dr Jude Currivan on Intuition, Unity and Metamorphosis - E203 Apr 17, 2024

How do we become soul models that can lead our evolution from a place of love and authenticity?

We are kicking off our new season with ‘The Essence Of Grace’, a conversation with Amisha and Dr Jude Currivan, a cosmologist, planetary healer, futurist, author and Evolutionary Leaders Circle member. She is a scientist specialising in cosmology and quantum physics. Having travelled to over 80 countries and worked with traditional wisdom keepers she is a life-long researcher into the nature of reality and author of award-winning and bestselling book “The Cosmic Hologram: In-formation at the Center of Creation” and “The Story of Gaia: The Big Breath and the Evolutionary Journey of Our Conscious Planet”. She co-founded “WholeWorld-View” to serve unitive awareness, conscious evolution and transformational change in service to our collective and planetary healing.

We explore :: how we may form ‘soul models’ to contribute to collective awakening :: how we may live in unity and embrace our interconnectedness to heal the disease of separation and evolve into co-creative partners with Gaia :: living authentically and trusting our intuition as our superpower in this time of metamorphosis :: cosmos and the universe as a living and loving entities :: emergence of reality that embraces the convergence of the science of unity and wholeness with ancient wisdom teachings :: how to create spaces for deep connection and slowing down

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Paul Powlesland on Nature Rights, Nature Guardianship and System Change - E202 Jan 25, 2024

How do we align the law and ourselves with nature to enrich life?

In this episode entitled Future Source Code Amisha talks with Paul Powlesland, a barrister and lawyer for nature who acts to protect trees and rivers in the courts and speaks for the Rights of Nature. He is a founder of Lawyers for Nature, which aims to transform the relationship between law, lawyers and nature, introducing nature’s voice into our legal and economic systems. Paul lives on a boat on the River Roding in East London, and set up the River Roding Trust, through which he carries out hands-on restoration, guardianship and protection of the river.

We explore

:: Nature guardianship, activism and the challenges of caring for our land and rivers

:: Future Source Code for ‘Nature Rights’ reflecting a relationship of protection and care between humans and nature in our legal systems

:: an ecosystem of interventions that changes the relationship between humans and nature across our legal, social, economic and religious spiritual systems

:: Ecocide

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Patrisse Cullors on Abolition, Art Activism and Courageous Resourcing - E201 Jan 18, 2024

How do we envision and shape a world without oppressive systems?

In this episode entitled Cultures Of Care Amisha talks with Patrisse Cullors, an Artist and Abolitionist born and raised in Los Angeles. Cullors has been on the frontline of abolitionist organising for 22 years. She has advanced a term called abolitionist aesthetics. Her latest work is examining an art practice that leads through west African spirituality as well as pushing the culture to adopt abolitionist beliefs in order to build our imagination towards a world we all deserve.

We explore:

:: abolition, a practice that helps us envision a world without oppressive systems and practices, such as policing and imprisonment

:: Art and imagination as tools to shaping a new world and tapping into our spiritual and creative potential

:: resourcing ourselves through therapy, community, and self-care as essential for sustaining activism and navigating challenging times

:: Patrisse latest artwork embracing Yoruba IFA traditions respecting Earth and each other as a path towards healing & transformation

:: the balance between accessibility and appreciation in the digital age and the power of collective experience

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Celebrating All That We Are - E200 Dec 13, 2023

How have we and the world changed in these past seven years?

In this epsiode entitle In Reverence Of A Beautiful Future, we are celebrating 200 episodes of ‘all that we are’; our podcast that is an epic gathering of more than 200 voices of change and insight from all over the globe; powerful reminders of all that we are and can be in this future we all hold in our hearts. Amisha, our podcast host, talks with Floss Barnett-Howland taking us into the deeper layers of Amisha’s journey over the past 7yrs of creating this podcast and her other offerings that have come alive. Together they hold a ritual honouring this milestone.

We explore

:: Amisha’s journey bringing alive this podcast

:: reflections on this 7yr cycle, cycles of life and creation

:: Amisha’s new offering ‘Reclaim Your Intuition’

:: the importance of pause, ritual and ceremony

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Dr Dianne Regisford on Artivism, Belonging and Social Sculpture - E199 Dec 07, 2023

How do we co-create humanity?

In this episode entitled Ubuntu Amisha talks with Dr Dianne Regisford, a dynamic Social Sculpture practitioner, Dianne is invested in regenerative ARTivism for belonging, racial equity and cultural transformation through a social justice lens. Dianne is the founder, visionary and creator of the Evoking Belonging Social Sculpture practices. She designs and stewards inclusive, participatory approaches to belonging through equitable enquiry into power and privilege, racial justice and cultural transformation. This is an innovative approach to socio-cultural co-imagining for a regenerative, equitable, humane and just society.

We explore

:: what it means to belong & belonging as a co-creative cultural practice

:: embodiment practices as storytelling tools & tools for evolution

:: how to connect to our innate soul and indigenous knowledge

:: uncertainty & unison

:: Artivism & the evolution of activism into pleasure and joy motivated action

:: the cultural phenomena of Ubuntu & unison

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Ruby and Christabel Reed on Transformative Education, Spirituality and Ecosystem Restoration - E198 Nov 30, 2023

How can we learn and unlearn to bring forth cultural, personal and planetary transformation?

In this episode entitled Interconnected Learning Amisha talks with Ruby and Christabel Reed, co-founding directors of the holistic wellbeing and transformative education platform Advaya, and of the Initiative Earth Charity, which runs the online nature skills platform Earthed and narrative campaign EcoResolution. Over the last ten years they have been building networks and bringing tens of thousands of people together in joyful spaces that reframe how we see the world around us, and our role within it, so that we recognise our ecological relationality, fall more in love with life, and actively participate in its ecological and spiritual regeneration.

We explore

:: the creation, growth and intentions of educational platforms Advaya and Earthed

:: holistic educational systems considering ecology, consciousness and the body as antidotes to dominant forms of education

:: deep learning in community

:: their personal journeys into educational activism

:: cancel culture & the challenges of social media and influencer posturing

:: creating long term embodiment practices

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Ebyän Zanini on Matriarchal Leadership, Collective Liberation and Sacred Activism - E197 Nov 23, 2023

How can we flourish new forms of activism and leadership to create collective liberation?

In this episode entitled The Activism of Art Amisha Talks with Ebyän Zanini, a writer, visual storyteller, and poetess of Somali-Italian descent. She is the founder of ‘Mother Tongue’ and teaches at the intersection of decolonisation, eco-sensuality, and feminine mysticism. Ebyän’s offerings are deeply inspired by the animist spirituality of her Nubian ancestral heritage weaving us closer to the enchantment that is available in all Life.

We explore :: antidotes to oppressive systems :: ‘medicines’ of collective liberation :: redefining activism into forms of daily practice and art as activism :: harnessing guilt and shame as powerful emotions to guide us through transitions and birthing new worlds :: collective expansion of resilience :: non-binary consciousness :: how to be a sacred activist at a time of genocide

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Dorcas Cheng-Tozun on Authentic Activism, BurnOut and Social Justice - E196 Nov 15, 2023

How can we bring alive sustainable forms of activism that honour authenticity and humanity in each and everyone of us?

In this episode entitled The Path Forward Amisha talks with Dorcas Cheng-Tozun, an award-winning writer, editor, speaker, and communications consultant. She is the author of three books, including the recent ‘Social Justice for the Sensitive Soul: How to Change the World in Quiet Ways’. Dorcas has nearly twenty years of experience as a nonprofit and social enterprise professional. She served as the first director of communications for d.light, one of the world's leading social enterprises, and has provided communications consulting for social-benefit companies around the world.

We learn about

:: diverse, authentic and sustainable forms of activism

:: activism strategies for highly sensitive people

:: how we can appeal to people in power to forge change

:: examples of innovative creative peacemaking strategies, such as FARC in Columbia

:: tools and methodologies of overcoming division and stand in integrity

:: intentional relationship practices

:: tools for processing and avoiding burn out and anxiety

:: forming unexpected friendships that might change our lives

:: the impacts of social entrepreneurship

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Alana Hyde Bloom on Growing Food, Animism and Cyclical Living - E195 Nov 09, 2023

How do we cultivate our relationship with nature?

In this episode entitled Wisdom Cycles Amisha talks with Alana Bloom, a facilitator, artist and activist stewarding eco-centric and animist ways of being that bring us back into connection with the wider living world, each other and our deepest and truest nature. Alana guides transformational experiences working with hundreds of people and a variety of organisations on the frontiers of personal and planetary healing.

We learn about

:: how to rediscover and orientate our relationship with nature

:: learning and living attuned with the cycles and rhythms of nature

:: the power of growing our own food

:: how to create a culture of coming together

:: grieving as an expression of the depth of our love

:: healing sister wounds

:: cultivating nourishing and successful collaborative working relationships with our kin

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Daze Aghaji on Climate Activism, Grief and Future Democracies - E194 Nov 02, 2023

How do we build future cultures rooted in care and regeneration? In this episode entitled Vacuums Of Collapse Amisha talks with Daze Aghaji, a climate justice activist whose advocacy for radical systemic change centres on youth political engagement, regenerative cultures, social justice, and intersectionality. The Guardian has described her as a ‘ball of energy, conviction and warmth’. Her bold activism has led her to working with an array of leading NGOs, governments, institutions and grassroots change-makers globally. We learn about :: her personal experiences of activism and empowering change in communities :: climate grief and eco anxiety :: nature as a place of safety & how to build connection with nature in cities :: how to cultivate agency to change our world :: connecting with beauty amidst the collapse of society as a way to propel us forward :: to create useful tools for activism, care and regeneration :: how AI may help us towards a regenerative future :: how to create and enact policy making :: how we can support the younger generations on their mission to shape the future

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/11/02/e194-daze-aghaji-on-climate-activism-grief-and-future-democracies-vacuums-of-collapse/

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States Of Awe // The Power of Creativity with Chris Bullzini, Kay Michael, Gaia Harvey Jackson and Dannii Evans - E193 Oct 25, 2023

How can we cultivate creativity to imagine a society that serves all of us?

In this special episode entitled States Of Awe, we gather with Chris Bullzini, Kay Michael, Gaia Harvey Jackson and Dannii Evans to explore the power of creativity. This conversation is an invitation for all of us to connect and grow our creativity in whichever ways accessible to us, wherever we find ourselves. It is a call for us to create space for play, for embodiment and feeling a sense of awe so we can reimagine and recreate our societies into works of art that serve us all.

We learn about

:: their different creative practices and personal journey’s as creatives reconnecting and blooming their imagination and creativity

:: what creativity looks like in these times and the impacts of creative monocultures

:: about presence and the state of awe

:: the relationship between creativity and the divine

:: about the power of collaboration

:: about how to create safe spaces where we can freely express ourselves and grow our creativity from an authentic place

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/10/26/e193-states-of-awe-with-chris-bullzini-kay-michael-gaia-harvey-jackson-dannii-evans/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Emma Fitchett on Plant Medicines, Spiritual Sovereignty and Inner Balance - E192 Oct 18, 2023

How do we work with plant medicines in a meaningful and respectful way?

In this episode entitled Illuminating Inner Worlds, Amisha talk with Emma Fitchett, a plant spirit healer, shamanic teacher and author initiated into and trained in indigenous healing and magical lineages of the British Isles and the Ecuadorian Amazon whilst being a Yew Mysteries initiate and holds the lineage of the White Serpent. This conversation illuminates how we can grow our spiritual sovereignty and balance our inner and outer worlds in co-creation with nature’s medicines. It is a gift for all of those who want to explore more in relation to plant medicines, don’t know how to go about it and are uncertain of what such explorations might reveal.

We learn :: Emma’s powerful personal journey and initiations into working with plant medicines and wisdom :: her work with plant essences and the mysteries of nature’s gifts :: how we can address root causes of our imbalances with plant medicine :: how to shift the world into balance in collaboration with nature :: how to use and how to not abuse plant medicines :: how to create sacred spaces and their importance for our healing

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/10/19/e192-emma-fitchett-on-plant-medicines-spiritual-sovereignty-and-inner-balance-illuminating-inner-worlds/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Future Paradigms // Compelling Voices In Urgent Times with Lyla June Johnston, Manish Jain, Bayo Akomolafe and Helena Norberg-Hodge - E191 Oct 11, 2023

How do we create radically new perspectives and prosper antidotes that forge systemic change?

In this episode entitled Compelling Voices In Urgent Times, we hear powerful voices gathered from previous podcast episodes including Bayo Akomolafe, Lyla June, Manish Jain and Helena Norberg-Hodge; all of whom recently shared their insights at Planet Local Summit. This episode gathers deep insights into the predicaments of our time. It is an invitation to radically inspire our imagination, shift our perspectives, ask different questions and explore new ways to become involved in serving each other and the world we live in during these turbulent times.

We learn about

:: their personal lives and motivations to serve humanity and the wider living world

:: what it means to live in a “post-truth” world

:: how we can free ourselves from the reductionist and destructive systems of our time and its consequences

:: what antidotes we can cultivate to forge systemic change

:: how we can unschool, revolutionise learning/education and create future vision to serve humans and more than humans better

:: sacred knowledge & activism

:: listening to each other & listening to Earth

:: localism, alternative food systems and gift culture

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/10/12/e191-future-paradigms-with-lyla-june-johnston-manish-jain-bayo-akomolafe-and-helena-norberg-hodge/

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'all that we are' team on Creative Entrepreneurship, Sisterhood and Podcasting - E190 (with Annegret Affolderbach and Mary Chan) Oct 05, 2023

How do we grow wholesome sisterhoods and creative futures?

In this special episode entitled Courageous Visions, we hear from the multicultural all female team behind ‘all that we are’; Amisha Ghadiali, our host, Mary Chan, our sound editor and Annegret Affolderbach, our writer & visual curator. In this joyful exchange they reveal behind the scenes of making this podcast and deeper insights into the creative and visionary lives of the women who create it.

We learn

:: about the creation of this visionary podcast in a multicultural and all female team

:: about the wholesome sisterhood they have forged

:: about their personal journeys of growing creative and visionary livelihoods

:: how to find courage to carve a fulfilling path and how to stand in our truths

:: about trust and the power of anger and what it means

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/10/05/e190-all-that-we-are-team-on-creative-entrepreneurship-sisterhood-and-podcasting-courageous-visions/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Fernanda Baraybar on Shamanic Practices, Reverence and Redefining Value - E189 Sep 28, 2023

How do we cultivate a new collective global power and reverence that thrives in a balance of our spiritual, intellectual and ancient wisdom?

In this episode entitled Our Collective Imprint, Amisha talks with Fernanda Baraybar, a transpersonal psychologist, writer and practicing Shaman. Working with the Qero Paqo communities of The Andes in Peru, she’s helping keep her ancestors’ traditions alive by learning from their ancient practices. She works as a consultant for ‘Synergetic Press’ and she writes for ‘Psychic Garden’ whilst pursuing an MSc in Spirituality, Consciousness, and Transpersonal Psychology with the aim of creating further research on parapsychological phenomena and shamanistic psychology.

We learn about

:: Fernanda’s life growing up in Latin America during a time of conflict and resistance

:: Shamanic prophecies and practices

:: the impact of our collective imprints and entanglements with different cultures and nature

:: gaining new perspectives by addressing distorted belief systems created by Westernism

:: activating codes of lineage and ancient wisdom

:: the release of anger and leaning into joy and bliss

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/09/28/e189-fernanda-baraybar-on-shamanic-practices-reverence-and-redefining-value-our-collective-imprint/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Igniting Beautiful Leadership // Refining Our Inner Power - E188 Sep 20, 2023

How can we align ourselves with the possibility and intelligence that lives inside of us?

This episode entitled Refining Our Inner Power, is an invitation by our host Amisha Ghadiali to experience and cultivate Beautiful Leadership, a practice she has evolved over the past decade and now shares as a one-to-one mentoring programme. Amisha has been hosting ‘all that we are’ fka ‘The Future Is Beautiful’ podcast exploring the weave between activism, the sacred, creativity & regeneration. It’s a space for deep, insightful, unedited conversations with guests, who share their unique point of view and approaches to life. Amisha has a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other and the Earth. She has hosted many retreats, workshops, programmes and rituals around the world. She creates brave, tender and inclusive spaces.

We learn

:: about ‘Beautiful Leadership’, Amisha’s one-to-one mentoring programme

:: practices that support our mind, body and soul

:: about igniting the power and possibility that lives within each of us

:: aligning with the intelligence of our bodies

:: how to let go of conditioning and trauma to step more fully into our lives path

:: about Amisha’s personal journey of learning and how to grow from life experiences

:: about myths of New Age spirituality

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/09/21/e188-igniting-beautiful-leadership-refining-our-inner-power/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Dear Grandchildren // Wisdom Weaving for our Future Generations with Isla Macleod, Barbara J Hunt, Hely Cameron, Esteban Ruseler, Guy Ogilvy and Jessica Ferrow - E187 Sep 14, 2023

What insights gleaned from this lifetime can we pass on to nurture the beautiful future we are creating?

In this special episode entitled Wisdom Weaving For Our Future Generations, we gather with cherished members of our community to wisdom weave for our future grandchildren. Stepping into eldership, each sharing in this circle, lovingly reveals meaningful stories and insights gleaned in this lifetime inviting the grandmother and grandfather in all of us to shine a light for our future generations. Make a cup of tea, and cozy up around the fire with us for this one.

Amisha is joined by Esteban Ruseler, Isla Macleod, Jessica Ferrow, Guy Ogilvy, Hely Cameron and Barbara J Hunt.

We are encouraged to

:: reclaim beauty in the world and be guided by truth :: to understand death and heartache as nourishment for rebirth :: become good listeners and to be intentional :: to be compassionate and humble and to allow ourselves to be :: to honour our bodies as vessels of wisdom :: make our body, our energy and our mind a safe space

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/09/14/e187-dear-grandchildren-wisdom-weaving-for-our-future-generations/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Sam Lee on Wilderness, Fire and Ecological Collapse - E186 Aug 17, 2023

How do we re-awaken and re-foster our ancient love and connection with nature?

In this special live episode entitled Fireside Stories, coming from Wilderness Festival, Amisha talks with Sam Lee, a Mercury Prize-nominated and BBC Folk Award-winning singer, conservationist and curator. With a lifelong passion for wilderness studies and nature connection, Sam is a folk music specialist dedicated to collecting, sharing and interpreting ancient oral music from Britain and Ireland. He has been instrumental as one of the new wave of young activists shaping the landscape of the folk world and roots music in the UK. With two critically acclaimed albums, Sam works holistically in challenging the very nature of our heritage music in the 21st Century.

They explore

:: the magnificence and wisdom of fire and storytelling by the fire side

:: nature as our playground, teacher and elder

:: our estrangement from nature & how to connect with nature in times of ecological collapse

:: folk song traditions and their cultural significance

:: camping in wilderness and access to land

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/08/17/e186-sam-lee-on-wilderness-fire-and-ecological-collapse-fireside-stories/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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zoë laureen palmer on Beekeeping, Collective Care and Cultural Intuition - E185 Aug 10, 2023

How do we create moments of collective care and sanctuary in troubled times?

In this episode entitled Pollinating Our Imagination, Amisha talks with zoë laureen palmer, a multidisciplinary artist, co-creator and human ecologist working at the intersection of the arts, health and ecology. Her regenerative practice explores our relationship with the more than human world centering embodied ecologies, underrepresented narratives and knowledge through a decolonial lens. She is a gentle beekeeper and a plant medicine student cultivating an afro-futurist apothecary in response to climate breakdown.

In this intimate conversation, Amisha and zoë laureen unearth a flow of big questions arising from living in troubled times of system collapse and climate crisis. Together they ground us in ideas and practices that can help us nourish and flourish whilst being present to the complexities unfolding around us.

They explore

:: beekeeping as practice of collective and community care; a teacher of reciprocity, interbeingness and storytelling :: collective dissociation and creating sanctuary reclaiming shattered lives and places :: our relationship with slowing down and decolonising time as an act of collective care :: interspecies grief and finding ways of flourishing in a world that's diminishing :: how we can rekindle our intimacy with each other and the natural world, and how to open this conversation up to to the wider living world

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/08/10/e185-zoe-laureen-palmer-on-beekeeping-collective-care-and-cultural-intuition-pollinating-our-imagination/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Shilo Shiv Suleman and Mallence Bart-Williams on Embodied Decolonisation, Sensuality and Cultural Reclamation - E184 Aug 03, 2023

How do we decolonise and reclaim the sensuous powers of our divine feminine?

In this episode entitled Lineage Of Abundance, Amisha talks to Mallence Bart-Williams, a Sierra Leonean-German multi-facetted social entrepreneur who uses film, fashion, botanical alchemy, writing and philanthropy as forms of expression to instill balance in this world, and Shilo Shiv Suleman, an award-winning Indian artist whose work lives and breathes at the intersection of Magical Realism, Art, Technology and Social Justice. Her work is unapologetically embodied weaving together the sensual and sacred, past and future- through paintings, wearable sculptures, interactive installations and public art interventions.

Mallence and Shilo reveal the facets of their newly launched collaborative space ‘Lineage’ that draws on their personal cultures and lineages. ‘Lineage’ is a diverse cultural space in Ubud, Bali, containing a library, art gallery, chai and wine bar. The intention of ‘Lineage’ is to be an offering for us to reimagine our futures and to bring alive practices of embodied decolonisation that reclaim ancient trade routes and our imagination, so we may reconnect with our sensuous bodies and a culture of abundance.

They explore

:: insights and stories revealing their personal cultural lineages and ancestral practices :: cultural appropriation and capitalisation of ancestral practices, such as yoga :: cultural regeneration and to how to reclaim our sensuous power of the divine feminine :: culture of shame & colonial laws of oppression that continue to reap hate and division in our communities :: joy as a form of resistance & reclamation

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/08/03/e184-shilo-shiv-suleman-and-mallence-bart-williams-on-embodied-decolonisation-sensuality-and-cultural-reclamation-lineage-of-abundance/

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ChaNan Bonser on Sensitivity, Deep Listening and Imagination - E183 Jul 21, 2023

How do we embrace our bodies as sensuous landscapes flourishing with the seasons?

In this episode entitled Our Bodies As Ecologies, Amisha talks with ChaNan Bonser, a healer, teacher and creative, whose practice is catering to the highly sensitive amongst us. Her work is rooted in the cycles of the seasons and in ecological imagination practices that help us flourish resilience and robustness whilst harnessing our sensitivity as a superpower.

ChaNan shares insights into her practice and the superpower of being a highly sensitive person in a fractured world. She reveals that the ways we tend to ourselves are the way we tend to Earth, and that we experience our wholeness and forge change by embracing slowness, fully listening to our bodies and honouring our interconnectedness with Earth.

We explore :: how we can use imagination and dreams to understand our bodies as sensuous landscapes to embody our interconnection with nature and ecologies :: the idea of our biomes as fluid identities :: harnessing our gifts of sensitivity and HSP’s perspectives as life’s superpower :: integrating plant medicines & sugars as prosperous substances & sacraments :: how we can understand our cravings as a longing for the Earth to hold us :: ecological imagination practices for regulating our nervous systems and auric fields

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/07/27/e183-chanan-bonser-on-sensitivity-deep-listening-and-imagination-our-bodies-as-ecologies/

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We Are Love // Noisily Festival Live - E182 with Bruce Parry, Hely Cameron and Ilana Wetzler Jul 19, 2023

How do we love wholeheartedly?

In this special live episode entitled Noisily Festival Live, Amisha is in conversation with three beautiful wise souls; Hely Cameron, Bruce Parry and Ilana Wetzler at Noisily Festival. Together they explore the festival’s theme ‘We Are Love’ by sharing their wealth of personal experiences of grounding into different aspects of love. They bring alive vibrant ideas around how we can love ourselves and each other wholeheartedly.

We explore:

:: rituals of love & connection as ecological salvation :: the power of dance & singing with nature as embodied experiences of love :: compassion for ourselves, each other including those whom might hold entirely different world views to our own :: examples of daily practices of how to befriend ourselves & how protect our vulnerability whilst openly sharing our love

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/07/20/e182-we-are-love-noisily-festival-live/

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Honouring Shakti // A Tribute To Sally Kempton - E181 Jul 13, 2023

In this special episode entitled A Tribute To Sally Kempton, we pay tribute to the beautiful soul Sally Kempton, one of today’s most authentic spiritual teachers. Sally left her body on Monday 10th July 2023, in her eightieth year. She was a profound voice of this time contributing to our global community with her teachings and wisdom in life-changing ways. She loved sharing with us, and she treasured the learnings and hope we spread with this podcast. As a spiritual teacher she touched the lives of thousands of people through her books, retreats and courses, and of course her meditations and transmissions.

In this loving tribute we share deep insights into Sally’s life path, her teachings and how she has personally touched many in our midst. You hear from Amisha, our podcast host, who was a student of Sally’s for almost a decade, and how this has guided and impacted her and her life’s work. One of the most powerful aspects of being in Sally’s orbit was the community of incredible teachers who loved to be with her. In this tribute we share the tributes of Sianna Sherman and Tara Judelle, who you will know from the podcast as well as many other beautiful yoga teachers, students and friends of Sally who share their heartfelt memories. We hear some of Sally’s teachings, part of ’Leading from Soul’, her masterclass from our ‘Beautiful Leadership Immersion’.

We offer this episode up in reverence to the deep love that Sally brought to this world.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/07/13/e181-honouring-shakti-a-tribute-to-sally-kempton/

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Louis Weinstock on Attention Economy, Children’s Mental Health And Grief - E180 Jul 06, 2023

How can we reclaim and build the capacity for our inner wisdom in a world of distraction?

In this episode entitled Windows Of Tolerance, Amisha talks to Louis Weinstock, a Transpersonal Child Psychotherapist and Social Entrepreneur. He guides children and grown-ups through some of the toughest challenges life can throw at us – loss, trauma, divorce, burnout and breakdowns. He is also co-founder of ‘Apart of Me’, a multi-award-winning charity that helps young people transform their grief into compassion. He’s the author of ‘How The World Is Making Our Children Mad, And What To Do About It’, and his work has been featured on the BBC, ITV, and in The Guardian.

Louis unravels how our attention economy thrives on avoidance and distractions from what matters most, causing high levels of anxiety as we are increasingly unable to process information overload. He shares examples of how especially children are affected by issues arising from identity, social media, climate crisis and AI. He reveals how we can navigate this and support each other through hopelessness, grief and trauma. He sparks ideas on how we can grow our window of tolerance and fruitful engagement with our inner world, so that we may find our way back to our inner wisdom and authority.

We explore :: how we can reclaim our inner wisdom and simplicity :: honouring our defences :: how to face climate anxiety & grief to live a healthy life :: building our capacities for uncomfortable feelings & find fruitful engagement with our inner world :: how to be discerning in choosing healing modalities that suit us :: 5 rhythm practice & how dancing shifts and heals grief and trauma :: how to parent our children in these times

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/07/06/e180-louis-weinstock-on-attention-economy-childrens-mental-health-and-grief-windows-of-tolerance/

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The Path of Healing // Fields of Potential - E179 Jun 29, 2023

What is healing work and why is it important?

In this special episode entitled Fields of Potential, Amisha, host of this beautiful podcast, takes us on a journey of healing. Amisha is an experienced facilitator and has a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other and the Earth. Amisha creates brave, tender and inclusive spaces for our hearts unfolding, healing and embracing of our wildness. She has hosted many retreats, workshops and rituals around the world - and offers one to one work.

Amisha is interested in where our inner and outer worlds dance, and shares her personal experiences giving deep insight into how we can carve our own path to heal our inner world’s. Sharing passages from her book ‘Intuition’ and some insights from her twenty year conscious healing journey, she shines a light on the body-mind-energy relationship and how we can evolve practices to reprogram our subconscious. She shares some insights around the path of healing and what can unfold. She reveals how we can break persistent patterns and re-imagine ourselves to expand our fields of potential.

We learn

:: about energy healing

:: how the body-mind-energy relationship works

:: about practices of reprogramming our subconscious

:: how to choose healing modalities and practitioners suitable for our personal needs

:: that 95% of your thoughts come from our subconscious, 75% of these are often limiting self sabotaging beliefs, and that we are able to change that

:: what it means to be triggered

:: what trauma responses are

:: the difference between peak and subtle transformative experiences

:: how personal and collective healing are intertwined

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/06/29/e179-the-path-of-healing-fields-of-potential/

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Zach Bush on Soil Regeneration, Beauty And Nature’s Evolution - E178 Jun 22, 2023

How do we express a different humanity and become healthy co-creators of a beautiful future with planet Earth?

In this episode entitled Seeds for Humanity, Amisha talks with Zach Bush, MD, a physician specialising in internal medicine, endocrinology and hospice care. He is an internationally recognised educator and thought leader on the microbiome as it relates to health, disease and food systems. He founded ‘Seraphic Group’ and the non-profit ‘Farmer’s Footprint’ to develop root-cause solutions for human and ecological health. His passion for education reaches across many disciplines, including topics such as the role of soil and water ecosystems in human genomics, immunity, and gut/brain health.

Zach brings alive threads between science, regenerative agriculture, spirituality and personal life experiences. He reveals the profound and misguided story behind Carbon and CO2 that is causing the extinction of our planet and is actually an industrialised destruction of biodiversity in our soil health. He shares about the transformation planet Earth and humanity are experiencing at this time; a seeking of enlightenment, a rediscovery of real purpose, and universal acceptance that we are nature and beauty is our common ground. Zach calls it a ‘hospice moment’ where we are stepping into a co-creation process with Earth, where we realise and reset our relationship to nature and ourselves as a species. We are learning to express a different humanity and prosper lives de-programmed from fear, guilt and shame. Zach shares a special mediation to ground us into these hopeful concepts.

We learn

:: about the pseudoscience around carbon and CO2 and a new way of understanding it

:: about the destruction and regeneration of biodiversity within our soil systems and the relationship of our gut microbiome and soil

:: that we have about 60 harvests of food left on this planet, and the knowledge and behaviour changes we need to turn around that crisis

:: that we are nature and that beauty is the centre of the universe

:: that we can express a different humanity by eliminating our fear, guilt and shame

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/06/22/e178-zach-bush-on-soil-regeneration-beauty-and-natures-evolution-seeds-for-humanity/

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Barbara J Hunt on Forgiveness, Restorative Justice and Healthy Boundaries - E177 Jun 15, 2023

How can we understand our inner world as a place of forgiveness and creativity designed to shape a thriving world?

In this episode entitled Melodies Of Freedom, Amisha talks to Barbara J Hunt, a forgiveness specialist and bestselling author of “Forgiveness Made Easy”. She has over 30 years experience in personal and spiritual development as a mentor, coach and group facilitator. She leads on-line "Forgiveness Field" working in private practice internationally and on bespoke retreats in rural Somerset in the UK. Barbara is also an integral musician and singer-songwriter, and her newest album and her next book are due to be released in 2023.

Barbara takes us into the deep layers of forgiveness work, a skill and practice she believes is a superpower. Forgiveness is a way of embracing our humanity and diversity to heal our souls and flourish our freedom; an effective tool that underpins restorative justice. She reveals that practicing three strands of forgiveness :: self forgiveness, asking for forgiveness and offering forgiveness :: draws on our imagination to clear grievances, resentments, trauma and cultural addictions making way for compassionate and thriving ways of life. Together they reveal personal experiences of putting this work into practice; the imagination it kindles, the strangled grief it releases and the healthy boundaries it forges. We hear some of Barbara’s songs, responses to her life experiences. We learn that forgiveness is an act of amnesty and an invitation to move beyond cancel-culture into a peaceful future full of possibility.

We learn about

:: why forgiveness is a practice we need to co-create a beautiful future

:: forgiveness; its 3 strands of practice and its shadows of ego and resentment

:: forgiveness as an effective tool for restorative justice and freedom movement

:: how forgiveness creates healthy boundaries, compassion and community

:: its healing superpowers for our physical, mental health and emotional health, and intimacy

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/06/15/e177-barbara-hunt-on-forgiveness-restorative-justice-and-healthy-boundaries-melodies-of-freedom/

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Asmaa Guedira on Nomadic Communities, Intersectionality and Decolonisation - E176 Jun 08, 2023

How do we deconstruct binaries and colonial structures to flourish communities rooted in generosity?

In this episode entitled Roots Of Humility, Amisha talks to Asmaa Guedira, a facilitator, consultant, artist, writer and designer catalysing transformation at the intersection of system change, leadership, feminism and regenerative futures. A Moroccan nomad, Asmaa thrives to build bridges between different cultures. From managing international development programs in South West Asia and North Africa to designing transformative learning experiences for leaders in Berlin, California, France or Australia, Asmaa has been connecting artivists, changemakers and leaders in over 20 countries. Asmaa is a fellow of the Policy Center for the Global South and BMW Foundation Leaders Program, and is involved in various global networks like OuiShare, Amanitas, Global Innovation Gathering, Sandbox or African Crossroads. She co-authored 2 books: ‘Société Collaborative’ and ‘Le Manifeste des Crapauds Fous’ and is currently writing her memoir about identity. Asmaa currently lives on Bundjalung Country, where she runs eco-feminists retreats with WELA. Her art addresses the colonisation of our bodies and mind, our intimacy, identity and the role of healing.

Amisha and Asmaa share their experiences of a privileged ‘nomadic’ lifestyle highlighting its shadows intertwined with new-age change-maker communities. They explore how we can re-invent these by deconstructing binaries and colonial structures so we may flourish communities that are rooted in ancient nomadic principles of generosity and humility that will serve our collective future. Asmaa shares her vulnerable journey of migration integrating an intersectional identity, blooming her queerness and a full sense of belonging. We learn that sharing our personal stories and growing our humility is a vital part of how we can all contribute to decolonisation; an invitation to understand our lives differently and to share knowledge that will move us from an extractive to a generous, simple and slow way of life.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/06/08/e176-asmaa-guedira-on-nomadic-communities-intersectionality-and-decolonisation-roots-of-humility/

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Richard Andrew Salony on Conscious Technology, Psychedelics And Prosperity - E175 Jun 01, 2023

How do we awaken and connect to the power of our authenticity to build prosperous and regenerative lives?

In this episode entitled Our Gifts Of Magnetism, Amisha talks with Richard Andrew Salony, an entrepreneur and philanthropist with a visionary life path. From a monastic community, where he lived as a young man for seven years before transitioning to a global tech entrepreneur; his gift is a visionary ability to not only anticipate ground shaking paradigm shifts, but also to develop tangible commercial strategies that result in mass market adoption. Today he launches, finances and advises companies, movements, products and services that replace antiquated systems and will ultimately lead us to a sustainable future. He holds events and serves as a guest speaker, participant in think tanks, conferences, gatherings and Jeffersonian dinners focused on establishing a new narrative for a sustainable future.

Andrew shares his visionary journey from monk to organic food and later tech entrepreneur. He believes that three components are essential for us to cultivate a prosperous future; authenticity, empathy and a deeper connection with nature.

They talk about the promise of psychedelics and AI as a way of flourishing prosperous futures and addressing our global mental health crisis resulting from disconnected mainstream cultures. Andrew believes that widespread use of plant medicines will awaken us into a society rooted in collective care and empathy rebuilding our loss of connection and authenticity. They reveal that AI has the potential to become a conscious technology that can support us on this quest by transforming our society through creative tools and businesses that are of service in ways yet unimaginable. We learn that each person has the creative ability to access all they need to flourish prosperity at any given time by cultivating their gifts of magnetism.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/06/01/e175-richard-andrew-salony-on-conscious-technology-psychedelics-and-prosperity/

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SleepyEye on Earth Spirit Movement, The Divine Feminine and Colonialism - E174 May 25, 2023

How do we draw on sacred traditions and cultures to create a movement that builds our future?

In this episode entitled Smoke Signals Of Change, Amisha speaks with SleepyEye an indigenous wisdom keeper. He shares healings and teachings of the Americas and of the yogic tradition in ceremonies, ancient songs and ways to connect to the elements. He has dedicated his life to the pursuit of finding healing ways of being within all Nations of the Americas; ways of life that would not only benefit his Sisseton-Wapheton Dakota and Tonawanda Seneca people, but ways that can benefit all of life. Learning to live with sacred ancient teachings that were passed down since the beginning of time in a modern day world has been very challenging, but SleepyEye has been able to merge teachings of his elders with world wide teachings as well.

SleepyEye shines a light on the earth spirit movement that is awakening consciousness in all human beings. He believes that by sharing the sacred teachings of native traditions and cultures we bring alive healing, reconnecting us with the spiritual essence of Mother nature and the divine feminine. He talks about the power of prayer, ceremony and the four elements; resourceful foundations that bring us into natural alignment and practice.

They speak about colonial legacies and the destruction of the teachings, traditions, ceremony and prayer of the Dakota people and beyond. They share their encounters with racism and white privilege, and how they have honed their gifts despite these challenges.

We learn that we must look towards the native people, indigenous wisdom keepers, the carriers of ancient ways that have survived evil and trauma and nonetheless are the living extensions of ancient sacred teachings. We must follow the smoke signals of change by teaming up to heal ourselves and our communities to make way for the ones coming behind us.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/05/25/e174-sleepyeye-on-earth-spirit-movement-the-divine-feminine-and-colonialism-smoke-signals-of-change/

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Christina Tobin on Hope, Electoral Reform and System Change Technologies - E173 May 18, 2023

How do we catalyse political and cultural shifts that can transform our world?

In this episode entitled United We Stand, Amisha talks to Christina Tobin, an activist and leader in the election reform and voters’ rights movements. She is the founder and chair of the Free & Equal Elections Foundation, a non-profit leading national, state and local efforts to open the electoral process in the United States by hosting open all-inclusive gubernatorial, Presidential and senatorial debates. Free & Equal organises Electoral Reform Symposium and produces ‘United We Stand’ tours uniting the younger generations with musicians, artists, and thought leaders to promote political and cultural change whilst supporting individuals running for office. The organisation is creating a blockchain election assistant app to promote transparency and empower voters with information about their candidate choices.

Christina gives us insight into the US electoral system and the work Free & Equal is doing to catalyse its reform through a truly independent decentralised platform of cultural interventions, Presidential debate and blockchain & AI technology. She shares her personal journey into the political sphere and her sense of purpose that guides her to stand with her truths and brave ideas to bring alive a bigger vision for humanity.

They speak about the power of communities; how building connections within kindles hope and forges change from the bottom up. Christina believes a solution focused approach and the power of collaboration mobilises our local communities igniting integrity, unity, love and peace; ultimately growing a movement that will see us fly high in revolutionary skies.

We learn that persistently doing what we love, trusting that whatever we achieve in our lifetime continues to grow beyond, and being present with our loved ones and people surrounding us are part of the alchemy of astronomical levels of change.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/05/18/e173-christina-tobin-on-hope-electoral-reform-and-system-change-technologies-united-we-stand/

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Tunjung Crystal Mandala on Spiritual Development, Humility and Grassroots Activism - E172 May 11, 2023

How do we create a life of ease that meets our soul's needs?

In this episode entitled Trusting Our Common Senses, Amisha talks to Tunjung Crystal Mandala, a native Balinese Woman gifted with psychic and healing abilities. Her ancient wisdom is innate and a gift she has been guided to share. What makes Tunjung truly unique, is her powerful connection to the Divine. Drawing on a wealth of experience in yoga and spiritual healing modalities, she leads and facilitates self-development, self-empowerment, self-healing and spiritual journeys through her signature offerings ‘The Art of Letting Go’ and ‘Self-Healing Retreat’. Each has different focuses and methods, with rich and intensive experiences of self-exercise, self-process and group sharing sessions that allow individuals to have deep interaction and connection. She also offers one-on-one guidance & healing sessions.

Amisha and Tunjung talk about Tunjung’s approach to spiritual development rooted in her Balinese culture; a spiritual culture of karma and diversity. Tunjung reveals her personal journey of breaking open to fully receive, flourish and share her psychic gift and ancient healing wisdom. Together they explore what it means to live in humility with oneself and the wider living world. Tunjung shares that honouring the needs of our soul, growing our intuition and balancing our ego are vital for maintaining our mental health in a world of disconnection.

Tunjung talks about the importance of grassroots activism supporting local communities in reconnecting with local traditions and farming methods; a way of life that is breaking cycles of dependencies on tourism and igniting new entrepreneurial ventures.

We learn that the goal is to enjoy our life and that we need to come to our ancient wisdom and reciprocal ways of life. that trusting our common sense is deep wisdom and the simple guidance that our souls need to live a fulfilling life of ease.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/05/11/e172-tunjung-crystal-mandala-on-spiritual-development-humility-and-grassroots-activism-trusting-our-common-senses/

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Lucian Tarnowski on Decentralisation, Applied Intuition and AI Technology - E171 May 04, 2023

How can we utilise human potential and new technologies to create a thriving civilisation in harmony with all life?

In this episode entitled Reverse Engineering A Thriving Future, Amisha talks to Lucian Tarnowski, founding curator of United Planet & UP.Game, a time travelling immersive reality game and platform on a mission to seed the vision for a Gaian movement towards a civilisation in harmony with all life. For 10 years he was Founder & CEO of ‘Brave New’, which enabled Fortune 1000 clients to cooperate and collaborate around a shared purpose. Lucian has been honoured as a Young Global Leader (YGL) by the World Economic Forum. He has been an active attendee of Davos and other World Economic Forum meetings for 15 years and speaks to audiences around the world about communities and the convergence of talent, knowledge and capital and the impact on society. Lucian continues to research and experiment around the social science behind communities, knowledge sharing and societal transformation.

Lucian takes us on a journey into his audacious mission of transforming our world into a thriving civilisation in harmony with all life through the power of a game. He shares how United Planet and UP.Game utilise AI technology to create an immersive reality that gamifies transformation by reverse engineering a thriving future. This decentralised system is an intelligence engine of social, cultural and spiritual technology that helps us reframe time and money, and create a culture rooted in visionary stories that celebrate positive narratives. It enables us to vision and place ourselves into the future we hope to thrive and walk our way from there to the present moment to bring it alive as an embodied collective experience.

Together they talk about intuition and how this embodied wisdom is a catalyst for profound change. We learn that if we were to collectively trust and act on our intuition and cultivate our childlike faith, we would unleash a process of propagating audacious and regenerative futures beyond our wildest imagination.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/05/04/e171-lucian-tarnowski-on-decentralisation-applied-intuition-and-ai-technology-reverse-engineering-a-thriving-future/

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Diane Ghogomu on Afro Cosmology, Regeneration And Pleasure - E170 Apr 27, 2023

How can we flourish reciprocal and diverse ecosystems that honour our ancestral wisdom, joy and sovereignty?

In this episode entitled Revolutionary Ripples Of Joy, Amisha talks to Diane Ghogomu, an Afro Cosmic ceremonialist, somatic sexuality educator and musician building and curating joy-centered ritual spaces applying her teachings as pleasure scholar. She nurtures regenerative social, economic and spiritual systems that call us into harmony with ourselves and nature. Diane is deeply initiated and devoted to multiple nature-based spiritual traditions in both Central Africa and South America. She is curator at Noma Collective and co-director of Cacao Love, a regenerative organic cacao company funding her non-profit ‘Afrocosmic’, which invests in the cultural and spiritual sovereignty of African and indigenous wisdom keepers and artists around the world.

Amisha and Diane speak about the sovereign regenerative community and retreat space Diane is co-creating in Watamu, Kenya. Rooted in collaboration with the local ecosystems the community embraces ancestral architecture, agroforestry, permaculture and the life-giving powers of spiritual and cultural traditions.

Diane shares experiences gathered during her life’s journey across different cultures in search of embodying her highest purpose :: joy and pleasure. She reveals her calling led her to live in the mountains of Argentina, Osho communes in Brazil, to sit with plant medicines, such as Ayahuasca in South America, to multiple initiations and experiences with Iboga in the Bwiti tradition in Gabon, and time studying Afro Cosmic Spiritual traditions with the Baka people in Cameroun. They share that understanding our cosmology and anchoring ourselves into sovereign communities is the antidote to destructive monocultures that have stripped us bare of our fertile relationships with the land and the cosmos.

We learn that cultivating our erotic powers of pleasure and joy causes revolutionary ripples that animates cosmology and reciprocity. It is a way of bringing us into synergies with ancestral technologies and wisdoms that can unify our communities in cultural, spiritual and economic sovereignty ultimately transforming destructive systems of colonial legacies.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/04/27/e170-diane-ghogomu-on-afro-cosmology-regeneration-and-pleasure-revolutionary-ripples-of-joy/

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Jamie Bristow on Climate Crisis, Mindfulness and System Change - E169 Apr 20, 2023

How do we grow our mindsets to meet the dissonance of our time with real action?

In this episode entitled Five Minutes After Midnight, Amisha talks to Jamie Bristow, recognised for his pioneering work on mindfulness in politics and public policy, and for his writing on inner development as a way of addressing a range of societal issues. Jamie was Director of the ‘Mindfulness Initiative’ policy institute and clerk to the UK’s All-Party Parliamentary Group on Mindfulness, where he led numerous initiatives to promote mindfulness in government and policy circles worldwide. Jamie was formerly Business Development Director for Headspace and has a background in psychology, climate change campaigning and advertising. His mentors have included Rob Burbea, Stephen Batchelor and Christina Feldman. Jamie is an Honorary Associate of Bangor University, where he is currently supervising a research project on ‘awareness-based social change’.

Amisha and Jamie speak about the impact mindfulness practices can have on flourishing societies that are equipped to hold the complexities and dissonance of our time. Jamie shares how the results of resourcing politicians with skills rooted in empathy and connection is filtering into public and political spheres showing promising green shoots of policy and system changes.

Together they explore how mindfulness can create vital mindset shifts needed to tackle the climate crisis. Jamie reveals what inner qualities we can cultivate, how we can bring them into mainstream culture to make them accessible as micro and macro acts of activism and to build movements of change that ripple across our global communities.

We learn that we can understand the climate crisis as a relationship crisis. Having courageous conversations about the challenges we are facing is a powerful way to grow our common ground and connection; a way to truth tell our way out of this status quo that’s lingering at five minutes past midnight.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/04/20/e169-jamie-bristow-on-climate-crisis-mindfulness-and-system-change-five-minutes-after-midnight/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Listening Deeply // The Beauty And Power Of These Times - E168 Apr 13, 2023

How do I live my life as a beautiful leader?

In this special solo episode entitled The Beauty And Power Of These Times, our host Amisha invites us into a deeper understanding of beautiful leadership. Amisha is the visionary of ‘all that we are’ this globally acclaimed podcast that weaves together activism, the sacred, creativity and regeneration. She has a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other and the Earth. She has hosted many retreats, workshops, programmes and rituals around the world creating brave, tender and inclusive spaces.

Amisha shares a flow of insight into her ‘Beautiful Leadership’ work and the deeper layers that make us beautiful leaders. She talks about the meaning of beautiful leadership and the different aspects we can cultivate; beauty, worth, embodiment, nature connection, creativity and deep listening. She believes that we can all understand ourselves as beautiful leaders by accessing the intelligence that lies within us and that exists around us, our intuitive and collective wisdom, that of modern & ancient sciences, and the more than human world.

Amisha reveals that deep listening is a powerful pathway that opens up connection to the more than human world; spaces where we can walk the edges of worlds and realities, where our creativity and vision thrives, and where we may live aligned with our intuition as a form of guidance and wisdom. She shares that deep listening is a skill that allows us to decondition and to take action from a rooted place, so we may envision new ways of living in this world.

We hear about her latest ‘Beautiful Leadership retreat’ at 42 Acres and the insights it gifted. She reveals a new offering ‘Deep Listening’ and invitation to join our Membership, Soul Space and future retreats that will be circling around these themes.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/04/13/e168-listening-deeply-the-beauty-and-power-of-these-times/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Jewels Wingfield on Community, Reciprocity and Nature Connection - E167 Apr 06, 2023

How can we dismantle walls of oppression and build communities rooted in belonging?

In this episode entitled Circles Of Belonging, Amisha talks to Jewels Wingfield, a catalyst, educator and healer. She lives and works in the middle of the Ancient 200,000 acre Forest of Dean, UK. Jewels is founder and director of ‘Living Love’ and the creator of ‘EarthHeart’, where she connects us with her unique methodology to catalyse humanities evolution reminding us of the interconnectedness of life. Jewels’ work draws on a rich tapestry of wisdom and teachings, including earth based spirituality, sacred ecology/environmental work, shamanism from Celtic lore, ancestral gateways, the ecology of conscious relationship and sacred sexuality. She facilities grief work, ancient womb wisdom teachings, women’s blood mysteries, ecstatic dance & somatic movement/meditation practices, birth, breath and regression work, NVC (non violent communication), drama therapy and more.

Amisha and Jewels talk about how we may dismantle walls of systemic oppression to gather all of our pieces to overcome isolation, root into community and restore our sense of belonging. We hear how Jewel creates a life with nature on the margins of dominant culture.

Jewels shares how she is bringing alive her inspiring vision that teaches us to thrive in our diverse differences and in relationship with the land. She reveals how her teachings nourish a form of autonomous reciprocal leadership that embeds us into nature, empathy and collective community. We learn that living and thriving with our diverse differences is a way of breaking through colonial legacies of mono crop culture.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/04/06/e167-jewels-wingfield-on-community-reciprocity-and-nature-connection-circles-of-belonging/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Sophie Strand on Ecological Embodiment, New Myths and Healthism - E166 Mar 29, 2023

How can our stories be useful to our communities and become live saving myths and ecologies?

In this episode entitled Compost Heap Wisdom, Amisha talks to Sophie Strand. Sophie is a writer and thinker who takes us to new heights and deep crevices at the intersection of spirituality, storytelling, and ecology. Her first book of essays ‘The Flowering Wand: Rewilding the Sacred Masculine’ was published by Inner Traditions in Fall 2022. Her eco-feminist historical fiction reimagining of the gospels ‘The Madonna Secret’ comes out in Summer 2023.

Amisha and Sophie speak about the magic of myth-making and the possibilities of adjacent live-saving realities they open up; places where we may envision humankind as part of an ecological niche. Sophie shares about her life with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a rare genetic connective tissue disease that affects her entire body. By recognising the porousness of her body, she reveals the messiness of decay, ego death and life’s anxieties. As a result she brings alive life-affirming myths and new ideas around communities rooted in the deep wisdoms of the compost heap.

They delve into healthism and its exiling consequences. They reveal that its prevalence in Western medical paradigms and New Age spirituality, holds us personally responsible for coming into normativity distracting from the nourishing essence that exists within our diverse survival strategies. Sophie speaks about Eco grief, a natural outcome of Earth that is surviving outside its window of tolerance.

We learn that sharing our profoundly messy and psychedelic stories along with the small fixes we have learnt through survival is an important form of activism that boosts our communities; whilst gathering in dance and joining hands to distribute feelings of grief and anxiety might be our lighthouse of survival.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/03/30/e166-sophie-strand-on-ecological-embodiment-new-myths-and-healthism-compost-heap-wisdom/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Ronan Harrington on Resilience, Cultural Change and Burnout - E165 Mar 23, 2023

How do we grow steady legs of resilience in uncertain times?

In this episode entitled Flying Too Close To The Sun, Amisha talks with Ronan Harrington, a resilience expert and accomplished voice on the transformative power of adversity. He advises organisations and institutions on how to move from Burnout to Resilience and counts Deloitte, KPMG, Sky, the UK Government and Oxford University amongst his clients. He has held a variety of roles bridging personal and societal transformation as lead futurist to the British Foreign Office, co-coordinator for the political strategy for Extinction Rebellion and founder of Alter Ego, a European network of political leaders and activists growing connection between spirituality and politics.

Ronan speaks about his strive to transform the political frameworks of our time by introducing spirituality and mysticism into its mainstream to forge deep cultural change. He believes that political acts can be acts of grace and his work with Alter Ego, was a space to decondition and nourish political leaders and activists into integrity.

Amisha and Ronan share their personal histories of burnout and chronic health conditions, and how it has affected the way they move in the world. They recognise that attempting cultural transformation requires us to have a well-resourced support structure; financially, spiritually, emotionally and physically. Ronan talks about his work as a resilience leader finding ways to equip us with soft foundations and strong cores that can move with the tremors of our time.

We learn that our times call for us to increase our forms of resilience in ways that enable us to embrace dualities, and to hold ultimate grief and ultimate possibility at the same time; muscles we need to grow to be able to fly closer to the sun.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/03/23/e165-ronan-harrington-on-resilience-cultural-change-and-burn-out-flying-too-close-to-the-sun/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Seth Tabatznik and Tasha Stevens-Vallecillo on Agriwilding, Philanthropy and Retreats - E164 Mar 16, 2023

How do we live in harmony with the land, with ourselves and each other?

Opening our new series Amisha speaks with Seth Tabatznik and Tasha Stevens-Vallecillo of 42 Acres. 42 Acres is a regenerative estate and wellbeing retreat in Somerset, UK, developing living examples of the much-needed transformations of our times, through our connection with nature, self, and others. Seth Tabatznik is an avid proponent of regenerative, diversified, and decentralised systems, and co-founder and CEO of 42 Acres. Tasha Stevens-Vallecillo is head of land and food at 42 Acres. With 13yrs off-grid living, she has accrued skills in fossil fuel free farming, expertise in foraging, outdoor mushroom growing using ancient techniques and 'bee-centric' beekeeping. Her role is to support 42 Acres towards their collective vision.

In this conversation entitled Wild Gardens Of Integrity, we hear about 42 Acres and its wide-reaching philosophy and practices that honour planet and people as thriving community. Tasha shares deep insights into 42 Acres experiences of agriwilding and the impact it is having on their inner & outer landscapes.

Seth speaks about broken philanthropic systems and how his work with Be The Earth supports localised regenerative futures by creating new funding models that drive funding towards women, grass roots indigenous communities.

We learn that we need to experiment with new ways of living, new ways of being in order to create systems that support life on Earth to flourish and that Nature retreats, such as envisioned by 42 Acres, are the transformative experiences that will open us up to live in the wild gardens of our true integrity.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/03/16/e164-seth-tabatznik-and-tasha-stevens-vallecillo-on-agriwilding-philanthropy-and-retreats-wild-gardens-of-integrity/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Living Beautiful Leadership // Inner Healing and Systems Of Oppression - E163 Jan 12, 2023

How can we nurture what we have in order to meet the unique challenges of our life?

In this special episode entitled Inner Healing and Systems Of Oppression, our host Amisha Ghadiali welcomes us into the new year. Amisha’s prayer for 2023 is that that we find a way to be as generous as possible with each other, with ourselves and with tapping into the bigger picture.

Amisha has been hosting ‘all that we are’ fka ‘The Future Is Beautiful’ podcast for 6yrs exploring the weave between activism, the sacred, creativity & regeneration. She has hosted many retreats, workshops, programmes and rituals around the world. She creates brave, tender and inclusive spaces.

Amisha shares personal reflections and insights gathered during the past few years. This challenging period of adjusting to profound life changes whilst facing obstacles encountered during the expansion of ‘all that we are’ have granted her a new perspective on how we can meet life’s challenges that lay ahead.

She reflects on systems of oppression and how we may navigate the real impacts these have on our futures, our sense of community, autonomy and inner balance. Amisha speaks about the practice of Beautiful Leadership. She tells us about ‘all that we are’ membership, which as been attuned to bring us into cycles of reciprocity. She invites us to join her early Spring offering, a ‘Beautiful Leadership Retreat’.

We learn that understanding our spirituality is what brings us a sense of power and presence, which will helps us to live with humility, to connect with ourselves with integrity and generosity, and to lead with creativity and intuition.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2023/01/12/e163-living-beautiful-leadership-inner-healing-and-systems-of-oppression/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Amisha Ghadiali and Nina Simons on Leadership, Community and Reciprocity - E162 Aug 11, 2022

How do we shift culture and guide the change?

In this season’s final episode entitled Embracing All That We Are, Nina Simons, award winning social entrepreneur, visionary thinker and co-founder of Bioneers speaks with Amisha, founder and host of ‘All That We Are’, this podcast & global community platform exploring the weave between activism, the sacred, creativity & regeneration. Amisha is a leadership mentor, author and experienced facilitator with a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other and the Earth. She creates brave, tender and inclusive spaces and has hosted many retreats. workshops and rituals around the world. Her book “Intuition” published by DK Books is out now.

Amisha and Nina talk about the importance of transforming cultures of oppression by creating thriving and non-judgemental communities rooted in reciprocity, adaptability and creativity. Amisha reveals the deeper layers and challenges of what it takes to flourish the ‘all that we are’ podcast and community whilst wholeheartedly leaning into these values. She shares a compelling invitation to join ‘all that we are’ membership; a way for each one of us to be proactive in the cultural transformations we crave and so urgently need across the globe.

They explore how new forms of leadership are cultivating our sense of agency, our intuition and the diversity of our personal gifts laying the foundations for entirely new economies and networks; hybrids that are guided by philosophies and sciences of indigenous cultures, nature’s wisdom and traditional Western systems.

We learn that listening to our gifts and tending to our vulnerabilities, creativity, self-care and trusting our intuition is a way to engage with persistent crisis and with our communities that let’s us embrace all that we are.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/08/11/e162-amisha-ghadiali-and-nina-simons-on-leadership-community-and-reciprocity/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

From Me to We // A Spirituality Of Wholeness - E161 Jul 26, 2022

How can we expand our spirituality and activism to serve the challenges of our time?

For this very special episode entitled A Spirituality Of Wholeness, we are giving you a peek into our recent learning journey with a treasured guest faculty. ‘From Me To We’ is a gathering of conversations and somatic experiences around the most urgent themes we live amongst. It is an invitation to journey into the heart, to feel into new ways of learning and unlearning; to tend to the seeds of wisdom that live within us all.

Through 6 speaker sessions, embodiment experiences and community space, we delve deep into how we may embrace polarity and the complexities of now, how we may dismantle new age spirituality, understand our privilege, and give rise to engaged activism; essentially how we may embody a spirituality of wholeness, that is more expansive, inclusive, and honours our connection to the Earth.

This episode shares some of the wisdom from this course, and it is an invitation for you to join us. You will hear 26 voices in this episode amplifying the energy of this collective journey with the intention of breaking down the divisive structures we live within. These sparks of conversation reveal the complexities of challenges we are facing during these times. They open new viewpoints and emphasise possibilities of how we may open our wings into all that we are.

You are now invited to take this journey in your own time, at your own pace with unlimited access to the recordings. This is offered on a sliding scale, and this week, when you join our membership of 'all that we are' it is offered as a gift.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/07/28/e161-from-me-to-we-a-spirituality-of-wholeness/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Beau Lotto on Perception, Spirituality and Neuroscience - E160 Jul 21, 2022

How do we understand and change our reality?

In this episode entitled The Possibility Of Change, Amisha talks to Beau Lotto, a neuroscientist and world-renowned expert in perception. Beau’s research explores the ways in which we experience the world through our own versions of reality. By illuminating principles of perception, he has helped individuals and companies transform their approach to creativity and innovation. Beau is the founder of the world’s first neuro-design studio, Lab of Misfits, which takes a disruptive approach to research, partnering with brands and research institutes to blend science, art and performance to explore pivotal principles in current culture. He is a sought after public speaker and author of ‘Deviate: The Science of Seeing Differently’.

Amisha and Beau talk about the remarkable power of our minds. Beau takes us into the deeper layers of his research sharing vivid examples of how our past experiences shape our perceptions, define our behaviour patterns and become meaningful experiences. He explains how our brains encode the histories of meaning and generates future behaviour patterns and perceptions.

Beau reveals that we have the power to expand our identities and experience ourselves as diverse beings when we change our perceptions. They talk about the how we are the source of our lived patterns and that shifting these is possible by taking agency of the context that these were created in.

We learn that bringing wonder and awe into our lives increases the possibility of change. The possibility itself lies within becoming self-aware and self-honest, and aligning our actions and words with our values, intentions and insight, which changes the context of our egos and our past patterns. This process expands our identities offering us to live an authentic, diverse and fearless life.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/07/21/e160-beau-lotto-on-perception-spirituality-and-neuroscience-the-possibility-of-change/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Polly Higgins on Ecocide, Climate Breakdown and Purposeful Living - E159 Jul 14, 2022

How do we harness our life force to protect the Earth?

This episode is a special tribute to Polly Higgins ‘Earth Lawyer’, a visionary barrister, author and environmental lobbyist, who devoted all her time to one client - the Earth. Since 2010, she lobbied the UN Law Commission to recognise ecocide as an international crime making the word “ecocide” globally understood inspiring parliamentarians, ecologists, lawyers to artists. It was a proposal Polly envisioned to become a powerful law to protect the Earth and its diverse ecologies and communities; an economical and political game changer. We initially aired this episode in late 2018, and Polly passed away shortly after. Polly’s life’s work continues to be of urgency to protect the future of this beautiful planet and its people.

Amisha and Polly speak about how Polly’s ecocide quest began with a powerful thought, ‘the Earth is in need of a good lawyer’, which crossed her mind whilst continuously witnessing big transnational corporations, fossil fuel extraction, Monsanto industrialised agriculture, ExxonMobil, causing massive destruction in the world. She describes this as a ‘critical choice point’ that called her to step into her higher life purpose.

Polly shares how international laws are created and how forging financial access to bring vulnerable Nations to the table of negotiations of ecocide laws became a vital part of her mission. She reveals that gifting culture and growing law literacy were the predominant modus operandi driving her teams’ mission to expand our communities of resilient Earth protectors.

We learn that life presents all of us with tiny windows of opportunity to completely change our lives and that of those around us. These are tipping points of radical change where we can harness our life force to serve humanity and Earth.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/07/14/e159-polly-higgins-on-ecocide-climate-breakdown-and-purposeful-living-tipping-points-of-radical-change/

Link for Episode 42 - Polly Higgins on Ecocide Law, Living Your Purpose and Earth Protection // Eradicating Ecocide by an Earth Lawyer

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Toko-pa Turner on Dreamwork, Belonging and Exile - E158 Jul 07, 2022

How do we cultivate the skill of belonging?

In this episode entitled The Power Of Our Dreams, Amisha talks with Toko-pa Turner, who founded the Dream School in 2001 blending the mystical tradition of Sufism in which she was raised with a Jungian approach to dreamwork. She is the author of the award-winning book ‘Belonging: Remembering Ourselves Home’, which explores the themes of exile and the search for belonging. Sometimes called a Midwife of the Psyche, Toko-pa’s work focuses on restoring the feminine, reconciling paradox, and facilitating grief & ritual practice.

Amisha and Toko-pa speak about dream practices and how the symbolisms of our dreams are a language that can bring us into alignment with nature. Toko-pa reveals how her intention to bring dreaming back to the people may be able to regulate the global psyche by helping us work through our inner conflicts. Together they imagine governments as dream councils and the impact this might have on addressing the humanities crisis relating to climate change, racism, poverty, greed and our fear of otherness.

Toko-pa shares deeper insights into her book ‘Belonging’ and how we can develop competencies in overcoming exile in a world that undervalues our dreams. She talks about understanding such experiences of exile and rejection as coming into deep relationship with our integrity and belonging with ourselves and the wider living world.

We learn that when we pay attention to our dreams it connects us with our deepest source of creativity and collective visions that can help us see into the past and the future. It is a way for us to become interested in the diversity all around us. We all hold a different part of the puzzle to building a world where we belong.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/07/07/e158-toko-pa-turner-on-dreamwork-belonging-and-exile/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Pulse of Life - E157 Jun 23, 2022

How can we anchor into our deeper intelligence?

In this special episode entitled Navigating The Challenges Of This Time, Amisha Ghadiali, the host of this globally acclaimed podcast that weaves together activism, the sacred, creativity and regeneration, shares an insightful and heartfelt flow of consciousness.

She believes that the challenges we are facing during these pressing times offer us the opportunity to be supported by the right practices and guidance so we may connect with the truths of who we are. Amisha has a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other and the Earth. She has hosted many retreats, workshops, programmes and rituals around the world. She creates tender and inclusive spaces.

She shares a deeper insight into the different offerings she has created overtime from Presence Collective membership with its community that kindles collaborations, friendships and sharing community, her nourishing one-to-one offerings and the Beautiful Leadership mentoring.

Amisha’s work offers us ways to plant new seeds, to connect deeper with our intuition, be guided in processing grief and eco grief, to shift patterns and expand our creativity whilst learning practices, breath work and pranayama. We learn how all these powerful offerings can support us to connect with our deeper intelligence and be fully present in our gifts, help us tune into our resilience and joy, and provide us with necessary skills to navigate the challenges in this world of relentless distractions.

We hear about the tree whispering, little poems of contemplation she shares with her community and how the essence of her offerings connect us with earth and the great cosmos, all reflections of our souls. She shares about her most recent summer solstice pilgrimage to Stonehenge, a time for anchoring sacred rituals that can provide clarity and power whilst opening us to receive wisdom and guidance.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/06/23/e157-pulse-of-life-navigating-the-challenges-of-this-time/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Vanessa Andreotti on Radical Tenderness, Eldership and Decolonisation - E156 Jun 16, 2022

How do we live and die well?

In this episode entitled Embracing Our Pain, Amisha speaks with Vanessa Andreotti, a Brazilian educator and Indigenous and land rights activist. She is a professor and Canada Research Chair in Race, Inequalities, and Global Change at the University of British Columbia. She is one of the founders of the ‘Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures Arts/Research Collective’ and part of the coordination team of the "Last Warning" campaign. Vanessa is also the author of ‘Hospicing Modernity: Facing Humanity's Wrongs and Implications for Social Activism’.

Amisha and Vanessa explore what it means to live and die well in systems of dominant cultures. They share that we have developed limited capacities to face our mortality and to hold pain, hence are ill equipped to weather the storms of climate catastrophe, the rise in violence and the global mental health crisis.

Vanessa believes that the point of life and death is to prepare people to become good elders and good ancestors. They talk about the value of elders in our communities and the importance of their life’s teachings to be passed around so we can connect with generative ways of being that activates responsibility beyond ourselves. Vanessa reveals that we have to find balance and connection, we need to break codes of worthiness, behaviours of consumption and numbing pain in order to live considerate and fulfilled lives within the bigger metabolisms where we belong.

We learn that collective pain we are experiencing needs to be held by collectivised hearts. Seeing ourselves as a continuum of life, letting go of aspirations, idealisations and projections allows us to move beyond individualistic conditioning into relationships and responsibilities beyond ourselves. In turn this brings us closer to living in radical tenderness and balance with each other and the more than human world.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/06/16/e156-vanessa-andreotti-on-radical-tenderness-eldership-and-decolonisation-embracing-our-pain/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Abby Poem on Off-Grid Living, Creativity and Songwriting - E155 Jun 09, 2022

How can we follow our creative dreams and build sustainable livelihoods?

In this episode entitled Melodies Of Transformation, Amisha speaks with Abby Poem, a yogi, musician and energy healer living off-grid in the Ibiza mountains. Abby's music is inspired by the colours and spirit of India and its culture of prayer. Her music carries the essence of deep transformation and brings forward a sense of hope. She has recently released her debut album ‘Change Will Come’. Abby is the co-founder of ‘Perception’, a creative yoga hub in Ibiza embracing research at the cross section of spirituality and neuroscience.

Abby shares her personal journey of finding her creative voice and following her dreams of living off-grid and becoming a songwriter guided by singing circles and kitans. Inspired by permaculture living, she now lives by herself in a solar powered and rainwater sustained off-grid house. This way of life has attuned her to nature’s seasons. In summer she lives a social life and during winter she hibernates in solitude. It has empowered her to unfold her full creative expression as a songwriter creating a first crowdfunded album.

Together they speak about ‘Perception’, the yoga hub bringing together spiritual practices and neuroscience in research on how spiritual modalities can transform our behaviour patterns. It will provide data for people on the impacts of their spiritual practices on their neurological pathways. The findings will establish scientific evidence and trust that the practices we are growing are having the impact and establish the state of balance we are hoping for.

We learn that what touches people is real creative expressions. In order to find our true creative expression and authentic voice we have to find the courage for our hearts to be seen and heard in all their rawness. We have to tune into the melodies of change that are constant new beginnings offering us to shape new norms.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/06/09/e155-abby-poem-on-off-grid-living-creativity-and-songwriting-melodies-of-transformation/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Tamsin Omond on Climate Activism, Invisible Identities and Liberation - E154 Jun 02, 2022

How can you be an activist in a world of crisis?

In this episode entitled Creative Action, Amisha talks to Tamsin Omond, a communications and campaigns strategist, inspirational speaker and author. Tamsin has consistently shifted public conversation on the climate and ecological emergency. They have organised a number of high profile protests, co-founded a Suffragette inspired environmental campaign - Climate Rush, coordinated Save England's Forests coalition, founded a CIC - The Momentum Project - that mobilises the community surrounding London City Airport, led global corporate campaigns as Head of Global Campaigns at Lush Cosmetics and been a founding member of Extinction Rebellion. They are also active in queer uprising; a theatre maker and the author of two books - ‘RUSH! The Making of a Climate Activist’ and ‘Do Earth: Healing Strategies for Humankind.’

Amisha and Tamsin speak about climate activism and how environmental movements have changed over the past decade bringing new demographics into taking radical action on climate. Tamsin shares their ingenious strategical approaches mobilising communities in impactful environmental campaigns. They reveal their collaborative methods of addressing vast crisis and injustices impacting our global communities. They talk about the trauma that exists in movement spaces due to overexertion and how activists can grow sustainable movements by prioritising living a balanced life.

Tamsin reveals the intimate and public unfolding of their trans non-binary identity in a transphobic culture. They emphasise the importance of connecting with supportive community when facing indoctrinations and impermeable walls of society when we live with invisible identities. They share their alignment with their true identity and the liberation, joy and sense of belonging it gifted them.

We learn that kindred community is an essential ingredient for our future survival. Tamsin recommends that making connections, talking to people on our doorsteps and growing friendships with someone unexpected can shape trusted networks that increases our resilience and possibilities for growing self-sustaining community strategies.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/06/02/e154-tamsin-omond-on-climate-activism-invisible-identities-and-liberation/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Marcus Gilroy-Ware on Misinformation, Conspiracies and Uncertainty - E153 May 26, 2022

How can we filter and trust information in a world of misinformation?

In this episode entitled Knowing In Post-Truth Times, Amisha talks to Marcus Gilroy-Ware, an interdisciplinary writer and scholar working on media, politics, technology and capitalism. He is the author of 'After the Fact? The Truth about Fake News' and 'Filling the Void: Emotion, Capitalism and Social Media'.

Amisha and Marcus talk about how information exists in this time of post truth. They speak about the overwhelming effects misinformation, fake news, conspiracy theories and conflicting information are having on our ability to make sense of the world. Marcus believes that vast amounts of money and power are invested to ensure that we don't know where we are going as a society; a theatre of confusion that is a cultural, social and political problem perpetuating our sense of uncertainty.

They speak about how this confusion and uncertainty affects our personal and collective visions for the future as it is replaced with survival mode eroding our sense of agency and our sense of connection to aspirations we might hold for our future. Marcus shares his insights into conspiracy theories and how they stem from feelings of disempowerment, which do not necessarily coincide with real disempowerment.

Together they explore how we can establish filters of trust that can help us see through the confusion of headlines, conflicting information and language manipulation we are exposed to by mainstream media and social networks. They spark awareness that our filters often determine how we understand the world, what kind of information comes to us and what information sources we trust.

We learn that filtering information means that we have to be discerning and cultivate nuanced relationships with our sources of information. We have to accept that our worldview will always be partial. We need to cultivate productive disagreements, solidarity, kindness, and a sense of humbleness in the face of knowledge allowing ourselves to be patient and to be open to being wrong and not knowing.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/05/26/e153-marcus-gilroy-ware-on-misinformation-conspiracies-and-uncertainty-knowing-in-post-truth-times/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Daniel Epstein on Repurposing Capitalism, Intuition and Meaningful Entrepreneurship - E152 May 19, 2022

How do we repurpose capitalism to create an inclusive and regenerative future?

In this episode entitled Alchemists Of The Future, Amisha talks with Daniel Epstein, the founder, and CEO of Unreasonable Group, an organisation dedicated to supporting an international Fellowship of 310 growth-stage entrepreneurs who are profitably solving global issues. The Unreasonable Collective offers a diverse community of individuals the ability to invest in ventures operating at the intersection of impact and advanced technologies. Daniel was named by Fortune Magazine as one of the World’s 50 Greatest Leaders. He has been awarded Inc. Magazine’s “30 under 30 entrepreneurs”, and Forbes identified him as one of the “top 30 most impactful entrepreneurs.” He received the prestigious “Entrepreneur of the World” award along with Richard Branson & the President of Liberia at the Global Entrepreneurship Forum. Beyond his capacities at Unreasonable, Daniel is a frequent keynote speaker, moderator, thought-leader, and advisor.

Daniel shares his ideas on ‘repurposing capitalism’. He believes that leveraging it as a powerful tool can create a better future; one that prioritises regeneration, equability, and inclusion with family, health and wellness, and spirituality at the heart of our communities. He shares some of the awe-inspiring businesses supported by Unreasonable Group offering promising and profitable solutions for creating this better future by addressing some of our biggest global issues whilst creating positive impact for planet and people.

Together they recognise entrepreneurship as an embodied experience that is guided by intuition; our ‘faster’ intelligence. It is often romanticised leading to burn out for a lack of access to long term support by high value mentors, community and financial backers. We learn that valuing our time as our most high value commodity, creating rituals, solid support systems and putting wellness first lay the foundations for growing meaningful businesses that will sustain our futures.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/05/19/e152-daniel-epstein-on-repurposing-capitalism-intuition-and-meaningful-entrepreneurship-alchemists-of-the-future/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Isla Macleod on Shamanic Ceremony, Belonging and the Yew Trees - E151 May 12, 2022

How can we cultivate ceremonies of transformation and belonging?

In this episode entitled Guided By Tree Whispers, Amisha talks with Isla Macleod, a ceremonialist who facilitates rites of passage ceremonies, rituals, retreats and healing journeys. Through her work of attending to the more-than-human world, Isla fulfills the service of a traditional medicine-woman, providing a bridge to the unseen and restoring balance to the web of life and to help heal our separation from the natural world. Devoted to remembering and reimagining the indigenous ceremonies of her Celtic ancestors, Isla has spent time living in solitude in the woods, apprenticing with the Yew clan. At the heart of her work is the practice of learning how to meet death in a good way, to enhance the richness of life, and prepare for becoming a well and wise ancestor.

Isla shares her personal journey seeking earth-based spiritual practices amongst the Yew trees embracing the lunar calendar traditions of her Celtic ancestors. Her rites of passage and shamanic training with trees as witnesses affirmed a sense of belonging to the more than human world.

Together they speak of the loss of ceremony in Western cultures and the consequences for our sense of belonging. They talk about the importance of ceremony to bring alive our intimate relationship with the sacred and the natural cycles of transitions. Isla speaks of the importance of rites of passage rituals as vital pauses that can help us receive the wisdom of our elders and open ways for communities to hold us whilst we let go of phases of life and emerge into the new phases as whole beings.

We learn that living in cyclical and ceremonial reciprocity with nature’s wisdom keepers hones our visceral sense and our sense of belonging. It offers a way to be curious about our darkness, to tend to grief and death, to align with our integrity, and to embody our human potential.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/05/12/e151-isla-macleod-on-shamanic-ceremony-belonging-and-the-yew-trees-guided-by-tree-whispers/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Becky Burchell on The Arts, Storytelling and Climate Culture - E150 May 05, 2022

How do we inspire and live the change?

In this episode entitled Resilient Communities Of Hope, Amisha talks to Becky Burchell, a Futures Producer. Becky’s practice is Hopism :: sharing stories of hope to inspire change. Her work is at the intersection of the arts, environmentalism and social justice. In 2019, she launched CHANGE Festival to elevate people, ideas, and narratives that celebrate bold new ways of living, where humanity and the natural world are both able to thrive. Becky has created a play ‘The World We Made’ and a short film series ‘Rise Up’ in response to the environmental and climate crisis.

They talk about how we can live better in community and how creating projects together creates a culture that invites inclusion. Becky tells us about the democratised community of Chettle, a Heritage Village in Dorset, UK, where she lives with her family. In Chettle, the houses and land have been owned outright for generations; no interest being paid to banks and all savings passed down to the people that live there. This breaks all norms and has flourished a hopeful village, where living in community is possible. Together they plant trees reinstating local orchards, they are creating a community food hub taking over the village shop adding a cafe, and they are building a mixed agro ecological farm, all community owned. She shares how ‘all that we are’ fka ‘The Future Is Beautiful’ podcast has influenced her personal work and what they are doing in the village making elements of conversations real and tangible.

Becky reveals that thinking about climate change fundamentally guided the direction of her work, and in search for answers and community to imagine a better future, she created CHANGE Festival. She believes that the Arts have a pivotal role to play in helping us understand and navigate the vivid and complex changes we are facing due to climate change.

We learn that sharing hopeful and inspirational stories offers ways to build resilience and hopeful community cultures that can face challenges during uncertain times.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/05/05/e150-becky-burchell-on-the-arts-storytelling-and-climate-culture-resilient-communities-of-hope/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Ava Riby-Williams on Embodiment, Trauma and Grief - E149 Apr 27, 2022

How can we experience our bodies as diverse resources for liberation?

In this episode, entitled Moving Into Collective Divinity, Amisha talks to Ava Riby-Williams, a queer, British Ghanaian/Indian visionary. Ava acts out life purpose as a creative facilitator, Yoga teacher, activist, and artist who encourages play and promotes diversity in all of life. Ava is driven by the importance of making healing possible for marginalised communities as a tool to unwind trauma, whilst learning about the cycles, which oppress them in order to share teachings on equity. Ava’s work encourages us to become our own inner teachers, recognising ourselves as divinity and in unity. With over 10 years of Yoga, creative practise, facilitation, and performance experience, her teaching is often woven with song, poetry, and play as a way to deepen our capacity to Love and experience life. For 2022, Ava is developing a new series of somatic movement workshops.

Together they explore ‘From Me To We' our upcoming learning journey and the embodiment journey’s Ava will be hosting within. Drawing inspiration from biomimicry and the patterns of nature, these collective journey’s are seeking to connect us with our bodies’ senses letting our weekly themes percolate and ripple into diverse physical experiences that are seeds of change.

Ava speaks about her sexual identity and the shame that is often attached to being queer and gender-fluid in our heteronormative world. She reveals a traumatic personal experience that has caused her waves of grief and how she integrates the complex dualities of this into her life with grace. Ava believes that trauma and grief is an embodied experience and can show up as collective physical dis/ease. These collective experiences tend to be systemically de-contextualised turning them into culture deeply affecting our marginalised communities.

We learn that her work with spiritual embodied practices is intended to open pathways for us to reconnect into our divine essence overcoming personal and ancestral blocks igniting transformation that brings us individual and systemic freedom.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/04/28/e149-ava-riby-williams-on-embodiment-trauma-and-grief-moving-into-collective-divinity/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

From Me To We // An Invitation into Transformative Community - EP148 Apr 21, 2022

How can we reimagine and redesign online community to serve the future of our wildest dreams?

This special episode entitled An Invitation into Transformative Community is a call to action where we turn the tables on Amisha Ghadiali, the wonderful host of ‘All That We Are’ this globally acclaimed podcast, where we offer deep, insightful, unedited conversations weaving together activism, the sacred, creativity, and regeneration. Amisha has a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other, and the Earth. She has hosted many retreats, workshops, programmes and rituals around the world creating tender and inclusive spaces.

Amisha shines a light on our new offering ‘From Me To We’, a learning journey where a faculty of 18 speakers, all of which have been on the podcast before, will be gathering for conversations around urgent themes arising from the pressing times we live in. In speaker sessions, embodiment experiences, and community salons, we delve deep into themes that explore how we may embrace the polarity and complexities of now, how we may dismantle new-age spirituality, privilege, and notions of white saviorism and give rise to engaged activism and so much more.

‘From Me To We’ is a one of a kind invitation relevant in the here and now with the intention to offer a unique journey where something may emerge and move us in new ways; a journey of dynamic healing and transformation; a journey where the wisdom of everyone that's present can be shared in reflections, questions and the yet unexplained that may arise.

Amisha reveals the challenges of sustaining a podcast and community that is entirely funded by its own members and free of advertising. The idea for ‘all that we are’ membership community app - launching soon - blossomed since she was craving an online community space where members can actively contribute to the work we do and where our network can meet, spark connections and collaborations across the globe away from being stalked by corporations and advertisers. She believes we have to try and find beauty in these wild times by connecting to each other in new ways and by supporting each other to become resilient, adaptable, intuitive beings. The new name and all of the offerings we are launching provide a space where such things can blossom.

We hear from Hely Cameron, new curator at ‘All That We Are’, sharing her journey from being a podcast listener to turning into a member of the team. We learned that the new membership community app will have a podcast class club, a space for people to come together to share their insights and inspirations garnered from our podcast episodes. There will be a workshop area that includes offerings on how to work with eco anxiety, how to live more in flow, how to trust our intuition and so much more.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/04/21/e148-from-me-to-we-an-invitation-into-transformative-community/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Re-imagined Education, Cybernetic Flow and Bewilderment with Sophie Strand and Bayo Akomolafe - E147 Apr 14, 2022

How can we reimagine and reorient our curiosity during civilisational crisis?

In this episode entitled Researching The Sacred, Amisha brings together Sophie Strand and Bayo Akomolafe. Sophie is a writer, who focuses on the intersection of spirituality, storytelling, and ecology. She believes strongly that all thinking happens interstitially between beings, ideas, differences, and mythical gradients. Bayo is a poet, philosopher, psychologist, professor and chief-curator of the Emergence Network. He curates this earth-wide project for the re-calibration of our ability to respond to civilisational crisis.

Sophie and Bayo unfold a playful conversation taking us on a wild journey of how we might research the sacred, investigate that which interconnects us, and re/imagine education. They consider that our troubling times call for us to become prolific in indeterminate research that takes it away from academia and humanist claws; forms of research that allow for playful, tactile and intimate spaces, where our bodies are ecological experiments and investigations into past ecosystems, where we might allow furniture to do research and allow for the fact that the weather is doing research with our bodies.

Emerging from their intimate enquiries is a call for animist reorientation that fundamentally questions our conditioned point of view and serves as an invitation to marvel at the invisible, the uncertainties and the deep questions it raises. Inviting people into spaces to share food is an ‘outrageous’ and simple invitation where new enquiries can sprout from our bewilderment. They encourage us to understand our bodies as psychedelic, sensory portals that do not need medicines to encourage our ecological awakeness.

We learn that every decision is an opportunity to risk doing the most interesting thing. Blossoming our curiosity will open up our understanding of the sacred as an emergency and simultaneously as an emergence, where we may understand ourselves as patterns rather than matter. This alternative opens spaces where we can re-orient, articulate hope, and think about the future as computational, algorithmic, and cybernetic flows beyond us during civilisational crisis.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/04/14/e147-re-imagined-education-cybernetic-flow-and-bewilderment-with-sophie-strand-and-bayo-akomolafe-researching-the-sacred/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

adrienne maree brown on Future Visioning, Layered Time and Grief - E146 Apr 07, 2022

How can we imagine and practice freedom in this time of limitations?

In this episode entitled Microcosms of Liberation, Justice and Pleasure, Amisha speaks with adrienne maree brown, a writer, activist and Black feminist. adrienne is the author of ‘Grievers’, ‘Holding Change: The Way of Emergent Strategy Facilitation and Meditation,’ ‘We Will Not Cancel Us’ and ‘Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good’ and many more important books that help us create transformative strategies and movements for our time. She is the co-host of the ‘How to Survive the End of the World’ and ‘Octavia’s Parables' podcasts.

Amisha and adrienne explore ideas on how we can come to imagine and embody a future in which we are free. adrienne shares that the visioning of our futures is a fundamental practice that can create alignment between our behaviours and visions. It is a way to grow our individual practices into compelling futures; futures that we want to be alive for, futures that are free and that can become large-scale community freedom movement.

Together they acknowledge that we live in a time of spiritual awakening where we are learning to grieve. We exist in crumbling systems that can no longer continue if we wish to continue as a collective species. adrienne shares that rituals of grief and spiritual practices are a way to prepare ourselves individually and at a systemic level to let go of systems that we are embedded in and often comforted by. adrienne believes that we are closer to our free futures than we have learnt to believe and that the structures of western school education distract us from envisioning the kind of humans we need to be to participate in this future.

We learn that in order to embody the visions for our compelling futures we must be willing to practise honesty and boundaries, allow ourselves to experience pleasure, make ourselves vulnerable, and engage in relational learning to co-vision in relationship with others in our communities. We need to question the construct of linear time and imagine it as layered, moving in many directions, in cycles, something that is mysterious and therefore opening up possibilities for spiritual shifts and for what our actions could mean.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/04/07/e146-adrienne-maree-brown-on-future-visioning-layered-time-and-grief-microcosms-of-liberation-justice-and-pleasure/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

Jason Bayani on Uninterrupted Imagination, Silence and Trust - E145 Mar 30, 2022

How do we imagine and flourish a future in times of wild interruptions?

In this episode entitled An Artist’s Way During Wild Times, Amisha talks with Jason Bayani, poet, author, educator and arts organiser. His poetry books ‘Amulet’ and ‘Locus’, the latter nominated for the Northern California Book Award, and his solo theater show ‘Locus of Control’ explore the experience of identity of Pilipinx-Americans. His poems are oral histories, tales of magic and myth, ‘creatures of excess’, as he describes them. Jason is the artistic director of ‘Kearny Street Workshop’ in San Francisco, the oldest multi-disciplinary Asian Pacific American arts organisation in the country.

Jason shares a flow of collective insight embracing intuition, embodiment and grief, which he gathered during a Bioneers event with Nina Simons, both him and Amisha attended. This rich reading offers signposts and profound questions for navigating our current time.

Together they speak of the search for uninterrupted spaces of silence where our dreams and imagination can flourish, where we can reclaim and provide ourselves with soulfulness. They speak of the importance of giving ourselves permission to ‘disappear’ into these spaces as a way of dissolving the pressures of productiveness impressed upon us, and as a necessity to flourish creative visions and expressions for the future.

Jason reveals that artists are pivotal in igniting our dreams. An artist’s way can help us dream ourselves into new realities beyond the current systems and crisis of imagination. He believes that artists have ways of stirring the severely limited view of beauty, which we are able to see in this world right now.

We learn that seeking the tenderness of our creativity, unfolding it at its own pace and trusting this process is where we will visit the real depth of our creativity, where we will reconnect with our identities and root into our intuitive experience. This process will bring forth our true expressions, spark our imagination and help us engage in meaningful ways during times of wild interruptions.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/03/31/e145-jason-bayani-on-uninterrupted-imagination-silence-and-trust-an-artists-way-during-wild-times/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

A Sanctuary For Emergence - E144 with Hely Cameron, Azadeh Momenghalibaf, Annegret Affolderbach, Mary Chan, Charli Livingstone and Maria Skov Mar 23, 2022

How do we flourish potential and change within our community?

We are emerging from a nourishing hiatus with a new name and new offerings, and are welcoming you back with a special episode; a collective message from our team. Since we started this period of reflection evolving our vision for what the ‘All That We Are’ might become, our team of femme has organically grown to hold all that we hope to unfold. From Britain to South Africa to Turtle Island, in this episode entitled A Sanctuary For Emergence, we will share some of our deeper yearnings for the future.

We speak of our origins, how and why we connected with this podcast and with Amisha, our inspiring podcast host. We recall previous episodes where we heard from Claire Dubois (E130), Alnoor Ladha (E123), Nasreen Sheikh (E127) and Tiokasin Ghosthorse (E107); episodes which sparked our imaginations and stirred the deeper layers of our hearts in new ways.

We reveal our personal ‘medicines’ that kept us sane and our joy alive during these challenging pandemic times and we share our visions and yearnings for the future of your wildest dreams.

We reflect on ‘All That We Are’, our new name and the offerings we have brought alive during these past months. ‘All That We Are’ exists to offer a space of sanctuary, where we share podcasts, a place where you can come and be in kind company; a place where you can learn, unlearn and connect to your own wisdom, where we celebrate, explore and deepen our perspective on all that we are, and on all that we are becoming.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2022/03/24/e144-all-that-we-are-a-sanctuary-for-emergence/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Weaving Beauty - E143 Sep 08, 2021

How do we meet our future during times of great change?

In this special episode entitled A New Name For These Times, Amisha Ghadiali, our inspiring host, shares how we are evolving the vision of this podcast bringing into alignment its essence of community, truth and goodness with the potency and priorities of current times.

Time has come, where we seek to move away from the name ‘The Future Is Beautiful’ into something that will open up our community in new ways and make the wisdom of vision and creativity we share more accessible whilst addressing the polarity and challenges of our time. Amisha invites our listeners to meet this future with their suggestions for our new name.

She talks about our new community app, to be launched this year; a beautiful space that embodies what we share on this podcast.

Amisha entices us to join our latest offering, ‘The Weave’; a nourishing recharging experience during this Autumn Equinox with special guests, including Richard Rudd and Mac McCartney.

She reminds us that if we wish to refine or redefine what it means to be a leader at this time or if we are simply seeking to find our ways of contributing and inspiring each other, use our privilege, our voice or our economic power in new ways, her Beautiful Leadership Immersion & Mentoring begins next week offering a space to explore ways to align and connect with our own essence by clearing subconscious patterns and planting new seeds of qualities that become part of who you are over the time.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/09/09/e143-weaving-beauty-a-new-name-for-these-times/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

We Are Nature - E142 Jun 24, 2021

How do we harmonise the complexities of being human whilst honouring ourselves as beautiful beings of nature?

This episode is part of our collaboration with ‘Noisily Festival - Mind, Body and Soul’, where we explore the theme ‘We Are Nature’. This LIVE panel took place on 12th June 2021 as part of the Avebury pilgrimage.

In this episode entitled Transforming Our Living Story, Amisha shares a conversation with Charlotte Pulver (E124), a modern day alchemist, Chris Park (E141), an active member of the order of ‘Bards, Ovates & Druids’, prolific beekeeper, enthusiastic storyteller and folklore wisdom keeper, Jimena Paratcha (E140) mother, community leader, conscious entrepreneur and horsewoman with 20 years of working in the social justice sector and Bruce Parry (E5) explorer, documentary filmmaker, author and indigenous rights supporter.

Together they embarked on a beautiful pilgrimage in Avebury exploring how we can recognise ourselves as beings of nature and harmonise the complexities of being human by reconnecting with nature’s essence, its rhythms and wisdom.

They share their insights into reasons why we have become disconnected from nature and the impacts this has on our humanness, cultures, communities, and on nature itself. We hear how we can honour our collective sense of grief and trauma that is offering the opportunity for us to find new ways to reconnect back to our land and our heritage. They reveal profound personal experiences and teachings from different cultures that have broadened their understanding of nature and inspired personal practices of connecting to their inner universe and their surroundings more empathetically.

They explore how we can form ceremonial rituals and ways of life that awaken and ground our Youths in a sense of being that instills a knowing that we are part of something greater than ourselves.

We learn that pilgrimages afford us spaces where we can step into meaningful, spiritual, liminal experiences where magic happens, where we can be inspired and marvel at the world and open ourselves up to receive the medicines of nature’s abundant gardens for restoration, transformation and belonging.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/06/24/e142-we-are-nature-transforming-our-living-story/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Chris Park on Druidry, Folk Mythology and Bee Keeping - E141 Jun 16, 2021

How can we embrace folklore wisdom traditions as life teachings and nourishing life strategies for the creation of a thriving world?

In this special episode entitled Nature’s Tapestry Of Life, Amisha shares time with Chris Park, an active member of the order of ‘Bards, Ovates & Druids’ for nearly 25 years, a prolific beekeeper, enthusiastic storyteller and folklore wisdom keeper. He lives on an organic farm, and as a druid priest, he has worked as celebrant and teacher with schools, wildlife trusts, local authorities, mental health projects, communities, families and more, aiming to strengthen our connections to the natural environment and each other whilst building knowledge, skills & thriving community. Chris hosts ceremonies and gatherings around the U.K. and within a sacred grove at home. Most recently he co-created a bee-themed podcast ‘Living Beeing’ interviewing artists, musicians, bee-scientists, beekeepers and apitherapists together with friends Verity Sharp and Patrick Randall.

Chris takes us on an insightful journey into the nature-based spirituality of Druidry, a tradition that survives in folklore and the stories of our landscapes, and evolves with generations. Being a priest and active member of Bards, Ovates and Druids’ has inspired Chris’ unique lifestyle and enables him to share inspiring creative strategies for creating thriving communities living in reciprocity with our natural world.

Chris shares a flow of folk tales, song and mythologies taking us into ‘the other world’, the imaginary realm, where we experience magic, symbolism, mischief and exceptional power reminding us of the rich tapestry of life. Every traditional folk tale gives great traction into the natural world with themes, mottos and symbolism, trees, plants and animals, stars, rocks and spirits of nature. He believes such stories can be cathartic and restore our separated sense of connection to the natural world, to oneself and one's ancestry and bring forth a sense of well-being and belonging.

Together they explore his work as a sustainable beekeeper and apitherapist. Chris shares that bees are ancient teachers reminding us of the cycles of life and the interconnectedness of our world with nature. In exchange for keeping them well and thriving, we receive their medicines of honey, pollen propolis, royal jelly from time to time, bee venom, wax and beehive air.

We learn that putting down roots and drawing closer circles around our communities inspires a village sufficiency that is vital for our greater communities to thrive and keep on growing. And if we are not growing, then we must start growing food or plants or gardens, as they will bring us happiness.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/06/17/e141-chris-park-on-druidry-folk-mythology-and-bee-keeping-natures-tapestry-of-life/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Jimena Paratcha on Motherhood, Embodied Listening and Generous Activism - E140 Jun 10, 2021

How can simple ways of living in beauty and balance forge effective change in a turmoiled world?

In this episode entitled Remembering The Power Of Who We Are, Amisha talks to Jimena Paratcha, mother, community leader, conscious entrepreneur and horsewoman. With 20 years of working in the social justice sector, Jimena is the founder of Action for Brazil's Children's Trust and a founding partner of Street Child United. An activist at heart, Jimena today focuses on campaigning for Fossil Free Sussex and Ecocide Law. She has been initiated into the Siddha Kundalini lineage, Nature Mysticism of Andean Peru and is currently studying Equine Facilitated Therapies. She is a Guardian of the Yawanawa and Tukano people of Amazonian Brazil, a partner of the Akasha Retreat Centre in Rio de Janeiro, a trustee of TreeSisters and a founding member of Friends of the River Medway.

Jimena shares her story of origin and key steps of her life’s journey as a mother raising three children and as a generous activist supporting communities and addressing the growing environmental crisis. She reveals that her personal healing has helped her move from a place of embodied awareness and balance enabling heart-led choices reflected in her work with TreeSisters and Friends of the River Medway in Sussex, a project that weaves together practical, legal and sacred spiritual priorities to honour and care for the vitality of the local rivers.

Amisha and Jimena explore the importance of motherhood and how living atuned to nature’s and our own inner cycles provides vital moments of calm that connects us to our inner voice and creativity.

We learn that growing practices of spaciousness and stillness will align us with our bodies intelligence, our feelings and physical sensations, rather than our intellect. This simplicity of being in our bodies is a powerful way to bring alive a gentle way of living in beauty and balance, from which we can activate more effective change in our local communities and society at large.

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The Essence Of Life - E139 Jun 03, 2021

How can we sense and cultivate our intuition as a life skill that helps us foster thriving communities?

In this special episode entitled Living A Life Of Embodied Intelligence, Lexy Alea Kay speaks with our host Amisha Ghadiali of this globally acclaimed podcast, All That We Are, that weaves together Politics, Spirituality, Creativity and Sustainability offering us deep, insightful, unedited conversations with inspiring guests. Amisha has a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other and the Earth. She has hosted many retreats, workshops, programmes and rituals around the world. She creates brave, tender and inclusive spaces.

Amisha shares her insights into what it means to live in flow with one’s intuition and the abundant possibilities we open up when we cultivate this essential life skill. Her latest book ‘Intuition’ delves into 9 principles and 53 practices gathered to help us connect with and grow our intuition. Her latest offering ‘Intuitive Flow’ is a 4week journey that integrates themes of the book to help us create a deeper relationship with our inner world learning how to trust our intuition and to unfold life from that place.

Amisha’s offerings are underpinned by her desire to create spaces where we can connect with our own natural intelligence so we may flourish thriving communities that embrace us for who we are, that offer support and camaraderie with the challenges we face whilst honouring our cyclical reciprocity with nature.

She tells us about the The Future Is Beautiful community app, to be launched this year, that albeit it being a tech space, is designed with the intention to lead us into a space as beautiful as a forest beautiful forest; a space of gathering, connection and redefining of priorities where we can share and receive each others gifts, insights and ways of life that can strengthen our communities.

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Kerry Wilde on Embodied Beauty, Adornment and Style Liberation - E138 May 27, 2021

How do we reveal and embody our magnetism and authenticity through our style choices?

In this episode entitled The Power Of Our Second Skin, Amisha talks to Kerry Wilde, a Slow Fashion and Women’s Empowerment advocate who’s work harmonises Spirituality, Sustainability and Style. Kerry believes that dressing is a way to create a new culture of Authentic Beauty and loving Self-expression and that the future of fashion is rooted in the Art of Adornment and Soul Style. Kerry trained in Reiki, Yoga, Feminine Embodiment and Womb Healing. She is the Founder of Art of Slow: an online platform to educate and bring awareness to the frequency of our clothing, an ambassador for the Empowerment Collective, an initiative set to eradicate Slave Labour, and she recently launched the ‘Art of Womxn’ program.

In this conversation, Amisha and Kerry speak about the ‘art of adornment’ and ‘soul style’ as ways of dismantling insidious cultural beauty norms and myths. They explore how these can become powerful forms of authentic and emotive expression aligned with our personal values, spirituality and unique sense of beauty. Together the share insights into fast and slow fashion, and the impacts of these on beauty culture, planet and people.

Kerry shares her awakening into style and adornment as spiritual practices catalysed by her personal experiences working in Fast Fashion, and raised as a mixed race woman in a white family. She talks about her explorations of somatic and embodiment practices for trauma resolution and for growing our felt sense of authenticity and intuition; powerful style guides that birth our magnetism.

We learn that to fully transmit our beauty, royalty and serenity through our style means that we need to let go of misguided perceptions and masks we wear. Letting go of these, and the old pieces in our wardrobes, is a way of releasing constructed identities that no longer serve us; a way of aligning with our wellbeing and the essence of ourselves as we start to inhabit the natural harmonic place of resonance with who we are.

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Andres Roberts on Nature Quests, Bioleadership and Belonging - E137 May 20, 2021

What would a new story of human progress look like if we reconnected with nature and worked with nature as partner?

In this episode entitled Optimal Blueprints Of Connection, Amisha talks to Andres Roberts, a human development guide whose vision is to reconnect us with nature. Andres brings together innovative approaches to leadership aiming to forge change that embraces the wisdom from ancient cultures and deep work with nature. He is the founding partner of the ‘Bio-Leadership Project’, co-founder of ‘Way of Nature UK’, and a guide to contemporary rites of passage that support deep transformation.

Amisha and Andres explore the power of rekindling our lost relationship with nature and the potentiality it holds for carving out a new story of human progress where we live in reciprocal partnerships with nature, technology, engineering, and human intelligence garnered from ancient wisdom traditions and the failings of extractive culture.

Andres shares his experiences of guiding people on nature quests; formative experiences of observation and listening to nature that restore a sense of belonging and release us from culturally dominant patterns of separation. He shares his work with Bio-Leadership Fellowship, a community that brings together likeminded businesses and intelligence from all over the world seeking to foster a new culture of progress in reciprocity with nature and community based on five core stories that are emerging in the world.

We learn that nature is our greatest teacher and a paradise that affirms the sacredness of life. Everything is in constant flow and changing, and tuning into life’s fluidity will ground us and provide the capabilities to be adaptable during times of upheaval and uncertainty. Nature guides us into understanding our vital role as part of the natural world. When we rekindle a connection with nature, a new intelligence emerges, and a sense of wholeness, beauty and wonder grows, that naturally pulls us into envisioning a more beautiful world.

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Shruti Ganguly on Pandemic Genocide, Cultural Wealth and Resistance Revival - E136 May 13, 2021

How do we navigate the complex maps of cultural interconnectedness in times of crisis?

In this episode entitled Silver Linings In A Crisis, Amisha talks to Shruti Ganguly, an award-winning filmmaker and published writer. Shruti was a member of Obama’s ECCO committee of 30 leaders and creators in entertainment, chairing its Asian Caucus. Her production company ‘honto88’ creates brave narrative and documentary features, series and branded content. She believes that culturally significant stories deserve to be represented with truth so they can connect and change the way we exist. Shruti is a co-founder of the Resistance Revival Chorus, a collective born out of the Women's March that brings together artists and activists to use music and joy as an act of resistance.

Amisha and Shruti speak about the devastating impacts of the pandemic on India rooted in the politics, spiritual and religious complexities of a country that is made of wonderful ‘chaos’, cultural and spiritual practices that have inspired an abundance of cultural interconnectedness across the world. They illuminate the reasons why the world’s largest democracy is failing, what that means for the world and the silver linings of community activism, crisis innovation, international support and courageous journalism that are emerging under the weight of this crisis.

Shruti shares insights into living a creative life as a filmmaker navigating complex ideas and companies in a quest for truths that connect us with authentic voices and brave narratives. She speaks about the importance of working with good teams that can lead and support each other in reciprocity with kindness and empathy. She talks about her project the ‘Resistance Revival Chorus’, a global resistance movement bringing us into relationship with joy and activism through song.

We learn that when the governments fail us, we, the people, can bound together and emerge with innovative solutions that eventually will become new systems that will protect and save even the most vulnerable people. Joy as resistance is one way for us to release anger and build joy and happiness. We just need to show up with heart.

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Diahann Holder on Embodied Resilience, Spiritual Bypassing and Flourishing Relationships - E135 May 05, 2021

How do we move towards truthful personal power during times of polarisation?

In this episode entitled Enveloped In Essence Of Gold, Amisha talks to Diahann Holder, an international Soul Success and Radiance Coach, Conscious Entrepreneur and Spiritual Healer. Her own personal healing journey took her around the world learning and training within different esoteric healing modalities. Today Diahann supports female visionaries, leaders, creatives and entrepreneurs to form their unique soul “sauce” to forge positive impact in their lives and professional fields. She hosts transformational empowerment programmes and private coaching alongside retreats and events to awaken awareness within the body, minds and souls.

Amisha and Diahann explore the idea that the polarised complexities emerging in our world today can no longer be held by our current personal and systemic capacities. They are a call for an archaic revival, a time for reclamation of ancestral wisdom and practices, and for embodying our truths.

Diahann believes that by tending and nurturing our internal worlds we will equip ourselves with resources and embodied resilience needed to face external challenges whilst retaining our sense of freedom and joy. She talks about how by fiercely standing in our personal truths, we will flourish brave relationships that bring alive a sense of deep connection, shared values, courage and happiness. They share that doing what we can with what we have in the moment, and not spiritually bypassing intelligence that lays beyond our perceived limitation, is essential for birthing new visions of collective potentiality.

We learn that in order to flourish a compelling future with the greatest possible outcome, we need to learn to give to others by building upon the energy and feeling behind our actions for the greater good. Daily rituals, letting go of our seriousness and learning to trust in our own mystery will help us reclaim personal power ultimately enveloping us in our golden essence of life.

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Rob Hopkins on Collective Imagination, Play Culture and Future Mapping - E134 Apr 29, 2021

How do we unfold future culture from our imagination?

In this episode entitled New Memories For The Future, Amisha speaks with Rob Hopkins, an environmental activist and writer. Rob is the founder of Transition movement, cofounder of Transition Town Totnes and Transition Network. He has written 6 books on environmentalism and activism, and was voted one of the Independent’s top 100 environmentalists. His podcast ‘From What If, To What Next’ explores how we can make our future visions reality. He is a director of Totnes Community Development Society, the group behind Atmos Totnes, an ambitious, community-led development project.

Amisha and Rob explore the power of our imagination and spaces that allow us to vision the future. They reveal that we live in a survival mode culture designing imagination out of our lives causing its mass loss and collective fear of imagining the future in hopeful and positive ways.

Rob shares powerful examples from his latest book of how communities can de-activate this destructive way of being and step back into collective imagination. He talks about his work with Transition movement in Transition Towns, such as Totness, where communities are reimagining and rebuilding their world; setting examples of how we can imagine and build a new culture and tell a new story of positivity and hope for the future.

We learn that in order to re-map our dysfunctional societies we need to re-activate our collective imagination. We need to give people a taste of a different future and spaces for exploring possibility. We need to re-imagine our relationship with technology, spend time in nature and with practices for quieting our minds, carve intentional time to be creative, to play and tell stories. The North Stars of our future are shining in the fine details we observe and in the ways we intertwine these.

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Jessica Ferrow on Climate Strategies, Rewilding and Purposeful Leadership - E133 Apr 21, 2021

How can we unlock purpose and new mindsets to forge ecological and systemic change?

In this episode entitled Guided By Natures Epiphanies, Amisha talks to Jessica Ferrow, a climate activist, entrepreneur and sustainability strategist. Jessica co-founded climate impact agency ‘Twelve’. They support purpose-driven businesses to unlock purpose and impactful responses to the climate and ecological emergency. Jessica is a mentor and advisory board member of Catalyse Change, a director of the Bristol Green Capital Partnership, co-chair of the Bristol Climate Leaders Group and a member of the mayor’s One City Environment Board, helping her home city Bristol achieve its ambitious net zero 2030 carbon targets.

Together, Amisha and Jessica recognise a rising sense of urgency in the world for meaningful responses to the climate and ecological crisis. They explore how inspiring leadership and human connection can shift mindsets and forge purpose driven changes in communities and businesses.

Jessica shares her passion for bringing climate emergency activism into boardrooms. Her heart-based leadership and transformative experiences guide businesses and organisations into unlocking their purpose, leadership and strategic responses to the climate and ecological emergency that serve both, communities and ecologies. She talks about Bristol and the inspiring challenges of it transforming into a carbon neutral city by 2030 considering systemic inequalities, climate justice and our interconnectedness with global communities and nature.

We learn that community initiatives and young people are setting admirable examples of leadership taking agency to navigate the complexities of our time by freely standing in their power and truths to solve the climate crisis. We can all activate our purposeful leadership by spending time with nature. Nature is the teacher that can guide us into epiphanies and mindset shifts whilst providing sanctuaries of solace that can help us find purposeful responses during this great time of upheaval.

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Seeding Our Visionary Gardens - E132 Apr 14, 2021

How do we cultivate a life of deep listening and purpose?

In this episode entitled Embodying Beautiful Leadership In A Complex World, Amisha Ghadiali, our inspiring host, shares a stream of consciousness exploring the practice of deep listening, intuitive leadership and holding vision whilst embracing the complexities of our time in cultural systems of oppression.

Amisha reflects on her journey of bringing alive visions often met with resistance revealing personal challenges of honouring her visionary and creative self. She shares insights into ways of cultivating self-trust and intuition whilst challenging the difficult aspects of unpacking our systemic conditioning that undermines our inner guidance.

She gives a rare glimpse into her practice as an Intuitive Therapist and the ‘Beautiful Leadership Immersion’, where spiritual leaders share unique approaches and insights on how we can nurture ourselves to become the leaders of our own lives. Amisha’s offerings are communities for learning deep listening, embodiment and intuitive practices that help us release self-limiting patterns and that activate transformation, so that we may freely forge new pathways for potentiality, creativity and pleasure in our lives.

We learn that Amisha’s book ‘Intuition’ is a guide for sensing and exploring the deeper qualities within our being that reveal the wisdom of who we are and enable us to let parts of ourselves fall into their rightful places. Connecting with our intuition is a powerful pursuit of redefining ourselves, that nurtures seeds of possibility into the visionary gardens of the new world we are craving for.

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Lily Cole on Gift Economy, Local Community and Technology Optimism - E131 Apr 08, 2021

How do we merge indigenous intelligence and modern technology to co-create better societies?

In this episode entitled Our Reflections In Mirrors Of Hope, Amisha talks to Lily Cole, sometimes filmmaker, writer, public speaker, supermodel and actor. She is an advocate for sociopolitical and environmental issues and a patron of the Environmental Justice Foundation. She co-founded Impossible: a technology company that solves social and environmental problems. Lily’s most recent book and companion podcast, ‘Who Cares Wins: Reasons for Optimism in Our Changing World’, is a rousing call to action that will leave you feeling hopeful that we can make a difference.

Amisha and Lily explore the idea of co-creating communities that are powered by our commonalities, indigenous intelligence and modern technology. Lily talks about her personal observations gathered during times spent with different indigenous communities. She speaks of the intelligence rooted in egalitarian value systems of indigenous cultures, the reverence and understanding of the natural world, storytelling and spirituality as powerful offerings to modern society lacking collective values systems.

Lily shares her experience and challenges building Impossible, applying cutting edge tech to build a digital community and gift economy. Together they reflect that we don’t need expensive apparatus to encourage a shift of consciousness and the activation of generous community spirit. It is the combination of all instruments and skills available to humankind that will afford us the co-creation of new types of conscious consumerism and dynamic communities for the future.

We learn that listening to each other, taking small actions and making more conscious lifestyle choices aligned with our personal truths, are the mirrors of hope that will affect change of the mainstream and the political economic status quo, so we may conceptualise new outcomes for society.

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Clare Dubois on Reforestation, Feminine Leadership and Radical Interconnectedness - E130 Mar 31, 2021

How do we create a world in which everything is sacred?

In this episode entitled Planting Future Intelligence, Amisha talks to Clare Dubois, an environmentalist, social entrepreneur and inspirational speaker. She is the founder and CEO of TreeSisters.org, a global women’s movement leading social change and tropical reforestation. Clare’s holistic approach aims to activate collective cultural transformation and feminine leadership principles to restore our reciprocity with nature.

In this uplifting conversation, Amisha and Clare explore we can activate paradigm shifts away from dominant, extractive and patriarchal culture into a thriving reality guided by leadership with feminine principles and in reciprocity with nature. Clare shares that in order to flourish this kind of leadership we need to open up to our infinite possibilities and capacities as humans by falling from our minds into our hearts.

Clare talks about her awakening into mobilising women and environmental activism catalysed by a car crash into a tree that gifted her a unique vision of the future. She speaks of the challenges of being an activist for restoring feminine principles and nature in systems that devalue and destruct these. Her organisation Treesisters.org is a powerful antidote; a sisterhood with a call to action to restore our forests and feminine principles. It supports women to restore their relationship with life as an intelligence and history entwined with nature by listening to their deeper truths, redefining and embodying their sovereignty.

We learn that we cannot create a new world with an economy that requires death of nature and subjugation of peoples. For a new world to emerge, old systems need to collapse. We need to slow down, listen to our bodies and honour ourselves as miracles in sacred relationship with life. We need to relearn what it means to be human by linking arms with sacred intelligence. That way we will plant beautiful forests for a reciprocal future.

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Joseph Tenzin Oliver on Masculinity, Grief and Serial Entrepreneurship - E129 Mar 24, 2021

How can we learn to live from the heart and rebalance the impacts of patriarchal systems?

In this episode entitled Catalysts For Wholehearted Change, Amisha talks with Joseph Tenzin Oliver, a social entrepreneur and change activist, who has dedicated his life to influence and design new business models improved by humanitarian and ecological practices. From advising on megacity development to Artificial Intelligence, he has contributed to shaping our world for over a decade consistently pushing the boundaries.

Joe reveals his entrepreneurial paths as a changemaker with a career that covers many different industries and multi-potential themes. He describes living and testing life outside of systemic norms in arms with spiritual and life practices that transcended boundaries and conventions. Joe shares the unfolding of his unique way of life and his ultimate calling into service of helping others to create businesses and products that catalyse change and reconfigure our systems for the greater good.

Together Amisha and Joe explore their life changing experiences of grief and death as a constant life process that prepares us for crisis and a life lived from the heart. They describe these as a powerful initiation, where we meet vulnerability and resilience as skills that can help us build life and businesses drawing on the wisdom of compassion and love in service to humanity and ecologies.

They talk about male privileges, societal biases and generational brutalism that have constructed skewed perceptions of masculinity forming destructive norms of how we do business, design products and build society.

We learn there is a sea change occurring with men are blossoming new brotherhoods. These are spaces where men purposefully teach men how to speak emotions and vulnerabilities; how to live their dreams from the heart and how to integrate histories of destruction, extraction and toxic behavior so the pendulum of change may swing to balance masculine and feminine for a wholehearted future.

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Sam Lee on Folk, Initiation and The Nightingale - E128 Mar 18, 2021

How can we walk the paths of tradition to become true collaborators with nature?

In this episode entitled The Wonderment Of Our Nature, Amisha talks with Sam Lee, Mercury Prize-nominated and BBC Folk Award-winning singer, conservationist and curator. Sam is a folk music collector and specialist with a passion for wilderness studies and nature connection sharing and interpreting ancient oral music from Britain and Ireland. Sam works holistically in challenging the very nature of our heritage music in the 21st Century and he will soon release his 1st book about the songs of ‘The Nightingale’.

Amisha and Sam explore oral folk traditions as initiations into a way of life in harmony with nature. Sam describes folk songs as the stories that hold the wisdom of our ancestors, the old stories that connect us to renovation, adoration and the essence of the land.

Together the talk about the unfolding of Sam’s calling into folk and nature’s song; a journey of intention, deep listening and experiencing nature from a sensory place with an activists heart. Sam shares his profound encounter with the beautiful song of the Nightingale, which led him to create an immersive and sensory pilgrimage where we can experience the concerts of this endangered bird species. It is an enchanting way to experience the birds in their habitat whilst bringing us into tune with nature’s beauty through folk song, fireside stories and community. In his new book, Sam gathers the stories of ‘The Nightingale’ giving insights into the bird’s significance in different cultures.

We learn that nature is the cord principle of life and that the pandemic offers the opportunity for us to become its true collaborators by honouring our interbeingness and the wisdom traditions of song; by investing our money into its conservation, sustainable forestry and sustainable agriculture preventing vast habitat loss and population crash of species.

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Nasreen Sheikh on Modern Day Slavery, Women’s Rights and Cultural Change - E127 Mar 11, 2021

How can we make better choices with what we have and who we are for the good of humanity?

In this episode entitled Collective Empowerment From The Heart, Amisha talks with Nasreen Sheikh, a survivor of modern-day slavery, social entrepreneur, human rights advocate and an international speaker. Born in a small rural village on the border of India and Nepal, she escaped forced marriage, child labor and extreme poverty risking everything to experience freedom. Today she runs several social enterprises working to eradicate modern-day slavery and advocating for basic human rights.

Nasreen reveals her life’s path from her childhood living in underserved communities falling victim to modern day slavery, her escape from this ‘modern war’ into birthing her life’s calling as a global campaigner and budding social entrepreneur empowering women, girls and local artisans.

Her work transforms the lives of many exploited by fashion sweatshop culture fuelled by our habits and systems of over-consumption. Carelessly designed toxic fashion supply chains, not only exploit humans, but pollute our rivers, our soil and our air, perpetuate sickness, disease and death. Nasreen shares that raising awareness of these destructive impacts and simultaneously securing basic human rights, such as nutritious food, clean water, shelter, health care, education, safe environment and access to technology in underserved communities will forge systemic and cultural change needed to create a future where we may collectively thrive.

Together they explore the potency of good leadership, good technology and the cultivation of our intuition as essential support systems for solving the world’s biggest problems, to secure basic human rights and to form a new society, where we are active leaders and change-makers.

We learn that we have agency over our lives to break free from the conditioning of systems and cultures that don’t serve the good of humanity. Every small action and decision we make has impact and can be of service; whatever we choose will be our future.

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Sarah Drew on Virtual Reality, Rewilding And Feminine Wisdom - E126 Mar 04, 2021

How can technology and story expand cultural possibilities of the future?

In this episode entitled Blueprints For The Future, Amisha talks with Sarah Drew, author, teacher and creator of visionary media. Sarah catalyses powerful blueprints for the future deeply rooted in the gnosis of the past. She is the author of the eco-feminist novel, GAIA CODEX, and a featured speaker at the graduate level and at Google, ABC Deepak Homebase, The Assemblage and Bioneers. She is currently a popular teacher and mentor for women worldwide on topics such as Feminine Wisdom and Evolutionary Culture.

Together Amisha and Sarah recognise the current season as a gift for regenesis, reclamation and reconnection into ways of being innate to our nature and grounded in infinite potentiality of our souls. It is a time to cultivate quiet practices that bring us into resonance with awe-inspiring creativity, higher consciousness and Earth.

Sarah shares insights into her meditative writing practice that opens doorways to feminine wisdom and blueprints for the future through myths, stories, alchemy and science. Her eco-feminist novel ‘GAIA CODEX’, is a visionary activation into feminine wisdom as a collective experience in story form, a book club in a tree planting sisterhood, and experiences in multiple media mediums.

As students of goddesses and archetypes, they reveal that embodying feminine wisdom means to be aligned with our courage, our inner calling and potentiality so we can bring forth clarity of vision, creativity and beauty. It means to practice discernment that can be somatically guided, so we may cultivate ideas that enhance life for all.

We learn that Virtual Reality can provide us with eye-opening and visceral experiences that give us more agency by growing our consciousness, empathy and communion with nature. Such fertile applications of technology are invitations for rewilding our evolutionary paths to remedy the extractive ‘hunger culture’ of our times.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/03/04/e126-sarah-drew-on-virtual-reality-rewilding-and-feminine-wisdom-blueprints-for-the-future/

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Miki Agrawal on Disruption, Social Entrepreneurship and Audacious Resilience - E125 Feb 25, 2021

How do you bring your idea to life and make disruptive change in this world?

In this conversation entitled Powered By The Fire Of Being, Amisha talks to Miki Agrawal, social entrepreneur and founder of acclaimed social enterprises: WILD, THINX & TUSHY. She is also the author of the #1 best-selling books ‘DO COOL SH*T’ and ‘DISRUPT-HER’, a modern manifesto that questions & confronts thirteen major areas in our lives - money, career, relationships, friendships, the culture of owning “more stuff”, perfectionism, takedown culture etc - and disrupts them one by one.

Miki shares her experiences of growing powerful businesses birthed as responses to social and environmental challenges, designed as solutions that disrupt cultural norms by moving society forward without band aids. She shares how she understands failure as revelation and her entrepreneurial paths as learning experiences that are about growing partnerships and business models that can be awesome spaces for exploring ground-breaking work, where we can celebrate the soulful parts of our existence and human experience.

Together they speak about take down culture that’s fired up by social media etiquette of shaming and perfectionism resulting in generations caught up in fear of stepping out, taking creative risks and leaps with new ideas. They reveal that the antidotes are innovations and social media conversations focused on celebrating and building community, human connection, belonging and wellness of body and spirit. Miki shares the story behind creating TUSHY, the company that has revolutionised how we poop by reducing use of toilet paper, and providing toilets to communities that didn’t have them.

We learn that we can reclaim our sense of agency, worthiness and creativity by unwiring our indoctrinations guided by the principles of the disrupter triangle, explained in Miki’s book ‘‘DISRUPT-HER’. They share that listening to our intuition, resting and healing is an investment that will see us act from a place of abundance, trust and solidarity and participate in equality and wealth formation.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/02/25/e125-miki-agrawal-on-miki-agrawal-on-disruption-social-entrepreneurship-and-audacious-resilience-powered-by-the-fire-of-being/

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Charlotte Pulver on Front Line Immune Support, Water And Pilgrimage - E124 Feb 18, 2021

What medicines may we use to restore our threads of connections with ourselves, each other and Earth?

In this episode entitled Apothecary For Our Times, Amisha talks to Charlotte Pulver, a modern day alchemist and lover of the waters. Being born into a lineage of apothecarians, she has a background in natural healthcare, studying and practising various medical systems of healing for 20+ years. She has been hosting water ceremonies and pilgrimages and is currently writing a book on London’s springs and wells.

Charlotte shares how her personal journey with nature’s elixirs and potions intuitively unfolded a life path into studies with various healers, Tibetan and Mayan medicine initiating her present work with mental and emotional trauma, and gynecology based on Mayan self care practices, Pranayama and meditation practices.

Together they explore opportunities and examples for alternative healing traditions during the current pandemic and how the powers of allopathic and alternative medicines can work in synergy to support our health. Charlotte reveals her creation of an immune support packs for frontline workers bringing together alternative medicines and vitamin essentials that are available, affordable and that work.

She shares her work with pilgrimages; prayers in motion and magical quests exploring the springs, wells and waterways of London. They are ways to learn the deeper meanings of ancestral and sacred places in the city whilst honouring our connections with the land through rituals of reciprocity.

We learn that connecting with mineral rich water sources is deeply healing and reminds us who we are. The pandemic has raised how we view the world and our place within, and our capacity for radical transformation lies in embracing the unknown, our interconnectedness and bodies as a whole ecosystem like a forest. We have to be in right relationship with Earth by connecting to the roots of things, our intuition and our land, and take responsibility for our health with good soil needs, good food, good internal feeding, mineral rich watering and good immune support drawing from the Earth’s apothecary with reciprocity.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/02/19/e124-charlotte-pulver-on-front-line-immune-support-water-and-pilgrimage-apothecary-for-our-times/

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Alnoor Ladha on Post-Capitalism, Mystical Anarchism And Solidarity - E123 Feb 11, 2021

How can we re-contextualise our relationships and interactions in a time of post truth and late stage capitalism?

In this episode entitled Entrusted With Everything, Entitled To Nothing, Amisha talks with Alnoor Ladha, political strategist, writer and activist. Alnoor’s work focuses on the intersection of political organising, systems thinking, structural change and narrative work. He comes from a Sufi lineage and writes about the crossroads of politics and spirituality in troubled times. He was the Executive Director of The Rules (TR), is a co-founder of Tierra Valiente and a board member of Culture Hack Labs and The Emergence Network.

Amisha and Alnoor contemplate our current moment of polarisation as an initiation into non-dualistic thought and being, where we face our personal role in the destruction, entitlement and victimhood paradigms of late stage capitalism, so we may become comfortable with its complexities and garner spiritual practice from its currents.

Alnoor believes that our spiritual work accelerates our political work and that solidarity is not a political concept, but an embodied spiritual practice and a pathway to spiritual development. He reveals that in order to re-contextualise our dominant political and value constructs, we need to replace these with containers of deprogramming and contemplation, where our ideas can transcend traditions of ownership, growth, accumulation, destruction, and where we can plant roots in shared values, so our souls can do the work we being called forth to do.

We learn that we have to take back responsibilities of meaning making, so that we may birth new stories and context moving beyond our belief systems of false gods. Synthesising wisdom traditions with Western technique may be the way to remove the psychosis of colonisation, hierarchy, domination and extraction; and to be in dialogue with our living planet and in practice of solidarity, contemplation, spiritual practices, meditation or work with psychedelics will guide us to become initiated into the bounty of life that we have been entrusted with.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/02/11/e123-alnoor-ladha-on-post-capitalism-mystical-anarchism-and-solidarity-entrusted-with-everything-entitled-to-nothing/

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Melissa Sterry on Eco Futurism, Mythology And Creative Science - E122 Feb 04, 2021

How can critical situations give rise to a profoundly different world?

In this episode entitled Visioning Our Future, Amisha talks to Dr. Melissa Sterry, transdisciplinary design scientist and complex systems theorist Dr. Melissa Sterry is recognised as a world-leading authority on the science, technology, design, and thinking that could help humanity to build a better world. One of the world’s most high profile futurists, Melissa specialises in futures in the built environment, utilities, manufacturing, engineering, design, publishing, media and communications, she has contributed to groundbreaking projects and publications.

Amisha and Melissa explore possibilities for our future and how we can meet the challenges and potential of our time with a renaissance of science and creativity. Together they speak of how the adversity of current events is showing us our interdependence and forcing us to shed that, which is no longer working and to design solutions for cultural transformation and for a better life.

Melissa takes us on an eye-opening journey of examples how nature and cultures inspire her insights into eco-mimicry and how her latest research weaves together complex systems of ancient myths with the science of the species. She speaks of fire science and the importance of ancestral understanding of our landscapes, nature’s elements and collaborations for coming years as our climate and our landscapes are adapting to dramatic changes and our relationship with our world is changing swiftly.

We learn that AI provides profound ways to read changes to our global landscapes helping us understand what we are experiencing, how to work with it and how to build positive relationships with nature. She addresses climate skepticism and confusing theories on climate change and how our fear of change is showing up in divided humanity. She believes the less entangled in this fear, the better we will fuel future systems with vision, innovation and kindness inspired by our ancestors, in harmony with our natural world and guided by our North Stars.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/02/04/e122-eco-futurism-mythology-and-creative-science-visioning-our-future/

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Mandeep Rai on Leadership, Core Values And Care For The Elderly - E121 Jan 28, 2021

How can values form our pathways into future society?

In this episode entitled Standing On The Shoulders Of Our Ancestors, Amisha talks to Mandeep Rai, a global authority on values and author of ‘The Values Compass: What 101 Countries Teach Us About Purpose, Life and Leadership’ taking us on a journey to 101 countries around the world, highlighting a single, unique value that has defined each nation's history, culture, and global influence. She has travelled to more that 150 countries and reported as a journalist for the BBC World Service and Reuters, amongst others. Amisha and Mandeep speak about how values form who we are, how they are the foundations that bring out the best in our different cultures and how they are a celebration of all the beauty we hold in our hearts. They share that we may change and adjust our values in small steps and in big shifts according to our life cycles. Mandeep’s book travels through a diversity and variety of values from allover the world guiding us to connect us with our own choice of values. She believes that when we become clear of our values we live from a place of integrity and depth necessary for stepping into true leadership. Together they explore how the current season during this pandemic presents the opportunity to assess and align ourselves with our values in order to contribute our gifts and talents. We learn that living authentically in our values is a gift of service to our communities. This presents an invitation to build a more equal society rooted in community, where we honour the values and cultural practices of our ancestors bringing these forth for the future care of those vulnerable in our midst, especially the elderly, who’s shoulders we stand on.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/01/28/e121-mandeep-rai-on-leadership-core-values-and-care-for-the-elderly-standing-on-the-shoulders-of-our-ancestors/

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Ruby May on Cyclical Living, Deep Rest And New Archetypes - E120 Jan 21, 2021

How can we initiate a culture rooted in the cycles of nature and life?

In this episode entitled Living Attuned To Life’s Cycles, Amisha talks to Ruby May, an educator, activist, coach and community leader cultivating a world in which cyclical awareness is integrated into the way we relate and create. The themes of empowerment and who we are beyond our conditioning are threads that weave between all her offerings.

In this thoughtful conversation, Amisha and Ruby consider lives lived guided by cycles that exist within and outside of our bodies; our hormonal cycles and the seasonal cycles of nature. We learn how solstices and equinoxes can be pivot points of reflection offering the opportunity to deepen our listening, stillness and the visioning of our future attuned with nature’s revelations.

Sharing their personal experiences, they speak of the wisdom and insights we might garner when listening and entrusting life to these powerful rhythms. Ruby reveals her ways of living guided by her womb cycles and how it brings forth kinship with our bodies and connection with our creativity.

We learn that this way of life offers fundamental pathways to break away from action-mode systems re-connecting us with our sense of play and different rest practices that activate our creativity and integrate our human experiences, especially our vital descend into our personal ‘underworlds’ of deeper layers of pain, grief and fear.

Living attuned with cycles of life offers opportunities to shift our dominant culture re-channeling our values and resources into supportive community that understands the signals and rhythms of our bodies as deep intelligence that guides life and aligns us with nature; a culture that invites the power of vulnerability and intuition so that new archetypes may emerge amongst us with intention and presence.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/01/21/e120-ruby-may-on-cyclical-living-deep-rest-and-new-archetypes-living-attuned-to-lifes-cycles/

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Ask Amisha Anything - E119 Jan 14, 2021

How can we cultivate embodiment of our intuition as lived experiences?

In this episode entitled Ask Amisha Anything, Amisha Ghadiali, our beautiful host answers some of your questions. We put out a call for you to send in your questions so that they could be answered on the show.

Themes explored through these questions include: what makes an episode of this podcast beautiful, what are archetypes and how can they guide us, and what is the power of online communities.

We enquire if the word leadership is important in shifting paradigms and how to manage staying up to date and not overwhelmed in the age of information.

Amisha shares some of the processes behind her recently published book ‘Intuition: Access your inner wisdom, Trust your instincts, Find your path’, which is a guide of nine principles and over 50 practices that support us in listening and expanding our intuitive skills.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/01/14/e119-q-a-on-archetypes-intuition-and-leadership-ask-amisha-anything/

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The Way of Beauty - E118 Jan 07, 2021

What power does beauty have in shaping our world?

"Beautiful leadership is a way of being in the world that honours why you are truly here, and what is possible. This is the leadership of now - of soul - of feeling into what this future call forth in us and in bringing yourself into alignment with this vision - so that you can embody it in this world in small and perhaps big ways. This is the time to not be a follower, but to dive deep into the gifts of your intuition, and bring what is in your heart alive, with courage and grace. Consider it more as becoming a leader of your own life, living with intentionality and the beauty of your soul. This creates ripples. We need you, this is our time." Amisha Ghadiali

In this first episode of the year entitled A Call to Beautiful Leadership, our host Amisha Ghadiali, takes us on an inspiring exploration on why beauty is important and what happens if we open ourselves to live with this presence and grace, no matter what the circumstances. As we find ourselves starting the year amidst more lockdowns and fear, this episode shows us why beauty is important, and what it means to cultivate a reciprocal relationship with this aspect of our aliveness.

We explore the power of the way of beauty and the call to beautiful leadership. In the second part of this episode, some graduates of The Beautiful Leadership Immersion share their experiences of the first programme and what it means to them to be a beautiful leader.

"Beauty has the power to move us, to stop us in our tracks, to transform us.

Beauty is deep and layered.

Beauty invites us into a space of possibility, creativity and imagination.

Beauty allows us to notice where we are, where we have been and where we might go. Beauty embraces complexity, and the paradox of our humanity. Beauty cracks us open, captivates us and brings us to grace. Beauty connects us to the transcendent nature of our soul. Beauty loves the messiness, the process, the awkwardness, the imperfections. Beauty invites a recognition of the sacred and our interconnectedness. Beauty opens pathways to divine receptivity with the more than human world. Beauty connects us to the power of our dreams. Beauty sustains us through our challenges and regenerates us. Beauty does not ask for certainty. Beauty leads us to wise decisions. Beauty is a path of intention. Beauty is an offering. Beauty is a whole approach to life." Amisha Ghadiali Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2021/01/07/e118-the-way-of-beauty-a-call-to-beautiful-leadership/

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Embodied Intelligence, Intuition and De-conditioning with Sally Kempton - E117 Dec 17, 2020

How can we cultivate our intelligence of intuition?

In this special episode entitled A Compass For A Beautiful Future (our last of 2020), spiritual teacher Sally Kempton turns the mic and interviews our visionary host Amisha Ghadiali.

Sally Kempton was our guest on Episode 8 and Episode 92. She is one of today’s most authentic spiritual teachers. She teaches devotional contemplative tantra—an approach to practice that creates a fusion of knowing and loving. Sally is the author of Meditation for the Love of It, a groundbreaking book on meditation, and Awakening Shakti.

During this past year, Amisha brought alive a book ‘Intuition: Access your inner wisdom, Trust your instincts, Find your path’. The book shares nine principles, and over 50 practices for cultivating our intuition.

In this conversation, Amisha reveals her personal journey of forming a relationship with her intuition; the influence of her upbringing, the de-conditioning from her intellectual patterns, her wilder explorations and near death experiences, all of which guided her to deepen her understanding of the unseen worlds. She shares her learning experiences with teachers and mystics and eventually her coming of age moment in the presence of a tree arriving in a place of trust with herself, her healing modalities and her intuition.

We learn that we all have intuition; an embodied intelligence of individual truths and trusts not guided by systems outside of ourselves. However the dominant cultures that forge our systems have somehow tricked us into thinking that we do not have this innate quality or wisdom within. The practices described in Amisha’s book gently guide us into ways of recognising, refining and cultivating this intelligence as part of our evolution; ways of unleashing this intelligence as a compass leading us into a beautiful future.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/12/17/e117-sally-kempton-on-embodied-intelligence-intuition-and-deconditioning-a-compass-for-a-beautiful-future/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Hop Hopkins on Humility, Climate Justice And Liberatory Imagination - E116 Dec 09, 2020

How do we create pathways into living our full humanity?

In this episode entitled Ecology Of Listening, Amisha speaks with Hop Hopkins, the Director of Strategic Partnerships for the Sierra Club working to promote economic justice and protection to those most affected by climate change and environmental degradation. He has worked in the labor, the climate justice and the housing justice movement. Hop is an Arborist and a Master Gardener living in community and creating a network of residential food forests supporting the development of stable, human-scale solar self-reliant neighbourhood communities.

Amisha and Hop explore listening to Earth as a practice of acknowledging our surroundings and our inner voices; an expansive opportunity for becoming conscious, compassionate and empathetic.

They reveal how the pandemic, climate change and economy are interrelated and how the overarching system we live in impacts us all in its interconnectedness. They share how the global changes activated during the past year are an invitation to use our liberatory imagination in order to craft new governance and economic models, and new models of community support.

Hop shares his personal experiences of living in a self-reliant community and the advantages of such a support system and sharing economy, especially in times of crisis and times of unlearning. He believes that fostering a culture of failing, learning and humility will help us form pathways into collective leadership rooted in sharing and self-governing communities where we may flourish into living our full humanity.

This podcast is part of a collaboration with St.Ethelburga’s called ‘Listening to each other, Listening to Earth’.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/12/10/e116-hop-hopkins-on-humility-climate-justice-and-liberatory-imagination-ecology-of-listening/

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Richard Rudd on Intuition, Mystery School And Collective Wisdom - E115 Dec 03, 2020

How do we become spiritual anchors amidst the sea of change?

In this episode entitled The Age Of Synthesis, Amisha talks with Richard Rudd, an spiritual teacher, writer and award-winning poet. All of Richard’s travels and studies coalesced into a synthesis ‘Gene Keys’ exploring the miraculous possibilities inherent in human DNA. Today Richard continues to teach and travel all over the world applying the ‘Gene Keys’ across many fields, from the practical to the mystical.

Amisha and Richard explore intuition as our higher wisdom intelligence that supersedes the fears we are sold and sidesteps the instabilities our systems impose on us. Its signals and languages connect us into the deeper intelligence held within our bodies; a vital skill for grounding and guiding us in our life choices during uncertain times.

Richard reveals that intuition led him to great adventures in his younger years travelling the world off the beaten track gathering a feast of experiences that opened up his lifelong spiritual exploration and realisation that life is magical, and that stretching ourselves into unknown places opens many unexpected doors.

They speak about how his adventures of meeting people allover the world and the deeper studies of various spiritual teachings led him to creating ‘Gene Keys’; a wisdom school that offers a transformational journey designed like a labyrinth where we can move through different levels expanding our consciousness blossoming our gifts into purpose, love, peace and prosperity.

We learn that we are living in a time of preparation for a new epoch, The Age Of Synthesis, where ancient spiritual teachings and lineages will interact with our playfulness and joy, so we may challenge and stretch them respectfully to gain fresh perspectives and embody them as earthly experiences and practices to uphold us and our future generations amidst a sea of change.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/12/03/e115-richard-rudd-on-intuition-mystery-school-and-collective-wisdom-the-age-of-synthesis/

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Kailea Frederick on Reflective Activism, Parenting and Climate Justice - E114 Nov 26, 2020

What kind of world could we believe in and tend to through practices of deep listening?

In this episode entitled The Quiet Revolutions Inside Our Hearts, Amisha speaks with Kailea Frederick, a mother of Tahltan, Kaska and Black American ancestry. Her work sits at the intersection of climate justice, spiritual ecology and resilience thinking. Kailea is the Editor for Loam, a Climate Commissioner for the city of Petaluma, and a facilitator through her own project ‘Earth Is `Ohana’. She co-authored ‘Compassion In Crisis: Learning To Live in an Age of Disaster’.

Amisha and Kailea talk about the practice of deep listening as way of being in dialogue with Honua, the trees, the rocks, the elements, ourselves and each other; a vital tool for navigating our complex lives whilst experiencing the discomforts, unpredictability and imbalances of climate change.

Kailea shares practical ways of listening to Earth as a climate commissioner working on climate emergency frameworks translating data and charts, observations and climate transitions into guiding documents for crisis management during climate emergencies. Together they explore communities creatively coming together to forge ways forward by uplifting voices and narratives that offer new perspectives and grounding us in simple life, hope, resilience and spiritual practice.

Kailea reveals the challenges of being a parent and together they explore the joys and the murkier moments of being a guardian during these times that do not promise safety nor balance, but nonetheless the rewards of personal growth and widening perspectives.

We learn that deep listening is an act and gift of reciprocity that can help us shape spaces of shared values where we may find new formats of balance, common goals and a community moving towards the creations of systemic changes. They encourage us to observe the quiet revolutions inside our hearts so we can become the lightbearers of alternative perspectives that will guide the way.

This podcast is part of a collaboration with St.Ethelburga’s called ‘Listening to each other, Listening to Earth’.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/11/26/e114-kailea-frederick-on-reflective-activism-parenting-and-climate-justice-the-quiet-revolutions-inside-our-hearts/

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Rita Hraiz on Initiation, Adornment and Colour - E113 Nov 18, 2020

How do we birth a new paradigm through transforming our story?

In this episode entitled Dancing In Each Others Radiance, Amisha talks with Rita Hraiz, visionary artist and a respected teacher of Ageless Wisdom and Esoteric Psychology. Rita is deeply versed in the Vajrayana aspect of Tibetan Buddhism and a student of Kalachakra Tantra. She is the designer and founder of Ethical clothing brand Mudra.

Amisha and Rita explore how we can honour our radiance and authenticity through the style, materials and adornments we choose to wear and how the clothing and colours we wear effect us.

Rita shares her personal journey of her spiritual awakening embracing her identity and creative gifts as a divine presence. She reveals her creation of MUDRA, a clothing brand that is rooted in the beauty of colour therapy, in materials and silhouettes that embrace women’s personal expressions moving past conventional conditioning and perceptions of shapes and sizes. MUDRA represents the essence of her heart. It is regenerative and low in waste production, it lets cultures and traditions flourish, encourages peoples gifts and skills in Nepal, Bali and India, and most of all it is a path that lets RIta unfold her own spiritual journey.

Together they explore the power of adornments as pathways to our authenticity bringing meaning to what we wear, opening up layers of our souls essence, forging deeper connection with divinity and presenting possibility for the reclamation of heritage.

We learn about multiple prophecies that guide us to balance the divine feminine and masculine during these shifting times. It is a time where we may gift ourselves a relationship with our creativity and our stillness so that we may rise into healing and love for ourselves and each other becoming butterflies that dance in the power of each others radiance.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/11/19/e113-rita-hraiz-on-initiation-adornment-and-colour-dancing-in-each-others-radiance/

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Sonya Renee Taylor on Radical Self-Love, Authenticity and Community - E112 Nov 10, 2020

How do we stitch a new garment that fits all of humanity and nature?

In this episode entitled Stitching Tapestries of Worthiness, Amisha talks with Sonya Renee Taylor, Founder and Radical Executive Officer of ‘The Body is Not An Apology’, a digital media and education company. Sonya’s creation as an award winning performance poet, activist and transformational leader unapologetically leans into radical self-love as a path of liberation.

Amisha and Sonya explore the current collective moment where oppressive systems are exposed for their illusions designed to keep us separated from self-love by burying us in individualism, shame and separation. They recognise this moment of interdependence as an invitation offering us ways to make choices from a place of possibility; an invitation that may open us to the reclamation of our worthiness.

Sonya believes that we have been systemically disconnected from our own sense of divineness, our sense of enoughness. She shares that we have to raise our consciousness as an act of reclamation to break free from the systems of hierarchy and enforced value categories that have relentlessly conditioned us to prove ourselves.

Together they reveal that in order to participate in self-love we have to allow ourselves to be expansive. We have to find the courage to revisit our original stories and see how they’ve shaped our place of value. They share that radical self-love journeys move us into creation of intentional reciprocal and resonant relationships connecting us with the full tapestry of community in order to help us magnify the spectrum of our experiences of self-love.

We learn that radical self-love is the fabric that will help us weather the storms of life. Radical self-love is the love that offers pathways to connect us with our soul truths so that we may participate in a vision for a collective future by contributing our true passions moving gracefully into the fullness of our humanity.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/11/12/e112-sonya-renee-taylor-on-radical-self-love-authenticity-and-community-stitching-tapestries-of-worthiness/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Pat McCabe on Emergence, Restoration and Co-Creation - E111 Nov 05, 2020

How do we create structures with life at the centre of their being?

In this episode entitled Human Gifts Of Kinship, Amisha talks with Pat McCabe ‘Woman Stands Shining’, of the Diné Nation adopted into the Lakota Spiritual Way of Life. She is an international speaker travelling to pray and to share her journey of remembering and listening for the way Home, back to the true nature of being Human Being.

Amisha and Pat speak about how the beauty of our names reminds us of our uniqueness, our community spirit and encounters with the mysteries of Earth and life. They talk about Listening to Earth as a practice requiring us to acknowledge that different paradigms co-exist and that we have different ways of being human outside of modern world paradigms. Pat shares her personal stories and encounters with Mother Earth and how she transitioned from a place of deep intellect to a way of somatic knowing. We learn that Earth is always present if we listen and acknowledge ourselves as her beloved children.

They explore how indigenous civilisations cultivated ways of knowing that bypassed intellect. We hear how they increased abundance and biodiversity creating ways to thrive continents as living organisms where humans were gifts of kinship that shared knowledge and cultural cross-pollination. They speak about how the loss of their elders during the pandemic means devastating consequences for humanity due to loosing their vital knowledge, language, teachings and ceremony.

Pat believes that possibilities are humming in the air leading us into co-creation of new structures with life at the centre of their being. She has been called to lead change of our dividend paradigms with the world’s wealth holders to step from investments to restorations activating our radical self-love, self-trust and our freewill to transform money powers to serve the future of humanity and Mother Earth.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/11/05/e111-pat-mccabe-on-emergence-restoration-and-co-creation-human-gifts-of-kinship/

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Minna Salami on Sensuous Knowledge, Beauty And Integrity - E110 Oct 28, 2020

Can the powers of our flowing minds expand our language of reciprocity?

In this episode entitled The Language Of Our Rivers, Amisha talks to Minna Salami, author, blogger, feminist theorist and lecturer. Minna’s blog ‘MsAfropolitan’ connects feminism with critical reflections on contemporary culture from an Africa-centred perspective. She is the author of ‘Sensuous Knowledge: A Black Feminist Approach for Everyone’, which explores universal concepts such as art, beauty, identity, blackness and womanhood with an Africa-centred, decolonial and feminist paradigm.

Amisha and Minna explore the idea of beauty and how the poetry, language and willpower we receive from our rivers and from our natural world increases our sensuous knowledge, expands the volume of our integrity and flourishes the gardens of our beauty. Minna describes how the flow that shapes our rivers and the patterns of nature alongside them can inspire systems of power and governmental structures rooted in reciprocity.

Minna believes that in the 21st century we are by default born into a multi perspectival approach that shapes our identities and knowledge into worldviews that are a golden opportunity to overcome the complex struggles humankind are facing. They speak about how our societies could utilise the wisdom traditions of our elders, especially our grandmothers as the antidote to the robotisation of our collective psyche during these current times.

We learn that listening is beauty; that being present and the small things make us beautiful. They reveal that our complex identities are an opportunity for curiosity and inquiry to understand each other and the human species in greater depth; a powerful opportunity to embrace new perspectives and truths letting our minds flow like roaring rivers of reciprocity, integrity and beauty.

This podcast is part of a collaboration with St. Ethelburga’s called ‘Listening to each other, Listening to Earth’.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/10/29/e110-minna-salami-on-sensuous-knowledge-beauty-and-integrity-the-language-of-our-rivers/

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Jonathon Porritt on Authentic Hope, Staying Grounded And Intergenerational Justice - E109 Oct 21, 2020

How can we keep showing up as active citizens of change?

In this episode entitled A Call To Action – A Hope In Hell, Amisha speaks with Jonathon Porritt, an eminent writer, broadcaster and campaigner on sustainable development. He was co-founder & director of Forum For The Future, UK’s leading sustainable development charity. Jonathon has been on the front line of environmental campaigning for more than 45 years. He’s been a member of the Green Party throughout that time, and has worked tirelessly to promote the solutions to today’s converging environmental crises.

Amisha and Jonathon talk about the deeper, often unseen, realities that are unfolding during this time in our lives. They reveal how we are circling around tipping points and how the changes of our planet due to global warming are growing a sense of urgency for us to become active citizens in shaping our future.

Jonathon believes that the solutions we need are already amongst us and that the energy we are investing in creating impactful climate change and social justice movements can be balanced by staying grounded. Together they share how Earth focused practices and a life lived in reciprocity with nature are essential in order for us to show up with authentic hope and not as ‘shiny optimists’.

We learn that authentic hope flourishes in a realistic and science based understanding of the nature of the world and our impact on it. They explore how we can draw authentic hope from the life of funghi to form ideas for our progressive movements, and how principles of psychology of change could be accelerated by technology in moving us towards a balancing of systems of powers. Their conversations guide us not to sweat perfectionism and to understand our spiritual insights as an even more powerful call to action from our heartlands than that presented by political ideologies.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/10/22/e109-jonathon-porritt-on-authentic-hope-staying-grounded-and-intergenerational-justice-a-call-to-action-a-hope-in-hell/

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Our 108th Episode with many voices on Celebration, Community and Transformation - E108 Oct 15, 2020

How will you create beauty in this world?

Our 108th episode entitled Our Gifts Of Sacred Beauty, is a celebration of our beautiful conversations here at All That We Are. For this special episode, we have gathered your voices. We have gathered your stories of how All That We Are has influenced you and brought tangible shifts into your life.

With generosity you have shared what you have learnt and unlearnt from this podcast, how it has shaped your life in new ways and how it has provided insights and opened your hearts to how you will create beauty in this world.

Amisha has been speaking with incredible people from all corners of this Earth for the past four years; people from different walks of life all sharing an abundance of life experiences, insights and inspiring visions opening our minds and guiding our hearts into new possibilities of how we may flourish a beautiful future.

What started as a book has become a magnificent weave of community sharing conversations that explore the multiplex layers of politics, spirituality, creativity and sustainability. The people, projects and ideas we share and meet in these conversations are challenging the dominant world story and creating a beautiful future.

Our intentions of expanding interbeing and tangible hope for a beautiful future with this cherished community and beyond, have been met by your reflections, your open hearts and minds with warmth and curiosity, in turn inspiring us to continue to share more life-affirming conversations with you all.

A special Thank You goes to our patrons, each one of them a vital support to the backbone of this podcast with their contributions and their continuous enthusiasm that sees us flourish.

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Tiokasin Ghosthorse on Earth Languages, Consciousness And Indigenous Intelligence - E107 Oct 07, 2020

Can Earth raise our consciousness into living lives of true reciprocity?

In this episode entitled Walking Earth With The Gifts Of The Stars, Amisha speaks with Tiokasin Ghosthorse, member of the Cheyenne River Lakota Nation of South Dakota and a Sundancer in the cosmology of the Lakota Nation. He has a long history with Indigenous activism and advocacy, and is an international speaker on Peace, Indigenous and Mother Earth perspective. He is the founder, host and executive producer of “First Voices Radio”. In 2016 Tiokasin received a Nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Amisha and Tiokasin journey along a stream of consciousness guided by Tiokasin’s Indigenous cornerstones and his fluid interbeing with Earth and Cosmos. Tiokasin opens up a portal to the Lakota understanding of innocence and elemental consciousness that we can receive by Earth listening to us and teaching us to hear our hearts lessons through its abundant gifts.

He reveals how we have constructed systems of fear that condition us to speak tactically, economically and anthropocentrically, instead of naturally. He shares insights into the world of Lakota language, an Earth language of indigenous intelligence embedded in verbs, motion and action that speaks to three dimensions, that knows no war nor gender, and is created to relate and not divide or exclude.

Tiokasin’s shares that the Corona virus is presenting us with 33 intelligences brought to us at this time to expand our consciousness and to see our future within the Earth. We learn that we can grow to understand the virus in new forms; a pathway to understand the tools and energy of the earth to grow our relationship to the cosmos, and expand us into beings that are guided by the gifts of the stars to live a life of true reciprocity.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/10/08/e107-tiokasin-ghosthorse-on-earth-languages-consciousness-and-indigenous-intelligence-walking-earth-with-the-gifts-of-the-stars/

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Trust, Interbeing And Sacred Sanctuaries with Bayo Akomolafe, Charles Eisenstein & Manish Jain - E106 Oct 01, 2020

What can we do to honour those that hold the world together?

In this episode entitled Playing In The Wild Fields Of Trust, Amisha brings together Manish Jain (E39), an un-educator, giftivist, writer and co-founder of the Unschooling movement in India, Bayo Akomolafe (E13), a poet, philosopher, psychologist, professor and curator of the Emergence Network and Charles Eisenstein (E98) a social philosopher, author and public speaker; three leading thinkers and visionaries seeking to understand and shape the fabric of our earthly communities in new ways.

In this life-affirming conversation they share their observations and insights of what is unfolding in their respective cultures during the current season of change. As invisible ‘secrets’, rituals and mythologies that bind or polarise our communities are revealed, they invite us into exploration of how we might change our worldviews relating to death, education, power dynamics and trust.

They talk about how with care for community, village economies and mutual aid, we may form life experiences that counteract our sense of separation and the fragile hostile global systems we have constructed.

They reveal our current transformation as an opportunity to ask new questions about how we hope to shape this moment and how we might grow new fields of trust honouring the exponential possibilities we could seed. Their heart-led approaches encourage us to envision these possibilities as sacred sanctuaries where we might encounter things that are greater than ourselves. Their deep bond of brotherhood invites our spirit of playfulness to seek out wilder forms of thinking and education, wilder forms of coalitions, wilder forms of communication and change to shape new patterns of interbeing.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/10/01/e106-trust-interbeing-and-sacred-sanctuaries-with-bayo-akomolafe-charles-eisenstein-and-manish-jain-playing-in-the-wild-fields-of-trust/

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Mark Stevenson on Systemic Change, Fitness and Perseverance - E105 Sep 24, 2020

Can we condition ourselves to become progressive vessels that forge a regenerative future?

In this episode entitled Futurenauts Sailing With The Compass Of Change, Amisha speaks with Mark Stevenson, a ‘reluctant futurist’, author, broadcaster and expert on global trends and innovation. Mark is one of the world’s most respected thinkers on the interplay of technology and society, helping a diverse mix of clients, from government departments to corporates to NGOs become future literate and adapt their cultures and strategies.

Amisha and Mark talk about perseverance, the possibilities for profound change arising from the pandemic and our need for future literacy. They explore the possibilities of change revealed by this unique moment of the pandemic; a moment that is a crisis of our hearts and a time of reflection where the impossible is possible.

Mark shares his ways of staying fit, motivated and in balance whilst doing work that is bigger than him, work that affects system change with ministries, governments, powerful CEOs and investors. He believes that fitness teaches us that progress is slow and achieved with consistency

Together speak of the idea that sustainable development is not simply about change, but about cultivating future literacy, and that artists can teach us ways to engage people emotionally with powerful tools that connect us to where possibilities bloom.

We learn that sustainable change is founded on speaking to people’s hearts and growing our interconnectedness, and that with perseverance we can all effectively create transformation. This persistence of taking incremental steps in growing our visions is a fulfilling way to build long-lasting systemic change.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/09/24/e105-mark-stevenson-on-systemic-change-fitness-and-perseverance-futurenauts-sailing-with-the-compass-of-change/

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Alan Moore on Beautiful Business, Regeneration And Wholesome Leadership - E104 Sep 15, 2020

What future would we create if we reclaimed the language of beauty?

In this episode entitled Weavers Of The Beautiful Future, Amisha talks with Alan Moore, author and business innovator. Alan believes beautiful businesses are the future. Described as ‘lovingly disruptive’, Alan’s life mission is to make every business on the planet as beautiful as they can possibly be.

Amisha and Alan speak about the essence beauty and how we can reclaim its language to create beautiful businesses, futures and cultures. They explore beauty as something that is wholesome and dynamic providing us with the opportunity to walk each other home with empathy, non-judgement, compassion and love.

Together they explore the idea that beauty and regeneration is a universal language, where each of us has a unique voice and a unique gift that is our sovereign land; a land that will provide the fruits for us to become good ancestors of a future where we don’t dehumanise and objectify human beings, and where we might reconcile myopia and colonialism.

Alan shares his personal experiences of opening himself up to the possibilities of beauty that rose out of vulnerabilities and times of personal change. He talks about walking alongside businesses that are seeking to shift their lens away from systems of fear-based leadership and economies of scale into ways of doing where everybody thrives and grows.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/09/16/e104-alan-moore-on-beautiful-business-regeneration-and-wholesome-leadership-weavers-of-the-beautiful-future/

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Amisha Ghadiali on Beautiful Leadership, Futurism and Style - E103 Sep 10, 2020

Can beauty and community be the anchors of our future?

In this episode entitled Flourishing Possibilities Birthed From Our Intuitive Gardens, we speak with Amisha Ghadiali, visionary and host of All That We Are, this globally acclaimed podcast that weaves together Politics, Spirituality, Creativity and Sustainability offering us deep, insightful, unedited conversations with inspiring guests. Amisha has a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other and the earth. She has hosted many retreats, workshops, programmes and rituals around the world. She creates brave, tender and inclusive spaces.

Cultural Futurist & Experience Designer, Annegret Affolderbach turns tables on Amisha talking with her about the podcast since its inception, the beauty of leadership, futurism and the possibilities of intuitive gardening.

Amisha shares how the creation of this soul nourishing podcast has become an experience of insight, human connection and community that has guided and created new aspects of her. Annegret and Amisha explore how podcast communities are intuitive gardens with universal roots, spaces of co-creation and transformation that pollinate beauty and future possibilities. Amisha plants seeds for exciting visions for the podcast and for weaving together the community in new ways.

Amisha reveals personal paths of 20yrs of stepping into different forms of beautiful leadership and honing her soul’s gifts into a multitude of offerings designed to be brave and inclusive spaces that connect us with our tenderness and intuition unfolding healing and embracing our wildness.

Her ‘Beautiful Leadership Immersion’, due to start 14th September 2020, is a timely offering designed for us to discover personal leadership alongside resourceful tools and unusual life skills that will form our anchors for the future.

With a shared past in sustainable fashion, they consider values as ways of life that can shift our thinking away from consumerism and its damaging effects into experiencing fashion as personal style that walks the softer edges of activism. We learn about their experiences of keeping alive vision when our soul gifts lead us to create projects that step outside of conventions and ahead of time to cultivate new pathways for collective futures.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/09/10/e103-amisha-ghadiali-on-beautiful-leadership-futurism-and-style-flourishing-possibilities-birthed-from-our-intuitive-gardens/

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Sianna Sherman on Re-Imagination, Rasa Yoga And Collective Creativity - E102 Sep 03, 2020

What legacy do we want to leave as ancestors of the future?

In this episode entitled Weaving our Soul Gifts Into this Beautiful World, Amisha speaks with Sianna Sherman, an international yoga teacher, training tens of thousands of students and teachers, for nearly three decades. As the visionary of the Rasa Yoga, Mythic Yoga Flow®, and RITUAL, Sianna shares her voice in the way of community and collaboration.

Amisha and Sianna speak about yoga as a practice that teaches us to become deeply human and how to bring our creative energy into the world; a practice that can guide us to remain open-hearted in the midst of conflict and build an authentic relationship with our whole being.

Sianna shares her personal stories of rebellion and re-education, and ways to connect with nature and intuition that bring alive the multi-dimensionality of our souls pranic forces. Together they reveal how following the call of our souls is a radical and humbling heroic journey that will lead us to grow resilience, discover personal practices and ultimately forge paradigm shifts. They explore how current global upheavals are our calling to become participants in re-imagining and transforming our world collectively. They speak of how beautiful leadership can shape our future legacy where everyone receives the benefits, is uplifted and can thrive, and where we honour each other as the ancestors of our future.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/09/03/e102-sianna-sherman-on-re-imagination-rasa-yoga-and-collective-creativity-weaving-our-soul-gifts-into-this-beautiful-world/

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Nova Reid on Anti-Racism, Allyship and Curiosity - E101 Aug 27, 2020

How can we form new patterns of behaviour to heal our racial bias?

In this episode entitled Allies Of Joy In A Systemically Racist World, Amisha talks with Nova Reid, an anti-racism activist, TED speaker and author.

Nova uses her professional background in mental wellbeing to encourage mindset change working with organisations and individuals to improve systems of discrimination from the inside out.

Amisha and Nova unpack how racial and unconscious bias are formed across generations and cultures. Sharing powerful examples, together they reveal the traumatic impacts of white privilege and daily microaggressions that take form in our systemically racist systems. Nova reminds us that allyship is the progress we need to seek and that we can unlearn racism and prejudice. She believes that by sharing our vulnerabilities and by showing up with our curiosity, joy and solid boundaries, we have powerful tools to create true allyship, and the foundations for breaking, healing and transforming our cycles of behavior necessary for building an anti-racist future.

“To be an ally is really about recognising that you’re doing something that’s greater than you. It’s not about you. You’re doing something that will provide the opportunity for transformation, for healing and for a better world, for a more integrated world, and a world where we can have these conversations with one another when, harm has been caused.” Nova Reid

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/08/27/e101-nova-reid-on-anti-racism-allyship-and-curiosity-allies-of-joy-in-a-systemically-racist-world/

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Feminine Leadership, Resilience and Life's Joy with Nina Simons, Stephanie Mines and Zerbanoo Gifford - E100 Aug 18, 2020

How can the essence of feminine leadership reinvent the world?

In this episode entitled Dancing Our Lives Into A Global Renaissance, Amisha talks with Nina Simons (E81) co-founder of Bioneers, Stephanie Mines (E72) founder of Climate Change & Consciousness and Zerbanoo Gifford (E6) founder of ASHA Centre; three female leaders, authors and visionaries that have been leading communities guided by wisdoms of the feminine, nature, science and social justice.

In this powerful dialogue they reveal their insights and perceptions of the current times sharing their individual visions of leadership models for the future rooted in guidance by nature, the feminine and creative joy. With clarity of voice they draw on their generous life experiences providing us with a compass for discovering and cultivating endurance, perseverance and resilience during times of personal, cultural and systemic change. Their sense of sisterhood uplifts us into recognising that Mother Nature, our interconnectedness and our creativity will provide the joys and nourishments of spirit needed to enable us to create a beautiful and collective future.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/08/20/e100-feminine-leadership-resilience-and-lifes-joy-with-nina-simons-stephanie-mines-and-zerbanoo-gifford-dancing-our-lives-into-a-global-renaissance/

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Lyla June on Indigenous Food Systems, Sacred Knowledge And Compassion - E99 Aug 12, 2020

How can deep listening guide us into paradigms of love and healing?

In this episode entitled Paradigms Embedded In Our Languages Of Beauty, Amisha speaks with Lyla June, Indigenous musician, scholar and community organiser.

They reflect on destruction of indigenous societies, indoctrination and economies of convenience. They speak of sacred practices and indigenous stories to guide our lives into compassion, re-skilling and self-love.

“We are sitting on the graveyard of vast, advanced, sophisticated, beautiful civilisations who we owe our very existence to oftentimes. Indigenous food scientists from thousands of years ago are what’s feeding the world today. We brought the world potatoes. We brought the world tomatoes. We brought the corn. We brought the world cacao. We brought the world vanilla, you know, all these things. We had diverse systems. We understood that diversity was the cornerstone of health, and, I guess prosperity.” Lyla June

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/08/13/e99-lyla-june-on-indigenous-food-systems-sacred-knowledge-and-compassion-paradigms-embedded-in-our-languages-of-beauty/

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Charles Eisenstein on Local Living, Sharing Economies and The Pandemic - E98 Aug 05, 2020

Can we build a more beautiful world that centers our interdependence?

In this episode entitled What happens to The World Happens to Ourselves, Amisha speaks with Charles Eisenstein, social philosopher, author and public speaker.

They examine Covid19, systems no longer serving our processes and possibilities it presents for deep-seated cultural transformation. They explore the rise of collective grief and its embodiment of the ‘death of the old world’. Together they embrace the potential of sharing economies to form a new paradise of interdependence as a future way of life.

“We can build a more beautiful world. It is available to us. It’s begging us to step into its service. And when we do, when we bow into the service of this future, all kinds of synchronicities, and, and miracles can happen.” – Charles Eisenstein

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/08/06/e98-charles-eisenstein-on-local-living-sharing-economies-and-the-pandemic-what-happens-to-the-world-happens-to-ourselves/

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Erin Dixon on Truth and Reconciliation, Living Systems and Reciprocity - E97 Jul 29, 2020

Are wellsprings of beauty our living systems for change?

In this episode entitled Beyond the Edge We Soar Together, Amisha speaks with Erin Dixon, Ashati Sakahikan.

They speak of truth and reconciliation in light of the cultural genocide and impacts of intergenerational trauma on the wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island. They explore the power of the land, ceremonial gifts of culture, song and drumming as pathways of beauty that carry stories for healing trauma and for lifting collective spirit. Their conversation connects us to ideas of living systems as well springs for change fuelled by joy, intuition, sacred reciprocity and the magical shimmers of our waterways.

“When we talked about the pathways of change and beauty that are happening, I feel like it comes when people are doing the work they came to do. Their waters, their pathways start to shimmer, that light starts to shimmer. A wellspring of beauty, in the sense of really listening to their gifts, listening to why they are here and taking action and movement from that place.” – Erin Dixon

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/07/30/e97-erin-dixon-on-truth-and-reconciliation-living-systems-and-reciprocity/

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Rabiah Abdullah on Earth Medicine, Reciprocity and Ihsan/Excellence - 96 Jul 22, 2020

Can Earth be our guide in recreating ourselves?

In this episode entitled Listening Is Seeing All The Beauty, Amisha speaks with Rabiah Abdullah, traditional herbalist and community healer. They reflect on nature, spirituality and healing in reciprocity with earth considering ihsan : excellence as an alternative to perfectionism and egotistical leadership.

“There is a big damage in taking people away or disconnecting people from their land and doing that intentionally. We are seeing the impact of that now.” Rabiah Abdullah

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/07/23/e96-rabiah-abdullah-on-earth-medicine-reciprocity-and-ihsan-excellence-listening-is-seeing-all-the-beauty/

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Reem AlMealla on Privilege, Resilience & Marine Biology - E95 Jul 16, 2020

Will our transformation be guided by the oceans?

In this episode entitled Diving with the Currents of Change, Amisha talks with Reem AlMealla, marine biologist and climate advocate.

Amisha and Reem explore privilege, the daunting depths of the currents of change and the beauty that surrounds us for the potential of change. Reem reveals how she inspires change, the importance of standing in ones values and finding ones niche to rise beyond discrimination.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/07/16/e95-reem-almealla-on-privilege-resilience-marine-biology/

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Honouring Transitions - E94 Jul 10, 2020

How can we be present to the challenging transitions that we experience in life?

"We can be courageous enough to meet these moments of transition with presence. To let ourselves be transformed in relationship to that which is dying and being reborn within and around us. To trust in the wild unfolding. To find the beauty in being here." Amisha Ghadiali

In this episode entitled A Tribute to my Father, Amisha shares a tribute to the life of her father, and explores death, grief and karma. She shares some of the ways he influenced her and the power in these profound moments. In the second part there is an expansive meditation practice on The Art of Deep Listening. We can only listen to others in relation to the ability we have cultivated to listen to ourselves. As we find ourselves here in this great transition that 2020 is offering to us, how can we find presence, grace and allow ourselves to be transformed by life itself?

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/07/10/e94-honouring-transitions-a-tribute-to-my-father/

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Rev Jen Bailey on Radical Hope, Spiritual Leadership and Transformation - E93 Jul 02, 2020

What could transform if we embraced brave spaces?

In this episode entitled Brave Lives In Times Of Reckoning, Amisha talks with Rev. Jen Bailey, ordained minister, public theologian, and a leader in the multi-faith movement for justice.

They explore gas-lighting, people pleasing and liberation. Sharing transitions into spiritual leadership, courage to live into joy and faith, deepening connection to the divine and to ancestral resilience, they consider brave spaces to inform our future.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/07/02/e93-rev-jen-bailey-on-radical-hope-spiritual-leadership-transformation-brave-lives-in-times-of-reckoning/

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Wisdom from our Elders with Sally Kempton, Jyoti and Mac Macartney - E92 Jun 25, 2020

How do we lead and fully show up at this time?

Join us for this special episode with three elders who have been guests on the show - and took part in our live webinars during our season break.

In this episode entitled Wisdom from our Elders with Sally Kempton, Jyoti and Mac Macartney, we ask Mac Macartney (E61) and Jyoti (E68) for their take on the pandemic and everything that it is bringing to the surface - and what our role is here.

And we ask Sally Kempton (E8) how we navigate entering back into a forever changed and changing world.

All three of these guests are elders with so much experience, love and wisdom to share. It’s a true honour to know them, and to learn from them and we hope that their words touch you deeply.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/06/27/e92-wisdom-from-our-elders-with-sally-kempton-jyoti-and-mac-macartney/

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brontë velez on Spiritual Ecology, Black Liberation & Prophetic Attention - E91 Jun 18, 2020

How do we find a sense of connection and reciprocity with nature?

In this episode entitled Ancestral Gifts That Soften The Edge, Amisha talks with black-latinx transdisciplinary artist, educator, and designer brontë velez (they/them). They discuss prophetic opportunities presented by Covid-19, the potency of death doulaship practices, spiritual ecology and technology for communities to understand our environmental responsibilities and to liberate from racial and spiritual trauma.

brontë is guided by their understanding that Earth called them to bring along other children of colour to meet Earth and to experience each other in wild spaces. They draw on death doulaship practices, such as listening to Earth and prophetic dream practices to connect communities to Earth’s wisdom for prophetic insight on what other ways of being might be possible. In ecological planting ceremonies, their collective Lead to Life, holds space for black people to heal racial and spiritual trauma of community and land on their own terms.

This podcast is part of a collaboration with St Ethelburgas, called Listening to each other : Listening to Earth, which reaches for the place where spiritual ecology and climate justice meet. It explores the integration of spirituality with grounded action through the lives and leadership of people of colour.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/06/18/e91-bronte-velez-on-spiritual-ecology-black-liberation-prophetic-attention-ancestral-gifts-that-soften-the-edges/

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Co-Creating A New-Normal - E90 Jun 11, 2020

How do we navigate this time as a moment for radical change?

As we emerge from our break into our forth series, we felt to bring the voices of some of our wise community here. So we asked our patrons to share voice messages with something they want to share and we recorded part of our May patrons call. We hope that you enjoy hearing these different perspectives. One of the most wonderful parts of The Future Is Beautiful is that we are co-creating it, our new normal, where we embody our sacred activism, where we learn and unlearn, where we all rise up as leaders.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/06/11/e90-co-creating-a-new-normal-emerging-into-this-now/

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A Beautiful Care package for the Age of Corona - E89 Mar 30, 2020

"You were made for these times. Everything we have been exploring on this show over the years has been leading to a paradigm shift. This is it. Pay attention. Use this time wisely. Let this be a moment of deep personal and collective breakthrough as we birth a new world with awareness and respect of both our sovereignty and our interconnectedness.” Amisha Ghadiali

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/03/20/a-beautiful-care-package-for-the-age-of-corona/

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Atulya Bingham on Offgrid Living, Nature Connection and Earth Whispers - E88 Feb 27, 2020

What does it take to create a life you love close to nature?

In this episode entitled We Are All Sovereign Of Our Own Worlds, Amisha connects with author, mud home builder and Earth whisperer Atulya Bingham. Atulya speaks to us from her offgrid home in the mountains of Northern Spain, and shares the story of how she first took up residence in a tent on a hillside in Turkey. She tells of her initial terror, and then deep abiding love of the wild land and all its inhabitants.

Together, Amisha and Atulya speak about the sensitivity and discernment that arises when we reconnect with wild nature, how living outside of the mainstream system brings joy and also challenge, and the process of decay that is making way for the seeds of new ways of being to come forth and bear fruit. They discuss the relational alchemy and diverse sources of wisdom that we find in connection with the natural world, how to listen to trees, and the critical importance of finding joy in every moment of life.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/02/28/e88-atulya-bingham-on-offgrid-living-nature-connection-and-earth-whispers-we-are-all-sovereign-of-our-own-worlds/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Raphaël Colicci on Biodynamic Agriculture, Holistic Therapy and Earth Connection - E87 Feb 19, 2020

How can we create abundance in harmony with nature?

In this episode entitled Collaborating With Nature For Health And Healing, Amisha meets holistic therapist, cultivator of heritage foods and agricultural researcher Raphaël Colicci.

Raphaël has enjoyed a deep bond to Mother Earth and wild nature since being raised on donkeys milk as an infant, and he knew at the tender age of 14 that he wanted to pursue a twin trail of work as a physical therapist and biodynamic cultivator.

Raphaël shares the story of how he took on a plot of stony ground in the south of France and with patience, persistence, experiment and great care went beyond what was considered possible to cultivate a magnificent conservatory of rare and ancient fruit trees. Raphaël has devoted his life to researching and growing these fruit trees for their healing and nutritional properties as well as their marvellous flavour.

Raphaël has founded a centre for natural therapies, including treatments with every part of the olive plant and also apitherapy from bees. He shares with us what he has learned from a lifetime of cultivation and experiment with the healing properties of nature, and invites us into the rhythm of his daily life. The result is a hypnotic and fascinating immersion in a rare and precious way of being.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/02/20/e87-raphael-colicci-on-biodynamic-agriculture-holistic-therapy-and-earth-connection-collaborating-with-nature-for-health-and-healing/

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Meynar Sihombing on Microfinance, Social Impact and Responsibility - E86 Feb 13, 2020

How can business and finance empower communities to grow and thrive?

In this episode entitled Creative Solutions for Development, Amisha meets with microfinance expert Meynar Sihombing. After a successful career in commercial banking, Meynar found an opportunity to change direction after the Asian financial crisis, leading to a new career in microfinance for development.

Meynar shares with us some of the challenges and opportunities for low-income and rural households in Indonesia, the particular characteristics of the Indonesian socioeconomic context, and how microfinance is evolving products and services to meet these needs.

Meynar speaks about the need for responsible microfinance as part of an ecosystem of support services for low-income households, the young generation of impact entrepreneurs who are rising to meet socioeconomic challenges in Indonesia, and how microfinance helped households in Aceh rebuild their lives in the wake of the devastating 2004 tsunami.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/02/14/e86-meynar-sihombing-on-microfinance-social-impact-and-responsibility-creative-solutions-for-development/

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Sam Branson on Storytelling, Adventure, and Self-acceptance - E85 Feb 06, 2020

How can inner and outer exploration support authentic self-actualisation?

In this episode entitled Climbing Mountains For A View From Within, Amisha sits down with adventurer, social entrepreneur, filmmaker, and activist Sam Branson. Sam lives his life as an expression of his true self and passions, providing him with the inspiration to develop projects to transform the education system and offer life-enhancing adventure opportunities for young people.

Sam speaks about what drives his charitable work, and the love of story that began with bunking off school to see films and culminated in founding his own film production company making enlightening films about what really matters. His natural curiosity, love for exploring and profound questioning of his place in the world have led him on a series of life adventures from the Arctic to Bali. Sam shares with us some of the life-changing moments that have shaped the person he has become along the way, and his experiences of making an impact.

Together Amisha and Sam discuss the challenges for young men seeking to find their identity in a changing world, life as a sensitive creative learning about boundaries and burnout, the influence of the media and meditation on our attitude to the world around us, and why we sometimes need to break down to break through to our truest passions.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/02/06/e85-sam-branson-on-storytelling-adventure-and-self-acceptance-climbing-mountains-for-a-view-from-within/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Swaady Martin on Sacred Leadership, Intuition and Responsibility - E84 Jan 29, 2020

How can we step with a clear heart into the responsibility that comes with privilege?

In this episode entitled The World Needs To Be Loved Not Saved, Amisha sits down with serial entrepreneur, author and teacher Swaady Martin. A former award-winning executive at General Electric, Swaady has gone one to found a series of socially conscious enterprises, as well as teaching mindfulness and yoga and writing spiritual tales for children.

From a very young age, Swaady had a strong sense of being the creator of her own life. Her parents - both very different and from different blended cultural backgrounds- instilled in her a sense of responsibility that came along with the privilege she was born into.

Swaady shares with us the inner process of deconditioning that we must go through in order to reconnect with our authentic selves, the earth and each other. By deeply questioning every one of our beliefs and values, we can clear space for the quiet voice of intuition to become louder, and to step into sacred leadership led by our intuition and our hearts.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/01/30/e84-swaady-martin-on-sacred-leadership-intuition-and-responsibility-the-world-needs-to-be-loved-not-saved/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Ibu Robin Lim on Birth, Parenting and Trauma - E83 Jan 21, 2020

How can our experience of being born into this world change how we take care of it?

In this episode entitled Protecting the Future of Earth’s Smallest Citizens, Amisha meets Ibu Robin Lim. Ibu Robin is the founder of Bumi Sehat, a non-profit organisation who operate community health, education and childbirth centres in Indonesia and the Philippines, as well as disaster relief birthing support for mothers and babies in earthquake and tsunami crises and refugee camps.

Ibu Robin shares with us the profound and beautiful way in which the teams of midwives, doulas and support staff work to provide all women who come to their door with an empowering, loving and respectful experience of birth. The work of Bumi Sehat is founded on a deep belief, backed up by science, that the way in which we enter the world has a soul-deep and lasting impact on our capacity to love and trust.

Ibu Robin speaks about the role of family in a good birth experience, the impact of global warming on premature birth rates, honouring the placenta and the magnificent healing that birth can bring.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/01/23/e83-ibu-robin-lim-on-birth-parenting-and-trauma-protecting-the-future-of-earths-smallest-citizens/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Tara Judelle on Embodied Flow, Transformational Yoga and The BodyMind - E82 Jan 15, 2020

How do we thrive in every layer of fabric of our consciousness?

In this episode entitled Stepping into Flow as Meditation in Action, Amisha spends time with yogi, teacher and founder of the School of Embodied Flow, Tara Judelle.

Tara shares her journey from being a ‘brain dominant human’ to her current work teaching and practising Embodied Flow yoga. She talks us through the multi-layered process of discovering and connecting with the bodymind on the deepest levels - finding balance, synergy and sensitivity within our system.

Tara speaks about her evolution of understanding from studying tantric texts and yoga asanas for 30 years, to finally coming into an embodied experience of what she has learned. She explains how we can achieve a balance between integrity and permeability, structure and flow, intake and output, moment by moment.

Together Amisha and Tara discuss the nature of self, the relationship between effort and surrender, and the art of yielding through airports. Finally, Tara leads us through a meditation for embodiment, where you will get to enjoy the experience of your brain melting like lava.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/01/16/e82-tara-judelle-on-embodied-flow-transformational-yoga-and-the-bodymind-stepping-into-flow-as-meditation-in-action/

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Nina Simons on Leadership, Diversity and Restoring the Feminine - E81 Jan 07, 2020

How can we restore the feminine within ourselves and society in order to lead from our hearts?

“One of the systems errors that we as humans tend to make, is to think that people who think like us are smart and people who don't think like us are not - and actually nature shows us over and over again that the most resilient ecosystems are the ones with the greatest diversity of species.” ~ Nina Simons

In this episode entitled Nature, Culture and the Sacred: Listening for Leadership, Amisha connects with award-winning social entrepreneur and visionary thinker Nina Simons. Nina is Co-Founder and Chief Relationship Strategist of Bioneers, a nonprofit organisation that highlights breakthrough solutions for restoring people and planet.

Nina speaks about what she has witnessed, experienced and learned over 30 years working with change-makers and activists. Nina speaks about learning to lead from the heart rather than the mind by decolonising our inner world, learning to value difference, feeling our communal challenges and prioritising the love that can carry us through them.

Together Nina and Amisha discuss the importance of ritual, how to build, sustain and grow with relationship, and reclaiming the feminine in ourselves and in our cultures. They enquire into the nature of activism - how we can each find our individual assignment and role in these times, and what - if anything - is truly worth dying for.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/01/09/e81-nina-simons-on-leadership-diversity-and-restoring-the-feminine-nature-culture-and-the-sacred-listening-for-leadership/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Living Life from our Truest Potential - E80 Jan 02, 2020

How can we open to more of our unique human potential?

In this special episode entitled Freeing the Shackles to Create a Beautiful Future, to start a new decade, host Amisha Ghadiali shares some of her own journey and her interest in our untapped human potential and the importance of balance of both our inner and outer worlds.

"The Future Is ours for the creating. It is made up of how we spend our time, money and energy, now with our presence. The most precious resources we have are our creativity, intuition and the untapped human potential that lives in all of us. Let’s be both bold and sensitive and use this to create the most beautiful future.” Amisha Ghadiali

We were made for these times, and each one of us can dig a little deeper into our excellence, our resourcefulness, our humanity and our hearts. What a gift to be alive at this moment in time when our lives and our global future is so interconnected. What is your one wild and precious life asking from you? Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2020/01/03/e80-living-life-from-our-truest-potential-freeing-the-shackles-to-create-a-beautiful-future/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Cultivating Courage and Presence - E79 Dec 18, 2019

How can we cultivate the courage and presence needed for these times?

In this episode entitled We Were Made For These Times, we mark the end of this decade, and the end of the year with reflections from our host Amisha Ghadiali. She offers an exploration into the courage that we need for the next decade, and shares a myth which speaks to the power courage, as well as a meditation practice which supports the cultivation of presence.

“I feel that this is the way we get towards creating a more beautiful future. Having the courage to recognise that we are more than what we were told, that our place is bigger than where we were put, and then using that to challenge the system. Then we change the system, and create whole new worlds that make the system fade.” Amisha Ghadiali

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/12/20/e79-cultivating-courage-and-presence-we-were-made-for-these-times/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Uma Dinsmore-Tuli on Deep Rest, Sacred Activism and Total Yoga Nidra - E78 Dec 11, 2019

How can we reconnect with natural cycles of rest and healing?

“We talk about sustainable energy use in buildings, but what about having respect for human energy systems - the energy of life itself - and working out sustainable ways to manage our resources?” ~ Uma Dinsmore-Tuli

In this episode entitled Rest As A Radical Act, Amisha spends time with writer, radical yogini and eco-feminist activist Uma Dinsmore-Tuli.

Uma introduces us to her practise of Total Yoga Nidra, and shares what she has discovered about the natural cycles of rest in our human biology, psyche and the world around us. She explains why we must remember to value rest, the importance of dream time and natural awakening for our emotional processing and receiving soul wisdom, why napping has become a radical act, and what might happen if politicians took a nap before every major decision.

Together Uma and Amisha reflect on the importance for women of getting to know their bodies through their menstrual cycle and the cultural shift towards honouring and respecting the wisdom of our bodies. Finally they discuss post-lineage freedom from the disempowering constraints of old hierarchies of yoga teaching - bringing the precious teachings of the yoga traditions into the present moment, and seeking out the common threads of wisdom that underlie delineated structures of yoga practise.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/12/12/e78-uma-dinsmore-tuli-on-deep-rest-sacred-activism-and-total-yoga-nidra-rest-as-a-radical-act/

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Drew Dellinger on Creativity, Social Justice and Spirituality - E77 Dec 04, 2019

What is the role of creativity in our times?

“The arts is a human manifestation of the universe reflecting on and celebrating itself. We are the unspooling of the creative dynamics of galaxies. Creativity is part of our birthright and integral to who we are as beings in this cosmos.” ~ Drew Dellinger

In this episode entitled The Confluence of Two Rivers: Alchemy in Creativity, Amisha meets poet, writer and teacher Drew Dellinger.

Drew shares his understanding of the role for poetry in our times, and the ways in which poetry - and creativity more broadly - are integral to our human experience. He speaks about the arts as celebration, and a way of deepening our experience of the universe.

Drew tells us about his own creative process, and the ways in which we can nurture and facilitate our own creativity to come forth in our lives. He shares his perspective on where the transcendent and the personal intersect in the creative process, and how to find the form that gets feeling across to others.

Together Drew and Amisha discuss the connections between the arts and social justice, sharing stories and personal experiences as well as some of their great inspirations. They talk about what it means to be engaged, conscious, in community, and in responsibility at this time. Drew shares his ideas on the power of dream, story, art and action coming together to create change.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/12/05/e77-drew-dellinger-on-creativity-social-justice-and-spirituality-the-confluence-of-two-rivers-alchemy-in-creativity/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Layla Saad on Self Reclamation, White Supremacy and Understanding Privilege - E76 Nov 27, 2019

How does white supremacy show up in our lives and what is our work to do?

“I really believe our primary work is to do the work of healing and self-reclamation, because it has taken so much away from us in ways we cannot even fathom. This is why I do this inner work right alongside the outer work. Before we go out and change the world we deserve to get the healing, to reconnect with that source inside of ourselves that feels worthy and is good. That is very revolutionary because it’s remaking the world.” ~ Layla Saad

In this episode entitled Being A Good Ancestor, Amisha shares a moment with author, speaker and teacher, Layla Saad. After her open letter “I need to talk to spiritual white women about white supremacy” went viral on the internet, Layla has gone on to write and publish a book called ‘Me and White Supremacy’.

In this interview Layla speaks about her own journey of awakening into the full expression of herself as a black woman, and unravelling the ways in which external and internal white supremacy and conditioning has kept her light low until now. She talks about the pivotal moments that catalysed her own awakening, and how she began to change the way that she showed up and reconstruct her internal universe.

Together, Amisha and Layla speak about their experiences as women of colour, of working and living in predominantly white spaces, encountering deeply ingrained white supremacy in spaces that they had expected to be free of it, and of the ways they have had to adapt to survive under these conditions.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/11/28/e76-layla-saad-on-race-identity-and-self-reclamation-being-a-good-ancestor-me-and-white-supremacy/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Terry Patten on Sacred Activism, Transformation and Meta Narratives - E75 Nov 21, 2019

How can we be the change that we want to see in the world?

In this episode entitled A New Republic of the Heart: Awakening to the Mystery and the Miracle, Amisha sits down with philosopher, author, activist and coach Terry Patten.

Terry speaks about how to become present to each other in the moment with kindness, compassion, generosity and community. He shares his perspective on inner work as a form of activism, and a prerequisite for holistic change.

Together Amisha and Terry examine the multiple meta-narratives playing out alongside each other - the great global movements of our time such as Extinction Rebellion and the techno-utopians - and speak about how we might usefully show up within and create a bridge between them.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/11/21/e75-terry-patten-on-sacred-activism-transformation-and-meta-narratives-a-new-republic-of-the-heart-awakening-to-the-mystery-and-the-miracle/

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Amanda Joy Ravenhill on Systems Thinking, Buckminster Fuller and Regenerative Design - E74 Nov 13, 2019

How can we design for a regenerative future?

“I like to think of the moment we are in like the Millenium Falcon in Star Wars; we need to go sideways to get through the window of opportunity before it closes.” ~ Amanda Joy Ravenhill

In this episode entitled The Awkward Era: Slowing Down to Act Fast, Amisha meets Amanda Joy Ravenhill, Executive Director of the Buckminster Fuller Institute.

Amanda shares her approach to navigating what she calls ‘the awkward era’ that we find ourselves in now. She talks about taking the long view towards a regenerative future, and introduces us to a dazzling array of projects - from agroforestry to kelp farming - that offer win/win solutions to the intertwined issues of climate crisis, biodiversity loss, food security and economic security.

Amanda shares with us the remarkable story of Buckminster Fuller’s early years and his rise to prominence as a whole systems design thinker as early as five years of age. She also shares her personal story - how growing up as a “third culture kid” and living in many different parts of the world during her childhood has shaped her work at the systems level, and how living in community nurtures and supports her in that work.

Together, Amisha and Amanda speak about the importance of metabolising the anger, grief and anxiety that is provoked by the crises we currently face on a global scale.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/11/14/e74-amanda-joy-ravenhill-on-systems-thinking-buckminster-fuller-and-regenerative-design-the-awkward-era-slowing-down-to-act-fast/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Will Scott on Wildfires, Relational Education and Nature Connection - E73 Nov 06, 2019

How can we reconnect deeply to ourselves, our community and our planet?

In this episode entitled Weaving Earth: Ecological, Social and Personal Systems Change, Amisha sits down with facilitator and educator Will Scott. At the time of this interview, Will was evacuated from his home and community in Sonoma County, California due to the wildfires that are raging there. He speaks about his personal reactions and responses to the crisis, as well as those of his community and others around them.

Will explains how many of the crises and imbalances we are facing have their roots in a lack of connection or relationship - to ourselves, to others and to the natural world we are a part of - and how marking and honoring life transitions with the support of the natural world can help us to reconnect.

Together Amisha and Will discuss privilege and inclusion, how community can hold, facilitate and help us to integrate transformative experiences into our daily lives, and how to better meet the wildness and vulnerability within ourselves and others.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/11/07/e73-will-scott-on-wildfires-relational-education-and-nature-connection-weaving-earth-ecological-social-and-personal-systems-change/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Stephanie Mines on Climate Change, Consciousness and Self-Healing - E72 Oct 30, 2019

How can we help each other to become the sovereign leaders our times are calling for?

In this episode entitled Deep Listening: Evoking Unprecedented Leadership, Amisha connects with neuropsychologist, author and educator Stephanie Mines. Stephanie is the vision holder for the recent Climate Change & Consciousness Conference held at Findhorn, and is a champion and mentor for ‘Unprecedented Leaders’ working on the frontlines of climate crisis.

Stephanie shares with us her personal story, from an early life impacted by trauma, a career as a trauma therapist and neuroscientist, to her present work of supporting and empowering activist leaders to address the pressing challenges we face. She explains why we must cultivate the art of deep listening - to ourselves and others- and how by doing so we can invoke the kinds of unprecedented leadership the times are calling for.

Together Amisha and Stephanie share their experiences of initiation, inner alchemy, neuroplasticity and neural evolution. They discuss the difference between intuition and spiritual guidance and how we can recognise both.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/10/31/e72-stephanie-mines-on-climate-change-consciousness-and-sovereignty-deep-listening-evoking-unprecedented-leadership/

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Zaid Hassan on Complexity, Inclusion and Innovation - E71 Oct 24, 2019

How can we radically shift our approach to working with complex challenges?

In this episode entitled 10-in-10 : Tackling Ten Global Challenges in Ten Years, Amisha sits down with Zaid Hassan. Zaid has twenty years of experience working with complex challenges. He’s co-founder of 10-in-10 - an initiative to tackle ten global challenges in ten years.

Zaid speaks about his work with 10-in-10 and their approach to tackling ten global challenges in ten years - working beyond silos and outside of what we already know. He explains why we must put power into the hands of the people who are being impacted by the complex challenges we face so that they can help design responses to them - turning their adverse experiences into a valuable resource.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/10/24/e71-zaid-hassan-on-complexity-inclusion-and-innovation-10-in-10-tackling-ten-global-challenges-in-ten-years/

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Erena Rangimarie Rereomaki Rhöse on Maori Wisdom, Nature Connection and Ancestors - E70 Oct 15, 2019

How will we heal the disconnect between humanity and Mother Earth?

In this episode entitled The Water Inside Us, Amisha meets Maori elder and shaman Erena Rangimarie Rereomaki Rhöse.

Erena shares with us her cultural concept of the earth as Mother and the cosmology and creation stories of her Maori heritage, speaking of the lived experience of connection to nature at the deepest levels of being. She speaks of the pressing need to acknowledge, love and honour our mother the earth and why we must even learn to love plastic.

Erena speaks about the situation in New Zealand where people are turning back to the land, human rights being awarded to the River Whanganui, and the healing happening within Maori communities and with non-Maori New Zealanders. Finally, Erena explains what happens when indigenous elders from around the globe gather in one room, why these elders are gathering now and how the earth is working with us and through us all to heal herself.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/10/17/e70-erena-rangimarie-rereomaki-rhose-on-maori-wisdom-nature-connection-and-ancestors-the-water-inside-us-2/

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Phap Linh on Monastic Life, Mindfulness and Engaged Buddhism - E69 Oct 09, 2019

How can we be truly present to ourselves, to each other and to earth in these times?

“The first spiritual practise for me is to listen – to really listen. To listen to ourselves, listen to our pain – not ignore it. To listen to each other, each others pain, joy, fear – to listen to the earth. The moment that we open ourselves up to that it’s clear that the earth is in pain and she is calling for us to listen. The cries of agony are getting louder every day.” ~ Phap Linh

In this episode entitled Drink a Glass of Clouds: Finding Joy in Every Moment, Amisha meets Phap Linh a Zen Buddhist monk from Plum Village.

Phap Linh shares the story of his journey from the corridors of Cambridge University, via his ancestral French village, to being ordained as a monk at Plum Village, a meditation centre founded in France by the Vietnamese monk Thich Nhat Hahn after he was exiled from his homeland. He speaks about life in monastic community, the nature of commitment, finding joy in service and joining the Extinction Rebellion.

Together, Amisha and Phap Linh speak about how we can bring the experience of our interconnection into the activities of our daily lives. Phap Linh reveals to us how we can learn to see the sun in a carrot, and how much cloud is in a glass of water.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/10/10/e69-phap-linh-on-monastic-life-mindfulness-and-engaged-buddhism-drink-a-glass-of-clouds-finding-joy-in-every-moment/

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Jyoti on Indigenous Grandmothers, Sacred Economics, and Inner Work - E68 Oct 03, 2019

How can the wisdom held by indigenous communities help humanity evolve and heal?

In this episode entitled Through the Keyhole: Walking with the Divine Mother, Amisha sits down with internationally renowned spiritual leader Jyoti, who speaks about her early life as a woman waking up in the Southern United States, and how a series of calls, visions and sacred synchronicities led her to assemble a council of 13 indigenous grandmothers to wake up the world.

Together Amisha and Jyoti speak about the ways that we can respond to the overwhelming crises that we face on a global scale, the indigenous prophecies of what is to come in the next decades and how to listen within to find our path to healing and to service in the world.

“Our work right now is to move around the planet and try to hold these pieces of people’s hearts while they are opening. Our indigenous original cultures know how to walk through this – they have the prophecies that give us the instructions on how to walk through this.” ~ Jyoti

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/10/03/e68-jyoti-on-indigenous-grandmothers-sacred-economics-and-inner-work-through-the-keyhole-walking-with-the-divine-mother/

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Raki Ap on Colonial Racism, Climate Crisis and Empowered Activism - E67 Sep 26, 2019

How can we use our freedom to stand up for the oppressed?

In this episode entitled A Voice in the Darkness: Speaking Out for the Silenced, Amisha connects with Raki Ap. Raki shares the story of his life: fleeing West Papua as a child, growing up in the Netherlands and joining the Dutch army, and now living in political exile in The Hague.

Raki wants the world to know what has been happening in West Papua to West Papuans and what we as individuals can do to support them and stand up for their freedom. He speaks about the work he is doing in the Netherlands to inspire young people to act, to raise their voices and to feel empowered to speak out for those who are silenced by oppression.

Together Raki and Amisha share personal stories of their experiences of West Papua and West Papuans, speak about reclaiming ancestral heritage and the root cause and impact of climate breakdown.

“What I try to do is just storytelling, I want people to know what is happening in West Papua, while Indonesia has been banning foreign media for 57 years. It’s up to the citizens of other countries, when they know what is happening there, to use your democratic voice and rights to tell political representatives to act in the name of humanity, in the name of international law and peace and justice.” ~ Raki Ap

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/09/26/e67-raki-ap-on-colonial-racism-climate-crisis-and-empowered-activism-a-voice-in-the-darkness-speaking-out-for-the-silenced/

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Justine Huxley on Interbeing, Deep Adaptation and Regeneration - E66 Sep 19, 2019

How can we hold awareness of the interbeing of all things in the face of crisis?

In this episode entitled Deepening Darkness and the Regenerative Spark: Holding the Wholeness, Amisha sits down with Justine Huxley, Director of St Ethelburga’s Centre for Peace and Reconciliation in London.

Justine speaks about doing the work of deep adaptation in the face of complex global challenges and looming societal collapse. She speaks about her work at St Ethelburga’s with the younger generation, and her own feelings and experiences as an activist of several decades. Together Amisha and Justine speak about what it means to engage in sacred activism at this time, bringing together the regenerative spark of the younger generation with the resources and power of the older generation to tackle the challenges we face.

“This evolutionary doorway that we have the potential to step through is about interbeing, and that means not separating anything out - not separating ourselves from each other, ourselves from the earth, the inner from the outer, the dark from the light. You can't step into that place without also doing this work of embracing all of it.” ~ Justine Huxley

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/09/19/e66-justine-huxley-on-interbeing-deep-adaptation-and-regeneration-deepening-darkness-and-the-regenerative-spark-holding-the-wholeness/

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Jeff Brown on Grounded Spirituality, Enrealment and Spiritual Bypass - E65 Sep 12, 2019

How can we stay grounded on our spiritual journey?

In this episode Ascending with Both Feet on the Ground, Amisha is in conversation with author, teacher, Enrealment Activist and Grounded Spiritualist Jeff Brown. Together they discuss the dangers of dissociative spiritual practices, as well as the cultures and individuals that encourage these practises for individuals carrying unresolved trauma.

Jeff shares stories of his own spiritual journey and the experiences that led him to his current practises of embodiment, ‘enrealment’ and integration.He explains why embodied psychotherapy holds our greatest hope for healing and self realisation, how he made a spiritual practice of betting on horses at the races, and the myriad problems with patriarchal spirituality.

Together Amisha and Jeff discuss some of the ways we dissociate and absent ourselves in the name of becoming present, and how we can learn instead to hold on to the threads of ever more diverse realities.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/09/11/e65-jeff-brown-on-grounded-spirituality-enrealment-and-spiritual-bypass-ascending-with-both-feet-on-the-ground/

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Jemma Foster on Alchemy, Plant Consciousness and Vibrational Medicine - E64 Sep 05, 2019

In this episode entitled Joining the Dots Between Plants, Planets and People, Amisha climbs aboard the good ship Xanadu to meet with forager, chef, and plant alchemist Jemma Foster. Jemma stepped out of a career in journalism to train in vibrational healing and plant medicine, after becoming fascinated with quantum physics and the vibrational nature of reality.

Jemma walks us through the tapestry of interwoven healing and medicinal modalities that make up an experience with Mama Xanadu - from astrological botanical elixirs infused with planetary sound frequencies to private musical performances from plants - and explains the origins and intentions behind each element.

She shares some of the latest research into plant neurobiology and introduces us to a breathtakingly beautiful technology that allows us to listen to what our plants have to say and track how they respond to the changing environment.

“Once you have a relationship, it’s the same with a person. You can bring a person to mind and connect across time and space, and that’s the same thing with the plants and with the remedies. We have many tools with which to work, but in its purest form we have that direct perception, direct communication.” ~ Jemma Foster

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/09/04/e64-jemma-foster-on-alchemy-plant-consciousness-and-vibrational-medicine-joining-the-dots-between-plants-planets-and-people/

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Nick Mulvey on Self Knowledge, Songwriting and Ceremony - E63 Aug 29, 2019

How can we create the conditions for something universal to be expressed through us?

“Deeper self knowledge, true potential of the human, self realisation, happiness, suffering... it doesn’t belong in narrow places any more - in monasteries - it needs to be in the hospitals. Now is the time for it to be in the schools, in our lives. I really believe that.” ~ Nick Mulvey

In this episode entitled A Voice For Nature: Playing From the Heart Strings, Amisha shares a moment with Nick Mulvey, a musician and songwriter whose music and performance speaks directly to the times we are in. His most recent album ‘Wake Up Now’ is a rallying cry to humanity. It features themes of fracking and the refugee crisis, weaving rhythms and melodies from across the globe with heartfelt and deeply personal lyrics.

Nick speaks about his own journey towards deep self knowledge, tracked through the highs and lows of his career as a musical artist. We hear stories of Nick’s experiences leading the funeral procession for Polly Higgins, working alongside Wisdom Keepers from indigenous traditions around the world at Glastonbury Festival and channeling the words of a whale for a new song.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/08/29/e63-nick-mulvey-on-self-knowledge-songwriting-and-ceremony-a-voice-for-nature-playing-from-the-heart-strings/

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Phoebe Tickell on Systems Change, Courage, and Apocalypse - E62 Aug 22, 2019

How do we overcome paralysis in the face of complexity?

“We all have something that we came to do. If more people were doing that soul work we would be in less of a mess. What dreams we had as children of what our lives would look like! When we ignore that, it is where the numbing begins – the giving up of wanting to participate.” ~ Phoebe Tickell

In this episode entitled Striving to be Consistent in An Inconsistent World, Amisha meets complex systems designer, social entrepreneur and educator Phoebe Tickell. Together they explore what it means to bridge several different ‘worlds’ in your work, facing the paralysis that can come when faced with complex crises, and how to connect with our ‘soul work’. Phoebe speaks about the pressure on individuals to hold the responsibility for planetary change, and why the focus must return urgently to changing systems.

Together Amisha and Phoebe discuss the origins of the myths and stories that we dwell in, the way that they shape our actions and reactions, and what happens when we step outside of them.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/08/22/e62-phoebe-tickell-on-complex-systems-soul-work-and-multiple-realities-walking-the-edge-of-many-worlds/

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Mac Macartney on Leadership, Finding Purpose and Serving Future Generations E61 Aug 15, 2019

How can we be in service to the world at this time?

“It’s an assumption from the people who taught me, that creation lodges a tiny piece of its genius inside each of us. You have to find it, and then grow it, and then share it…I will go on this journey and never give up until I have located it, grown it and I’m then fully sharing it.” ~ Mac Macartney

In this episode entitled Keeping The Children’s Fire, Amisha spends a morning with speaker, writer and change-maker Mac Macartney. Mac is the founder of Devon land-based learning centre Embercombe, and is the author of several books.

Mac speaks about living courageously and on purpose, connecting with our deepest love, our gifts and our responsibilities to walk the Twin Trail of inner and outer development and contribution.

Together Mac and Amisha speak about the complexity and challenge of living and working in community, the humble reality of being a human work in progress, and how to stay committed to the journey when the weather gets rough.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/08/15/e61-mac-macartney-on-leadership-finding-purpose-and-serving-future-generations-keeping-the-childrens-fire/

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Cindy Barnes on Emotional Leadership, Sensory Processing Sensitivity and Eco Anxiety E60 Aug 08, 2019

How can we thrive in the world as Highly Sensitive People?

In this episode entitled Entering the Era of the Sensitive Person, Amisha connects with therapist, coach and Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) Cindy Barnes.

Cindy specialises in working with people who identify as Highly Sensitive or with having the trait of Sensory Processing Sensitivity. This is a scientifically verified, hereditary genetic trait shared by around 20% of the population.

Cindy explains what it means to be an HSP, the challenges of living with this trait, and also the incredible benefits available when we learn to understand and provide for the particular characteristics of our nervous system. She also shares the results of recent research into the trait and some of the theories about the evolutionary purpose of this trait of high sensitivity in humans and other species.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/08/08/e60-cindy-barnes-on-emotional-leadership-sensory-processing-sensitivity-and-eco-anxiety-entering-the-era-of-the-sensitive-person/

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Ed Gillespie on Going Beyond Sustainability, New Technologies and Systems Change - E59 Aug 01, 2019

What innovation is needed now to steer us towards a beautiful future?

“It ain’t just a techno fix. It’s not just about shifting an energy system into renewables. it’s not just about shifting from fossil fuels to green energy. It is actually about reimagining how so many of these systems can and should work… The size of the solutions have to fit the size of the problems. If what needs to be done doesn’t fit within commercial and political realities, then we have to change those realities.” ~ Ed Gillespie

In this episode entitled Building a Bright Green Future: Handicraft and Spacecraft, Amisha sits down with environmental entrepreneur and author, Ed Gillespie. As a twenty year veteran of the sustainability movement, Ed shares his perspective on where we stand today with regard to climate crisis and the sustainability of our major systems, examples of what has already been achieved and is already being done to change things for the better, and where he is placing his energy now to support that transition.

Together Ed and Amisha discuss ‘flight shaming’ and slow travel, little robot farmers called Tom, Dick and Harry, and the end of our civilisation. They speak about how and why the Extinction Rebellion movement is finding success where others have not, the pressure imbalance between individual citizens and the behaviour of governments and businesses, and how we might reconnect to create a fertile, fun-filled future for our planet.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/08/01/e59-ed-gillespie-on-going-beyond-sustainability-new-technologies-and-systems-change-building-a-bright-green-future-handicraft-and-spacecraft/

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Lex Empress on Improvisation, Presence and Surrender - E58 Jul 25, 2019

What happens when we let go and trust our voice?

In this episode entitled Medicine Songs for the Soul, Amisha spends time with transformational coach, consultant and singer of soul songs Lex Empress.

After a childhood spent “in the blackest dark”, carefully concealing her innate gifts, and an early career laced with the promise of pop stardom, Lex followed her intuition away from the path laid out for her and onto a new track all of her own - touching hearts and changing lives with the penetrating profundity of her one to one song sessions. From the boardroom to the beaches of Ibiza, thousands have come to sit before Lex and hear the song their soul needs now.

Lex shares with Amisha the journey to finally living and expressing her gifts through song, the leaps of faith and great silences along the way, and how she became her own medicine - singing herself sane.

“If you find the courage to express yourself, you are an artist… The moment you show up to create that’s it. Even if it’s not something being shared. Just the courage to express yourself. It’s enough. You made it!”~ Lex Empress

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/07/25/e58-lex-empress-on-improvisation-presence-and-surrender-medicine-songs-for-the-soul/

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Kamau Abayomi on Black Divinity, Creativity and Spiritual Activism - E57 Jul 18, 2019

How can our individual creative freedom liberate others?

In this episode entitled Liberating Maat Energy Through the Arts, Amisha meets multidisciplinary metaphysical artist Kamau Abayomi. Kamau’s broad-ranging creative expression is a conduit for Maat energy - the ancient Egyptian goddess of harmony, truth, justice and balance. From his early years as a skateboarding teenage rapper in Oakland, California to over 15 years living in Bali, Kamau’s path through life has been one of creative liberation.

Kamau’s work with Maat energy seeks balance and harmony in creative forms. He has combined traditional Balinese dance with breakdance and rap elements in performance, and regularly puts Michael Jackson into his ecstatic dance DJ sets. Kamau speaks about his belief that the full spectrum of codes and vibrations must be available so that each person can seek and find their own access points to spiritual and creative growth.

“If we’re afraid of our own voice, our innate wisdom that’s connected to the higher aspects of our being can’t flow through.” ~ Kamau Abayomi

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/07/18/e57-kamau-abayomi-on-black-divinity-creativity-and-spiritual-activism-liberating-maat-energy-through-the-arts/

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Michelle Lowe-Holder on On Art, Repurposing and Waste - E56 Jul 10, 2019

What is wrong with a culture of fast fixes?

In this episode entitled No Laughing Matter: Art From the Gutter, Amisha meets sustainable fashion designer and lecturer, Michelle Lowe-Holder.

Michelle was inspired to relocate to England from America by the famously radical and innovative fashion design scene. It was here that she became interested in working with more ethical materials and practises and released her first sustainable fashion collection in 2010.

Michelle has most recently acquired a surprisingly detailed understanding of teen drug culture, as well as a collection of over 3,000 used nitrous oxide canisters. She has created provocative works of art from her glittering urban forage, which shock audiences by their scale.

Together Amisha and Michelle discuss the impact of fast fashion on our mindset and environment, how the ‘fast high’ of nitrous oxide exemplifies a worrying trend towards disposability and increased waste, and what we as individuals can do to counter such trends.

“We need to start changing our mindset about waste in general - how we can repurpose, how we can reuse and how we can value it and change the way we are thinking.” ~ Michelle Lowe-Holder

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/07/11/e56-michelle-lowe-holder-on-on-art-repurposing-and-waste-no-laughing-matter-art-from-the-gutter/

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Jonathan Kay on The Fool, Archetypal Play and Self Realisation - E55 Jul 04, 2019

What does it truly mean to be Foolish?

In this episode entitled Making a Fool of Yourself to Find Your Truth, Amisha meets professional Fool, Jonathan Kay. For the uninitiated, The Fool exists somewhere in the archetypal space between a clown, your inner child and a guru - and everywhere and nowhere at the same time. Tune in to experience Foolish ways of looking, seeing, being… and flying!

Jonathan has been a performer since a young age, travelling and performing with theatres and bands. Something mysterious happened to him in Winchester in the early 80s which led him to be touched by The Fool and his present life’s work evolved from there. He now teaches workshops and programmes, as well as continuing to perform and bring The Fool to audiences and initiates across the globe.

Together Amisha and Jonathan explore what it really means to make a Fool of ourselves. Jonathan draws on powerful, painful stories to give examples of the depth of his work with The Fool - which is essentially a spiritual practice for him.

“You have to have a contained box before you can see that you can play in this contained box and let yourself out. That heads towards self-consciousness, which heads towards consciousness and being open and out of prison.” ~ Jonathan Kay

Trigger warning: contains themes of suicide and torture

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/07/04/e55-jonathan-kay-on-the-fool-archetypal-play-and-self-realisation-making-a-fool-of-yourself-to-find-your-truth/

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Anna Murray on Pattern, Cycles and Balance - E54 Jun 27, 2019

At a time of growing individual and global burnout, how can looking to nature's patterns inspire us to find more sustainable and harmonious ways of living?

In this episode entitled The Positive Power of Pattern, Amisha meets with Anna Murray, co-founder of Patternity - a ‘conscious creative organisation’ working with pattern to inspire more curious, collaborative and connected ways of living.

Anna shares her journey with patterns, noticing how they play out in her own life and in the world around her, and speaks about how we can work with pattern awareness to create balance in our lives. During her early career in advertising, Anna became aware that something was very wrong with the way she was using her creativity. This sense of discomfort grew stronger and she began to hear a call to change direction. Anna speaks about the experience of taking a leap of faith to respond to this call and how her life has transformed as a result.

As an entrepreneur starting a new business, Anna and her business partner, Grace Winteringham, quickly came up against their own patterns and the patterns of the business culture around her. She tells how they were pushed to change, and to really live Patternity’s ethos of interconnectedness, beauty and balance. We hear how the two women repatterned their working lives and company culture to be in balance and harmony with natural patterns.

Together Anna and Amisha discuss the cycles that shape our lives on a personal and societal level, the bias we hold against slower, darker aspects of different cycles, and the gifts that come from tracking and tuning into our own cyclical nature. Anna tells us about her decision to approach life with more spirals and fewer stripes and what this means in her day to day life.

“We have not been taught to value rest, we want to be in perpetual summer.” ~ Anna Murray

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/06/27/e54-anna-murray-on-pattern-cycles-and-balance-the-positive-power-of-pattern/

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Alan Clements on Meditation, Sacred Activism and Intimacy - E53 Jun 20, 2019

How can we change the world by changing our consciousness?

In this episode entitled Oxygenating Beautiful States of Mind, Amisha meets author, investigative journalist and teacher of meditation Alan Clements. Together they explore the nature of meditation, consciousness, beauty and activism.

Alan shares the story of his enquiry into the influence of consciousness on consciousness itself, including what inspired him to study “the elements of consciousness that enhance its frequency, luminosity, liberty and enlightenment.” We hear about the shift from external exploration - through psychedelics, entheogens, diet and yoga - toward an internal exploration, which led Alan to Burma, to the Mahasi Meditation Centre, and his teacher there.

After studying mindfulness meditation in a Burmese monastery for over 20 years, Alan returned to the world of laypeople and now spends his days writing, running retreats and teaching what he has learned to others. He and Amisha speak about the challenges of studying meditation outside the controlled environment of a monastery, and how we can practise mindful intelligence as a way of being in everyday life.

Alan shares his beliefs about how monogamous commitment is the way of the future for loving relationships, and why abandoning polyamory allows us to reach greater states of freedom together than we can alone. He tells how - by holding the highest integrity of presence in every moment and encounter - we can each change the world right here, right now and one person at a time.

“The most important act of activism today is to be in emotional integrity in the most heightened way - where you are, with whom you’re with - and let that be the evidence, should you die, of the greatest gift you gave to the future of life.” ~ Alan Clements

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/06/20/e53-alan-clements-on-meditation-intimacy-and-sacred-activism-oxygenating-beautiful-states-of-mind/

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A note for our community // Presence, Sacred Activism and Resilience Apr 21, 2019

After two very full series and 52 episodes, our host Amisha Ghadiali shares some musings with our community during our series break.

In this episode entitled Presence, Sacred Activism and Resilience, she talks about her ideas to get the community together in more face to face interactions all over the world, and a possibility of a matchmaking service for those looking for love!

She also shares about sacred activism, resilience, and presence. How to dance the twin trail, as we prepare for Series Three which we start recording in May and will be released in June.

Thank you to all of you wonders in our community for your beautiful hearts and commitment to the future. We are writing it as we speak, nothing is inevitable.

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Daniela Plattner on Embodiment, Movement and Integration - E52 Feb 14, 2019

How can embodiment practises unlock our potential?

In this episode entitled Moving Into Our Future Potential, Amisha meets strategist, coach and facilitator Daniela Plattner. Daniela works with movement to unlock and unleash creative confidence.

Since playing footsie with Gabrielle Roth - the founder of 5Rhythms - as a child in a New York restaurant, Daniela has been on a profound personal journey with movement: finding her purpose in the place where her greatest pain and her greatest joy meet.

Daniela speaks to us about embodiment and movement: what it means to her, how it can transform lives and how we can incorporate it into our daily lives. She speaks about the deep integration that happens when we align our mind and body through conscious movement and how we can tap into the intelligence of our body to help us navigate decisions in our lives. Together Amisha and Daniela share stories of healing and releasing trauma through movement, visualisation and deep listening to the body.

“Through my greatest struggles and greatest joys I’ve again and again come back to the body as my greatest compass and an ally for navigating decisions and choices and life events.” ~ Daniela Plattner

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/02/14/e52-daniela-plattner-on-embodiment-movement-and-integration-mind-body-integration-through-movement/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Aurelio on Sound, Mysticism and Healing - E51 Feb 07, 2019

How do the soundscapes of our lives influence us?

In this episode entitled The Art, Craft and Science of Sonic Experience, Amisha meets visionary listener, musician, educator, and global citizen Aurelio. Now based in India, Aurelio grew up in Austria and has travelled the world studying the origins and functions of music.

Aurelio rejected book-learning in favour of finding embodied experiences of music in daily life around the globe. He speaks of the primal pulses and frequencies that infuse our existence from conception onwards and how these influence our cells, our sense of harmony, and our social rituals.

Aurelio tells us about life and works at Svaram - a campus and community in Auroville, dedicated to experience of sound. He talks about the roles of music in our lives - both individually and collectively - and the findings of neurobiological studies into the effects of sound and music on our brains from our earliest moments in utero.

Together Aurelio and Amisha explore the ever-changing soundscapes of our lives; from the jungle to the city and from the womb out into the world.

“In most indigenous cultures there was a sound event that brought forth manifestation. At the beginning there's the unknown cosmic ocean and then something ignites and starts to throb. All of us come into incarnation in this fluid space where sound travels seven times as fast. We are exposed to pulsation for 9 months...We all have a pulse in ourselves.” ~ Aurelio

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/02/07/e51-aurelio-on-sound-mysticism-and-healing-the-art-craft-and-science-of-sonic-experience/

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Safia Minney on Modern Slavery, Ethical Fashion and Sustainability - E50 Jan 31, 2019

How many slaves are making your clothes?

In this episode entitled Slaves to Fashion: a Voice for the Voiceless, Amisha meets author, consultant and social entrepreneur Safia Minney, who founded ethical fashion brands People Tree and Po-Zu. Safia speaks to us about modern slavery: all the ways it is hidden in plain view and what she and others are doing to change the broken system that perpetuates it.

Amisha and Safia discuss how the very fabric of our environments is part of a tangled web of human rights abuses and environmental degradation. We hear stories of some of the 41 million slaves worldwide who have been trapped in bonded labour, human trafficking.

As awareness grows around modern day slavery and legislation begins to come in, big companies are forced to account for the treatment of workers in their supply chains. However, more still needs to be done. Safia tells us how we can act to make a change, refusing to stay complicit in a polluting and abusive system where the human and environmental cost of high-street fashion prices is just too high.

“We need to find that appreciation for our food, for our clothes, for the products that we use and understand that these are not given to us. Nature doesn't give them to us free of charge- they come with environmental costs and they come with environmental risks and those risks are often borne by the most vulnerable people in the world” - Safia Minney

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/01/31/e50-safia-minney-on-modern-slavery-ethical-fashion-and-sustainability-slaves-to-fashion-a-voice-for-the-voiceless/

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Justin Faerman on Flow Consciousness, Intuition and Effortlessness - E49 Jan 23, 2019

How can we access and maintain a perpetual flow state of ease, abundance and inspiration?

In this episode entitled Finding Our Way to Flow Consciousness… and Staying There, Amisha shares a moment with consciousness researcher, serial entrepreneur and Co-Founder of the Flow Consciousness Institute Justin Faerman.

How would it feel to have a continuous experience of being effortlessly supported by life, knowing that all the resources that you need to thrive and experience exponential growth and success will flow to you with ease? In this episode Justin introduces us to the experience of flow consciousness and reveals some of the entry points we can all find in our own lives to tap into it.

Justin shares the foundational importance of learning how to tune into our intuition, shifting from a focus on the mind to a greater awareness of felt sense in and around our bodies. Together he and Amisha share their own journeys of learning to access and follow their intuition, as well as discussing some of the latest scientific research into intuition and consciousness.

We hear the story of how Justin came to be living and working with flow consciousness, his experience of sharing what he has learned with others and some of the obstacles people face on their journey to embracing flow consciousness as a way of life. He sets out the conditions - both internal and external - that can support us to step into flow consciousness, how to rewire our perceptions to achieve an ongoing state of flow and how we can perpetuate the experience once we have accessed it.

“We tend to only be consciously aware of the macro decisions - the big ones - but they make up the smallest percentage of the decisions we make each day. It’s the small decisions that make the most impact collectively.” ~ Justin Faerman

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/01/24/e49-justin-faerman-on-flow-consciousness-intuition-and-effortlessness-finding-our-way-to-flow-consciousness-and-staying-there/

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Jo Hunter on Creativity, Shame and Connection - E48 Jan 17, 2019

How can rediscovering our creativity free us to thrive?

In this episode entitled 64 Million Artists: Unlocking The Creative Potential of a Nation, Amisha meets creative consultant and entrepreneur Jo Hunter.

Jo grew up very creative, but as the pressures of adult life kicked in, like so many of us she became focused on being fast and being perfect, rather than being creative. When the hectic pace of her ‘dream job’ began to take its toll, Jo took a month out to slow down and reconnect. She asked people around her to set her some creative challenges, and working through them one by one she rediscovered her own creativity - her capacity to take risks and to play - and it changed her life.

Now with her organisation 64 Million Artists Jo works to help others reconnect with their own creativity. The team go into a variety of workplaces from factories to hospitals and challenge people to step out of their comfort zones and into the realm of new, playful experiences. Jo speaks about the structural, social and organisational obstacles to creativity and how we can bust through them to unleash our creative selves for the benefit of all.

“Creativity is the essence of who you are, it’s absolutely connected to spirituality and the true expression of yourself. When you are not really being who you are it's an immediate blocker to being creative.”~ Jo Hunter

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/01/17/e48-jo-hunter-on-creativity-shame-and-connection-64-million-artists-unlocking-the-creative-potential-of-a-nation/

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Johann Hari on Depression, Addiction and Connection - E47 Jan 10, 2019

In this episode entitled Lost Connections: Finding Others Instead of Ourselves, Amisha meets author and journalist Johann Hari. Johann’s best-selling book ‘Chasing the Scream’ is focused on addiction and the war on drugs, while his most recent publication ‘Lost Connections’ dives into the deeper causes and unexpected solutions for the rising tide of depression and anxiety.

Together Johann and Amisha discuss how our society and culture is failing to meet people’s needs in the most basic way. They speak about the discourse of rage and humiliation that dominates our current socio-political context and the origins and impacts of our addiction to ‘junk values’.

During his 30,000 mile quest to understand depression, addiction and connection Johann encountered people from all walks of life seeking to heal the epidemic of depression and anxiety. We hear stories from across the globe of communities banding together to recover collective control, meaning and connection.

“The best journeys are not where you find yourself, the best journeys are where you find other people...” ~ Johann Hari

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/01/10/e47-johann-hari-on-depression-addiction-and-connection/

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Amisha Ghadiali on Courage, Receptivity and Elegant Rebellion -E46 Jan 01, 2019

How do we recognise the golden threads that weave together a full and inspired life?

In this episode entitled Understanding the Beauty of Our Worlds, our show notes writer Lucy White sits down with founder and host of the podcast Amisha Ghadiali so that you can tune into where this project has come from. Amisha shares the story of the different threads running through her life that are lovingly woven together in The Future Is Beautiful book and podcast.

What Amisha is offering with this podcast and everything she does is permission to be human, to live beyond silos and allow the different elements of our inner and outer life to be present in all we do. She is interested in the full spectrum of our experience, honouring and celebrating our challenges as well as our joy.

Together Amisha and Lucy discuss learning to embrace and enter willingly into our darkness and the collective shadows we all hold. Furthermore, how to get in touch with our core intuition in order to transform our deepest and earliest patterning - and of course how all of this can lead us to a wide open beautiful future.

“We can’t create a beautiful future by bypassing everything we don’t like and creating a fake utopia that sits on top of it. There’s a lot of power in our darkness and that's often where the treasure is.” - Amisha Ghadiali

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2019/01/03/e46-amisha-ghadiali-on-courage-receptivity-and-elegant-rebellion/

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Jem Bendell on Deep Adaptation, Climate Change and Societal Collapse -E45 Dec 21, 2018

How can we adapt to the inevitability of climate-induced societal collapse?

In this episode entitled Acceptance and Evolution in the Face of Global Meltdown, Amisha sits down with strategist and educator Jem Bendell. Jem published a paper in July 2018 introducing the concept of Deep Adaptation and stating his belief in the inevitability of climate-induced societal collapse within the next 10 years.

Jem first became an environmentalist as a teenager in 1988 and went on to train as in climate science during his degree before moving into the field of sustainable business. Alarming data on melting ice and permafrost drew Jem back to climate science, where he soon realised that what we see today are many signs of runaway climate change, which has already gone beyond our control.

Through his work on Deep Adaptation, Jem offers three questions for humanity at this time: what do we most value, what must we let go of and what must we restore that has been lost? Jem speaks about sharing his message with school children and sustainable development professionals alike, the fascinating responses he has received to his work and the resulting existential and spiritual shifts in his own life.

“The big challenge of our time is to make sure that when our hearts break we stay open and connected and curious rather than coming up with stories to justify ourselves being violent to others that we have othered more than those closest to us.” - Jem Bendell

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/12/27/e45-jem-bendell-on-deep-adaptation-climate-change-and-societal-collapse-acceptance-and-evolution-in-the-face-of-global-meltdown/

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Erika Gagnon on Plant Medicine, Tobacco and The Eagle & Condor Prophecy - E44 Dec 19, 2018

How can plant medicines help humanity to heal?

In this episode entitled Healing Wisdom of The Americas, Amisha meets Canadian Ceremonial leader & Wisdom Keeper Erika Gagnon.

Erika grew up in a typically North American cultural experience without any spiritual inclinations. She was raised in family of mixed heritage amid the separatist movement in Quebec. We hear the story of how - after reaching a crisis point in her early thirties which led to a series of transformational experiences - she connected for the first time with the Red Road, and an unexplored part of her ancestry, beginning her journey on the medicine path, which now spans almost three decades.

Together Erika and Amisha speak about how to honour the sacred medicines appropriately and the dangers and deceptions that abound in the world of plant medicine. Erika speaks about working with tobacco as a medicine for ritual and healing - and how it differs from the mainstream commercial and recreational use of tobacco. She shares her experiences of working consciously with trauma and the discordant or destructive energies that can become lodged in our bodies, in order to release and heal them.

“The sacred master plant medicines help us remember who we are, where we have come from and where we are going. They help us to enter different levels of our awareness and consciousness, to be able to access different levels of healing for our bodies, minds and spirits.” ~ Erika Gagnon

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/12/22/e44-erika-gagnon-on-plant-medicine-indigenous-wisdom-and-the-eagle-and-condor-prophecy-healing-wisdom-of-the-americas/

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Vinay Gupta on Blockchain, Biotech and Consciousness - E43 Dec 12, 2018

What will it take to bring world-changing technologies to the mainstream?

"What is required is not more creation, but extremely precise clinical destruction. We need the old world to die and we need to kill it...We have had 50 years of hippy good vibe activism and it hasn't solved a single problem.” ~ Vinay Gupta

In this episode entitled Raising the Floor of Humanity Through Cultural Activism and Hard Capitalism, Amisha sits down with technologist, policy analyst, futurist, and global resilience expert Vinay Gupta. Vinay's life’s work is to ensure the long-term survival of humanity by finding solutions to our biggest problems. Together he and Amisha speak about some of the most complex and urgent challenges humanity faces today, as well as the elegant technological and systemic solutions that are already within our grasp.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/12/13/e43-vinay-gupta-on-blockchain-biotech-and-consciousness-raising-the-floor-of-humanity-through-cultural-activism-and-hard-capitalism/

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Polly Higgins on Ecocide Law, Living Your Purpose and Earth Protection - E42 Dec 04, 2018

How do we create a legal duty of care for the Earth?

“For me it’s not about whether or not you are an environmentalist, it’s about whether or not you care. If you care you can move mountains. Any mother knows this.” ~ Polly Higgins

In this episode entitled Eradicating Ecocide by an Earth Lawyer, Amisha meets with author, barrister and ecocide law expert Polly Higgins.

Polly describes how she arrived to a critical choice point in her life where she came to the realisation that the Earth was in need of a good lawyer, and she knew someone for the job… in 2005 she took year out from her successful career as a barrister, and 13 years later still hasn’t gone back.

In 2010 Polly proposed to the United Nations that ecocide become an international crime and since then has been working solidly on bringing this proposal into law. We hear about her mission to help finance vulnerable island states to come forward into the international criminal court, allowing ecocide law to be tabled

**** Polly left her body on April 21st 2019. Please share this episode to inspire others to continue the important work that she started. She had a dream of a million people signing up to become Earth Protectors, please do this in her honour here www.stopecocide.earth ****

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/12/06/e42-polly-higgins-on-ecocide-law-living-your-purpose-and-earth-protection-eradicating-ecocide-by-an-earth-lawyer/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Stephen Reid on Psychedelics, Extinction Rebellion and Metamodernism - E41 Nov 29, 2018

What is the role for psychedelics in transforming our world for the better?

In this episode entitled Reconnecting with Nature in these Urgent Times, Amisha sits down with Stephen Reid, founder of The Psychedelic Society. The society runs events and experiential retreats for a community of people interested in the psychedelic experience, as well as campaigning for the decriminalisation or declassification of certain substances to allow further research into their psychotherapeutic potential.

Stephen speaks about his belief in cognitive liberty and the disastrous effects of state control - banning certain substances while encouraging others, the rising acceptance of psychedelic substances, and what it is that makes a substance addictive.

Stephen describes the profound mystical experiences that can be achieved through psychedelics, why the long-lasting beneficial effects of these substances are less likely to be felt without such an experience, and how psychedelics can change our personality - and indeed our society - for the better.

“I don’t think we are that far away from the point where it is more acceptable to consume psilocybin mushrooms than it is to eat meat.” ~ Stephen Reid

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/11/29/e41-stephen-reid-on-psychedelics-extinction-rebellion-and-metamodernism-reconnecting-with-nature-in-these-urgent-times/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Indra Adnan on New Politics, Soft Power and The Feminine - E40 Nov 22, 2018

How can we create together a political system that supports human and planetary flourishing right in the face of our possible extinction?

“We are living in an era in which people are finding their own autonomy and their own agency and they want to express that. We are not content anymore to hand all of that over to someone else.” Indra Adnan

In this episode entitled Politics is Broken. It’s Time for the Alternative, Amisha Ghadiali meets psychotherapist and consultant Indra Adnan. Indra is co-initiator of The Alternative UK. Only 2% of people in the UK are members of political parties and The Alternative are working to reorient political power from within the 98%.

Indra is committed to exploring politics ‘with a small p’ - the world of sociopolitical culture and action outside the bubble of party politics. The alternative provides a platform to raise awareness about and provide connectivity between people who are creating value within communities particularly innovating for the environment, with a daily blog highlighting new initiatives of active citizenship.

Together Indra and Amisha speak about the revolutionary act of getting to know our neighbours, how both Mumsnet and ISIS rose to influence through the power of story, how a hashtag can change lives and why women must now step forward into the public space as a matter of urgency.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/11/22/e40-indra-adnan-on-new-politics-soft-power-and-the-feminine-politics-is-broken-its-time-for-the-alternative/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Manish Jain on Unschooling, Gift Culture and Deep Localisation - E39 Nov 15, 2018

How can we revolutionise learning and education to serve humans and non-humans better?

In this episode entitled Freedom From the Shackles of Education, Amisha sits down with Manish Jain - social entrepreneur, writer, thinker, and founder of the Unschooling movement in India.

Manish has founded 25 alternative university campuses in India without any startup capital, created a network of 100 radical learning centres globally, and is now persuading thousands of organisations to hire people without formal educational degrees into roles previously reserved for graduates.

We hear the story of his own schooling and unschooling, as well as the pivotal moments that led him to question some of our most deeply entrenched societal norms around economy and education.

Manish speaks about the fears that hold us back from disrupting systems that no longer serve us and what we as individuals and communities can do today, for free, to create radical shifts in education and economy. He tells of the magic that happens when we weave a field of trust in our community, why he supports ‘alternative child labour, and his latest project establishing a university inside a jail.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/11/15/e39-manish-jain-on-unschooling-gift-culture-and-deep-localisation-freedom-from-the-shackles-of-education/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Adah Parris on Identity, Freedom and Inclusion - E38 Nov 08, 2018

How can we find freedom of expression in all our areas of our lives?

In this episode entitled The Four Freedoms, Amisha meets writer, speaker, workshop leader, and passionately curious polymath Adah Paris. Adah has diverse and numerous interests - from tech futurism to reiki, millinery to life-coaching. Much of her work centres in some way around storytelling and inspiring humans to ask themselves the questions they have been avoiding.Adah is one of those rare souls who is content to be unapologetically themselves and to share all the vulnerabilities and victories of their own path of personal growth to help others. We hear about her work with individuals, organisations, and systems to audit their internal patterns, stories, and structures and understand where transformation and growth are possible.

"It all starts from us. What is my role and responsibility in expressing who i am? Nobody else can do it for us - can do it justice in the way that we can. It requires bravery and finding your voice." ~ Adah Parris

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/11/08/e38-adah-parris-on-identity-freedom-and-inclusion-the-four-freedoms/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Daniel Pinchbeck on Ecological Crisis, Systemic Change and Collective Action - E37 Nov 01, 2018

How can we collectively act now to dramatically shift our course to a better planetary future?

"We are in this process of disintegration - an accelerated meltdown of what were stable aspects of our planetary support system- expressing something within us that has to die, change and be reborn." ~ Daniel Pinchbeck

In this episode entitled How Soon Is Now? A Call to Action, Amisha meets New York Times bestselling author and speaker Daniel Pinchbeck. His most recent book "How Soon is Now" looks at the ecological crisis as a rite of passage or initiation for humanity and proposes a "blueprint for the future". Daniel speaks about the disruptive breaks and shifts in consciousness required to address our global crises and the technological, systemic, and social solutions that will support them- including blockchain, gigantic kelp farms, and planetary terraforming. We hear why collective mass action is our best hope for change, how Facebook offers the potential for collective action but thwarts us from having the power, and why we must prepare now to act quickly when the next breaking point comes and what stands in the way of committed, collective action.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/11/01/e37-daniel-pinchbeck-on-ecological-crisis-systemic-change-and-collective-action-how-soon-is-now-a-call-to-action/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Tyler Wetherall on Secrets, Story and Identity - E36 Oct 25, 2018

How do our stories shape us and how do we shape them?

In this episode entitled The Stories We Tell in Order to Survive, Amisha meets author and journalist Tyler Wetherall. Together she and Amisha take a deep dive into our understanding of truth, lies, secrets, and stories.

By the age of 9 Tyler had lived in 13 houses in 5 countries and she believed this to be normal. Soon after she was to receive a shock revelation that would shake the foundations of her life as she knew it and her sense of personal identity. She then carried this secret close to her chest until finally writing her memoir. Tyler shares with us the story of her childhood and the circumstances and decisions which led to her unusual upbringing. But more than anything this episode is about the power we have to reconcile our past, and change our future.

“I genuinely believe it is almost impossible to choose one version of the truth, one version of a story that stands alone... I like to think of everyone's different stories all together like threads in a plait, you chose which thread to follow when you tell a story.” ~ Tyler Wetherall

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/10/25/e36-tyler-wetherall-on-secrets-story-and-identity-the-stories-we-tell-in-order-to-survive/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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David Wood on AI (Artificial Intelligence), Ethics and Technology - E35 Oct 15, 2018

What must we understand today to make good choices about the technologies of tomorrow?

In this episode entitled Sustainable Superabundance or a New Dark Age for Humanity?, Amisha sits down with futurist, technologist and author David Wood. David was among the earliest pioneers of mobile phone software in the days before the dawning of the world wide web. He has worked in mobile and emerging technologies for 25 years, and now acts as an independent futurist, consultant, and writer.

David tells why we cannot leave the setting of appropriate limits and ethical codes around technology to the corporations who produce it, how Hollywood dangerously misleads our perceptions of future technological advances and why we cannot always trust our instincts to guide us in these matters.

Together Amisha and David dive into the ethics and morality of technological development, how to live in a world with no work and what we need to learn today to be ready for tomorrow.

“We will only get to humanity 2.0 by using the very best of humanity 1.0.” ~ David Wood

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/10/18/e35-david-wood-on-ai-artificial-intelligence-ethics-and-technology-sustainable-superabundance-or-a-new-dark-age-for-humanity/

Learn more about London Futurists - https://londonfuturists.com/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Prabhavati Dwabha on Child Poverty, Education and Philanthropy - E34 Oct 09, 2018

How can one person make a difference to overwhelming poverty and suffering?

“Life is better if you are honestly doing your best to make a difference for another being. If you know that in living your life - however you are - you are also making a significant difference for others who would otherwise have no chance… You live different, you feel different, you are different.”~ Prabhavati Dwabha

In this episode entitled Breaking the Cycle of Poverty, Ignorance, and Homelessness, Amisha sits down with Prabhavati Dwabha, a prolific humanitarian who left a career in Hollywood to come to India. She has been working to provide a home, education, love and nourishment to hundreds of ‘at risk’ children for 25 years.

All the children in Prabhavati Dwabha’s care came from very traumatic backgrounds where they were unlikely to survive without rescue. She tells of the experiences that helped her to overcome the belief that one person cannot make a difference in the face of overwhelming suffering. Together she and Amisha speak about karma yoga, the joy of giving and how to fight complacency towards poverty in the place where we live.

“The whole thing if you live in the street in the garbage is that nobody cares - otherwise why would you be there? So if someone comes to where you are and brings a giant watermelon, they care.” ~ Prabhavati Dwabha

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/10/12/e34-prabhavati-dwabha-on-giving-child-poverty-education-and-philanthropy-breaking-the-cycle-of-poverty-ignorance-and-homelessness/

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Jamie Catto on Creativity, Shadows and Panic Attacks - E33 Oct 04, 2018

Where does true creative inspiration come from and how do we invite it in?

“Think of [creativity] as a unicorn. People so want to make money out of their creativity. You end up saddling your unicorn like a donkey to carry your self esteem issues up a hill and it is not its job.” ~ Jamie Catto

In this episode entitled One Giant Leap for Permission to Feel, Amisha sits down with creative catalyst, musician and mischief-maker Jamie Catto.

Jamie seeks to serve as a ‘walking permission slip’ for people he meets, giving permission for himself and others to express themselves more fully and authentically in the world.

Together he and Amisha discuss the roots of suffering and melodrama in our lives, the influence of the patriarchy and how listening holds the key to all that we seek.

We hear Jamie’s perspective on the treasures that can be found in the painful experiences of life and how to use our suffering sustainably. He speaks candidly about his experiences of panic attacks, death and suicide, lets us in on his relationship to creativity and the muse and reveals where the true genius ideas come from.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/10/04/jamie-catto-on-creativity-shadows-and-panic-attacks-one-giant-leap-for-permission-to-feel/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Tiu de Haan on Ritual, Grief and Wonder - E32 Sep 25, 2018

What can wonder bring to our lives and how do we create it?

In this episode entitled The Importance of Ritual and Creativity, Amisha meets Oxford-educated ritual designer and creative facilitator Tiu de Haan to dig into the world of wonder- what it is, where it comes from and how to make room for it in our lives.

Together Tiu and Amisha discuss life, death and serendipity. Tiu tells stories of taking quantum physicists into the forest to play, going out on daily missions to find wonder and spreading ‘pronoia’ by putting love notes in cereal packets - as well as the profound personal tragedy that led her into this work and how to access our light while facing darkness.

“I am of the belief that you can choose to have a lens which sees awe as well as the ordinary, and when you do you can see things that are around us all the time as magnificent sources of marvellousness.”~ Tiu de Haan

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/09/27/e32-tiu-de-haan-on-ritual-grief-and-wonder-the-importance-of-ritual-and-creativity/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Sacha Stone on Self Actualisation, Activism and Sovereignty - E31 Sep 18, 2018

What is true human sovereignty and how can we reclaim it?

"The true sovereign is the living man and the living woman of the living soil, we tend to forget that." ~ Sacha Stone

In this episode entitled A New Earth Beyond Our Personal and Planetary Borders, Amisha shares a moment with former rock musician and founder of both The New Earth Project and Humanitad, Sacha Stone. We hear about his personal journey from early life as a war child, via a career in rock music and deep spiritual enquiry “in the solitude of poetry”, to his present work in the world.

Sacha speaks about the entropic and harmful nature of many of the dominant systems of our civilisation and some of the alternatives that are emerging through his work and that of others. He tells how we can and why we must break the patterns of our cultural, intellectual and social programming.

Sacha challenges mainstream beliefs and perspectives with his views on time, economics and human potential, revealing plans for the emergence of free energy and immortal humans within our lifetimes.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/09/20/e31-sacha-stone-on-self-actualisation-activism-and-sovereignty-a-new-earth-beyond-our-personal-and-planetary-borders/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Roma Norriss on Parenting, Listening and Relationships - E30 Sep 12, 2018

How can changing the way that we approach parenting create a brighter future for all of us?

In this episode entitled Birthing & Raising a Better World, Amisha takes time to connect with birth worker and parenting consultant Roma Norriss.

Roma believes that parenting is the most potent form of activism available to us, and that if just a single generation of children have their emotional needs met, we will see a very different world. She shares stories from her own journey as a parent and explains how we can actively support our kids to stay with their feelings and use their body’s wisdom to heal.

“When parents respond to their children with connection, we will see adults who have a lot less hurt to act out on, and it's that hurt that drives us to plunder our planet's resources and make off-track decisions and fosters greed and consumerism and lack of consciousness around the planet. So when we are building humans that are less damaged, we are going to start seeing a world that is less damaged, and I really don't think that is going to take a long time.” ~ Roma Norriss

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/09/13/e30-roma-norriss-on-parenting-listening-and-relationships-birthing-raising-a-better-world/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Kriss Akabusi on Human Potential, Success and Happiness - E29 Sep 06, 2018

How can we identify and embody our greatest potential?

In this episode entitled Living Your Best Life in Every Moment, Amisha sits down with Kriss Akabusi, who has been many things including a soldier, an Olympian and a TV personality. He is now working as a coach and training as an existential psychotherapist and counsellor.

We take a deep dive into Kriss’s life story, uncovering the choices and twists of fate that shaped his remarkable life and career. He shares his journey from a children’s home to the Olympic podium, how his time in the army influenced his meteoric career in athletics and the mysterious out-of-body experience that gave him a glimpse into a bigger reality.

"I didn’t make the first team in anything at school when it came to sports - which shows me how important the mind, spirit and emotions are to getting the best out of the body. I don’t think that you can get the best out of the body unless everything else is aligned." ~ Kriss Akabusi

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/09/06/e29-kriss-akabusi-on-human-potential-success-and-happiness-living-your-best-life-in-every-moment/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Be part of AllThatWeAre community by using this link, https://love.allthatweare.org/membership

Almunis Alejandra Ortiz on Sound Healing, Indigenous Wisdom and Ayahuasca - E28 Aug 30, 2018

What does it mean to find our true voice?

In this episode entitled Singing the Ancient Codes of Mother Earth to Heal and Remember, Amisha meets Almunis Alejandra Ortiz, a musician and sound healer who helps people find their true voice by tapping into the whole body as an instrument and vehicle of vibrant energy. Almunis shares her understanding of blockages in the voice, how to open a channel for sacred song to come through us and, to repair the balance between feminine and masculine energies within and without.Almunis has been learning the healing wisdom of the Amazon since childhood and receiving powerful 'codes'. She tells how the use of plant medicine has deviated from its original purpose and why she will no longer partake in plant medicine ceremony.

"We don't sing because we want to be loved back, we sing because we ARE love and that has infinite forms" - Almunis Alejandra Ortiz

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/30/e28-almunis-alejandra-ortiz-on-sound-healing-indigenous-wisdom-and-ayahuasca-singing-the-ancient-codes-of-mother-earth-to-heal-and-remember/

Learn more about Bali Spirit Festival - https://www.balispiritfestival.com/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Jon Alexander on Citizenship, Participation and Consumerism - E27 Aug 23, 2018

How do we shift from our society from consumerism to citizenship?

In this episode entitled Freeing the Citizen Within From The Shackles of Consumerism, Amisha sits down with Jon Alexander of the New Citizenship Project, a social innovation lab designed to promote the role of the citizen and encourage better participation in society.

Jon speaks about the work underway to catalyse the shift from identifying as consumers to identifying as citizens. Together he and Amisha speak about how consumerism has played out in the political arena and why the Brexit referendum was a classic example of consumer democracy. Jon shares his insights on how we can contribute to the shift towards a society of citizens and invite people into greater participation.

“We have far more agency in the world than just our consumption choices and we need more opportunities to express that agency.” ~ Jon Alexander

“We are in the dying throes of a consumer era of democracy where choosing between the options that someone else has designed is the primary form of political engagement.” ~ Jon Alexander

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/23/e27-jon-alexander-on-citizenship-participation-and-consumerism-freeing-the-citizen-within-from-the-shackles-of-consumerism/

Learn more about New Citizenship Project - https://www.newcitizenship.org.uk/citizenshift

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Servane Mouazan on Social Enterprise, Women and Networks -E26 Aug 16, 2018

What does it really take to become a social entrepreneur?

In this episode entitled Tending the Roots of Social Business, Amisha sits down with Servane Mouazan, who has spent over 17 years working with women in social enterprise as the founder and director of Ogunte.

Servane shares stories from the 7000+ social businesses led by women who have been supported and mentored through the Ogunte network. The network includes a vast array of social businesses in areas from fintech to food security.

She challenges the stereotypes around women in social enterprise, speaks to the real reasons so many women are inspired to do this work, and shares nuggets of hard-earned wisdom about the joy and pain of starting out as a social entrepreneur.

“Women are active in the space where they have been historically confined to. It’s not something you are born with - that eagerness to help - it’s something you learn... and sometimes you learn it because you have no other choice with what’s around you.” ~ Servane Mouazan

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/16/e26-servane-mouazan-on-social-enterprise-women-and-networks-tending-the-roots-of-social-business/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Peter Macfadyen on Democracy, Community and Local Government - E25 Aug 09, 2018

How can we change politics for the better to benefit our local communities?

In this episode entitled Rewriting the Rules for Local Politics, Amisha meets independent local councillor Peter Macfadyen to learn how Frome (Somerset UK) is transforming from a forgotten market town into one of the most progressive communities in the country.

Peter tells the story of how he became Mayor of Frome by accident and rewrote the rules to return a sense of ownership to the community, putting 40% of council taxes back in people’s hands and inviting children to vote on council budgets.

He explains why manifestos inevitably end in broken promises, why he favours removing party politics at the local level and the need for epic facilitation skills in local government.

“This is about trying to create participatory democracy not representative democracy….It’s saying elect 17 people and then their job is to build a community where whatever it is you want to get done, you can - or at least have a good try at it - and there will be money and support.” ~ Peter Macfadyen

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/09/e25-peter-macfadyen-on-democracy-community-and-local-government-rewriting-the-rules-for-local-politics/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Mallence Bart-Williams on Patriarchy, Ancestry and The Womb -E24 Jul 31, 2018

How can we heal the feminine in our world from the inside out?

In this episode entitled Cleansing the Crucible of Creation, Amisha shares an intimate moment with multidisciplinary creative and social entrepreneur Mallence Bart-Williams. Working in partnership with the royal family of a tiny hidden kingdom in the Asian archipelago, Mallence is bringing to the world an ancient rejuvenation and holistic beauty tool, originally reserved only for Eastern royalty and their concubines. Now this product is saving women in the Western world from hysterectomy and transforming the vitality of their entire bodies. Together Mallence and Amisha speak about how we engage with our wombs today, revisiting the monstrous origins of modern gynaecology and discussing the patriarchal attitudes and assumptions in medical science that harm our connection to our feminine centre.

"There is no redemption big enough to make up for what has been done to the womb." ~ Mallence Bart-Williams

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/08/02/e24-mallence-bart-williams-on-patriarchy-ancestry-and-the-womb-cleansing-the-crucible-of-creation/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Nimo Patel on Simplicity, Service and Songwriting - E23 Jul 25, 2018

What does it truly mean to serve and where do we start?

In this episode entitled Serving with EmptyHands – Learning the Law of Love, Amisha meets musician and humanitarian Nimesh 'Nimo' Patel. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Nimo received an Ivy League education, found fame as a rap star, and enjoyed a successful stint working on Wall Street. After the horror of 9/11, Nimo realised that despite his material success, he felt unhappy and unfulfilled. An unexpected phone call from a friend planted the first seed and later painful health challenges finally drew him to India where he began volunteering at the Gandhi Ashram in Ahmedabad. Together with a group of children from the local community he produced an album of songs. This first project marked the beginning of working closely with underprivileged children and their families to bring their voices to the world. Nimo shares with us some powerful lessons received from the children, their families, and the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi during his time in India.

"I like the idea that we come empty handed and we go empty handed. It’s like two moments of nothingness that we are living in between....Nothing is mine when I'm here, nothing is mine when I leave, so can I live more in a way that I am offering more of myself to the planet when I am here?" ~ Nimo Patel

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/07/26/e23-nimo-patel-on-simplicity-service-and-songwriting-serving-with-empty-hands-learning-the-law-of-love/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Helena Norberg-Hodge on Corporate Control, Systemic Change and Localism - E22 Jul 19, 2018

How do we free ourselves from the controlling influence of multi-national corporations?

In this episode entitled Escaping the Jaws of Hungry Giants, Amisha meets author, filmmaker, and big-picture activist Helena Norberg-Hodge. Together they discuss the influence of multinational corporations in all areas of our lives, and what we can do as individuals to create systemic change. Helena's big-picture activism reveals the interdependent systems of corporate control and urbanisation that are behind our greatest challenges. She explains how the current epidemics of anxiety and depression, climate change, and plastic pollution are caused directly by the actions of multi-national corporations and how a shift to localism holds the antidote to what ails us.

"We are swimming in a sea shaped by corporate desires. They are not thinking beings they are structures shaped by blind reductionist thinking and ever larger scale and greater speed." ~ Helena Norberg-Hodge

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/07/19/helena-norberg-hodge-on-corporate-control-systemic-change-and-localism-escaping-the-jaws-of-hungry-giants/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Jeremy Lent on Patterns, Integration and Meaning - E21 Jul 09, 2018

Why and how do we create patterns of meaning out of the vast expanse of existence?

In this conversation, Jeremy and Amisha explore the world history of our separation from nature, the human instinct to bring meaning and pattern into life, and how we work with the emotions that arise from this, so we can create a flourishing, beautiful sustainable future.

"Optimism and pessimism are both cop outs, but hope is a state of mind that things can change. Whether we think they will or not there is that possibility." ~ Jeremy Lent In this episode entitled Humanity’s Patterns of Meaning, Amisha sits down with author and integrator Jeremy Lent. Jeremy's recent book 'The Patterning Instinct' explores the way humans have made meaning from the cosmos from hunter-gatherer times to the present day. From psychedelic awakenings in Cambridge student squats, to fleeing Britain for California to "see something great", Jeremy followed a deep knowing that there was something much more to life than what he was experiencing. Jeremy's current research, writing, and teaching is driven by the desire to marry his intellectual understanding with what he feels in his body to be true. He seeks an integrated understanding of the rules that govern the cosmos, inside and outside of us.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/07/12/e21-jeremy-lent-on-patterns-integration-and-meaning-humanitys-patterns-of-meaning/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Jo Royle on Marine Science, Ocean Plastics and Environmental Activism - E20 Jul 02, 2018

What action can we take today to help save our oceans from plastic pollution?

"If you can work with nature, we can flourish together." ~ Jo Royle In this episode entitled Remembering The Ocean – An Urgent Call to Reconnect and Save our Seas, Amisha meets up with skipper, activist, and ocean campaigner Jo Royle. Jo's work with Common Seas is focused on reducing the threat from plastic pollution, working with industry leaders to eradicate single-use plastics and address the cultural and economic root causes of the problem.

Despite growing up landlocked and suffering a crippling autoimmune disease during her teens, Jo spent much of her childhood in a dinghy in Devon. After studying at university and making a determined recovery from illness, Jo set sail as a young adult to work at sea full time for over a decade, skippering a variety of vessels and leading projects across the globe. On her travels Jo saw first hand where our relationship to the seas is out of balance and this fuelled her determination to advocate for oceans and marine life. Jo shares with us some harrowing stories and heartbreaking statistics from ocean expeditions to the front lines of climate change. She offers straightforward solutions that we can all implement now and ways to become ocean activists in our daily lives. "Most important is for more and more of us to have good times on and by the water. The more you connect with nature, whether the sea or a forest the more you will learn about it and the more you want to protect it." ~ Jo Royle

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/07/05/e20-jo-royle-on-marine-science-ocean-plastics-and-environmental-activism-remembering-the-ocean-an-urgent-call-to-reconnect-and-save-our-seas/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

William Etundi on Activism, Creativity and Evolution - E19 Jun 25, 2018

How to bring people together for experiences that change lives.

In this episode entitled Fuelling Creative Fire to Inspire Culture Change, Amisha is in conversation with William Etundi, a curator and creator of "events that touch the world". From jubilant mass political protests to mind-expanding mansion parties, William's events blend social commentary, art and public spectacle. Together Amisha and William discuss their experiences of race, difference, place, belonging and embodying cultural bridges. William speaks about his experience growing up as a mixed race man with African heritage in both America, as well as his early childhood experiences of activism as the son of a politically engaged pastor in a proudly gay district. From taking days off school to attend protests as a child, William grew up and moved to New York to immerse himself in the community of activists and culture creators of the late 90s and early 2000s. He describes the energy and hope of young people reclaiming the streets and speaking truth to power, and the crushing disillusionment that followed the brutal police suppression of protests around the 2004 Republican convention in New York. Amisha and William share stories of entering inside the mainstream political and judicial system, getting burned by what they saw and experienced there and how this led them both to turn their energies towards the soft, small, interpersonal actions at the roots of society and the call of the creative fire inside. William Etundi's work has been featured in the pages of Vogue, i-D Magazine, Paper Magazine, and more, with the New York Times proclaiming him “an impresario of the underground." In 2012 he launched SeeMe, an international artist network that grew to over 1 million members. He is also the founder and creative director of You Are So Lucky, one of the most sought-after tickets in New York City.

"I think it is essential that when you feel that creative fire inside to be true to that. It doesn't mean it's going to save the world but it might save you and that could be just as important". William Etundi

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/06/28/e19-william-etundi-on-activism-creativity-and-evolution-fuelling-creative-fire-to-inspire-culture-change/

Learn more about SeeMe at https://www.see.me/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

Lucile Yaney on Food, Healing and Consciousness - E18 Jun 21, 2018

Creating a high vibrational restaurant to lift spirits, heal bodies and open hearts and minds.

In this episode entitled Raising Vibrations and Starting Conversations with Food, Amisha meets Lucile Yaney, a psychotherapist and visionary restaurateur. Lucille shares the story of how the Inn of the Seventh Ray was born of a mystical encounter with the "last eyesore in Topanga" and a year-long commitment to following her heart. Everything at the Inn, from the vibrant food to the meditation gardens, is rooted in a set of principles which infuse the experience of fine dining. Lucile offers guidance on how to transition to a diet that allows your body to detoxify itself and be able to attain a higher vibration.

Restaurants are this wonderful way to convey a body of knowledge because on Monday morning when they went back to their office people would talk about whatever restaurants they went to... So if we could put a body of knowledge onto a restaurant would it not get spread around a city?" - Lucile Yaney

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/06/21/e18-lucile-yaney-on-food-healing-and-consciousness-raising-vibrations-and-starting-conversations-with-food/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Aviram Rozin on Reforestation, Compassion and Volunteering - E17 Jun 14, 2018

How to create an open sustainable living community, rooted in compassion and regeneration of the land.

"To come to a place where people are willingly here to serve you, to give you a safe and transformative experience, that by itself is healing." ~ Aviram RozinIn this episode entitled Growing Forests and Community Off the Grid, Amisha sits down with Aviram Rozin, founder of Sadhana Forest - a reforestation project and sustainable living community, which was established in 2003 on 70 acres of degraded land just outside Auroville. The project is designed around the primary principle of compassion - from the vegan organic food to the hand chiseled granite building stone, everything is carefully and consciously chosen under the criteria of compassion for all life and for the planet. Unschooling and Gift Economy are some of the compassionate ideologies that underpin the social aspects of the project, and the community nurtures a culture of non violent communication and service. What began as a way for a family of three to live in alignment with their chosen principles, has blossomed quickly into a vibrant transformational community with two further projects being established in Haiti and Kenya. Aviram shares stories of daily life at Sadhana Forest and how the project brings people into greater contact with what nourishes and supports them, both within and without - carrying buckets of water for their daily use, charging their phones and laptops with the midday sun and discovering lifelong talents and passions. He goes on to explain some of the rituals and practises that create the foundations for a thriving sustainable living community and underpin the transformational effect reported by visitors and volunteers at Sadhana Forest. Finally, he shares a little about his newest project, the University of Compassion, which launched in February of this year and aims to bring compassion to the forefront of human thinking."I treat love as a resource that is never depleted. So sharing my love with people, animals, plants, water, this is the recharge- it is like a two way stream all the time. I don't feel like there is energy flowing out of me that will finish - it is all the time flowing in and flowing out." ~ Aviram Rozin

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/06/14/e17-aviram-rozin-on-reforestation-compassion-and-volunteering-growing-forests-and-community-off-the-grid/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

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MARTI on Climate Change, Community and Transformation - E16 Jun 07, 2018

How can we better respond to the challenge of climate change by moving beyond denial towards graceful, united action?

In this episode entitled Facing Climate Change with Grounded Optimism, Amisha is in conversation with environmental activist, writer, and photographer MARTI, who gave a keynote at the Copenhagen climate conference in 2009 and more recently has been working with indigenous groups across the planet at the front line of the climate crisis. MARTI and Amisha discuss how the proximity of significant climate change so often gives rise to denial, why community is crucial to finding our way forward amid climate chaos, how the most humble acts can have incredible quantum impact, and why we must reclaim the wisdom of previous civilizations to unite and face our future together. “When you hear a glacier melting, the rivers of water emerging from beneath it, it is enough to make your heart break. When Ice from a glacier breaks off into the Fjord it takes about 6 weeks for it to disappear into the ocean. A glacier takes 150,000 years to form.” ~ MARTI

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/06/07/e16-marti-on-climate-change-community-and-transformation/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

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Anand Semalty on Yoga, Veda and Health - E15 May 31, 2018

What are the real teachings of yoga beyond the physical poses and how can this lead us to a healthier future?

In this episode entitled Why Yoga is Much More Than Moving Your Body, Amisha spends time with teacher, Vedic astrologer, and all round wise man Anand Semalty.

They speak of the all-encompassing embrace of India, the deep essence there drawing seekers from across the globe, and why there are more saints than soldiers. We hear stories of his childhood growing up as a Brahmin and his choice to raise his own daughters in the Vedic educational tradition.

He shares concerns about the widespread modification of yoga, the troubling ego expansion fuelled by asana-only practise, and the rise of the Facebook yogis. He points us back to the ancient codes of wisdom at the core of yogic tradition - tools for receiving and integrating all the powerful energies we invite in with our practise.

"Knowledge is knowledge, its free in the universe. You just need to connect to the universe and you can download everything." ~ Anand Semalty

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/05/31/e15-anand-semalty-on-yoga-veda-and-health/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

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Lynne Franks on Collaboration, Creativity and Community - E14 May 24, 2018

How women will shape a more beautiful future for the planet.In this episode entitled How Women will Shape a More Beautiful Future, Amisha sits down with wise woman, entrepreneur, and activist Lynne Franks - who launched London Fashion Week and the entire PR Industry at a time when female-led businesses were almost unheard of.Lynne believes our future lies with women and girls and it is they who must lead change from the grassroots. She is developing a well-being hub, an archetypal model for women's collaboration, and an intergenerational women's mentoring programme. As an elder, she embraces a role in service of the younger generations, speaking about how to tackle depression among young people, the crucial role of 11 year old girls for our planet's future, and how we can equip them to fulfill it."I meet so many women who want to change the world on their own. They will burn out. Can we do it together - collectively, generously, compassionately, nurturingly? Yes we can." - Lynne Franks

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/05/24/e14-lynne-franks-on-collaboration-creativity-and-community/

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Bayo Akomolafe on Reality, Post-Truth and Sacred Activism - E13 May 17, 2018

"Dancing with my daughter and singing my son to sleep is just as cosmic as a star exploding and expiring in space." - Bayo AkomolafeIn this week's episode These Times are Urgent, Let Us Slow Down, Amisha takes a deep dive with poet, philosopher, psychologist and professor Bayo Akomolafe into the nature of truth, reality and activism.

Bayo offers observations on how our responses in these urgent times may well perpetuate the crisis we try to escape and what the alternatives might be. He expounds the opportunity that lies in the depths of confusion, the indigenous wisdom found at the heart of quantum physics and how caring for our children is as cosmic as an exploding star.At the heart of his invitation lies a simple but radical shift of perspective and a new question to walk with, that might lead us to new forms of activism and new ways to serve the times we are living in."If you find yourself right all the time, then look around you you are probably alone. To be flawed, wrong, wounded, is to recognise that we are in a world of other beings. We live and thrive and emerge in the orbit of other beings, and that is beautiful and tragic all at once." - Bayo Akomolafe

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/05/17/e13-bayo-akomolafe-an-aesthetic-of-entanglement-and-the-sacred-gift-of-stopping/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Boe Huntress on Music, Menstruation and Mythology - E12 Feb 08, 2018

Mapping the experience of cyclical being through archetypes, stories, and song "The more I am in my power the more everything can be empowered - it's not a personal thing - you can't be powerful on your own, its part of a bigger thing." - Boe Huntress In this episode entitled Unveiling a Female Power, Amisha meets singer, songwriter, and creative Boe Huntress. Informed by a long line of songwriters from Bob Dylan, to Kate Bush, to Joni Mitchell, Boe's mytho-poetic songwriting is archetypal and inspired particularly by the feminine experience. Boe works with women's groups, looking at the cycles of the moon, menstruation and the creative process. Together they weave a collective picture of cyclical and intuitive ways of being, exploring the value and gift of changeability in a world where consistency is king. We hear about the collective dreams of bleeding women that could feed tribes and what the modern equivalent might be if we can only remember how to want it.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/02/08/e12-boe-huntress-songs-spiral-path/

Learn more about Union Chapel - https://unionchapel.org.uk/

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Tony Riddle on Rewilding, Wellbeing and Health - E11 Feb 01, 2018

Bringing ancestral benefits into the modern world by re-connecting to ancient human ways.

In this episode entitled Ancestral Health is Modern Wealth, Amisha sits down with Natural Life-stylist Tony Riddle. Tony tells of his quest to live a biologically normal life without raising social eyebrows, the island where his dream became possible, and how he is helping stressed out urbanites reconnect with the ancestral wisdom of the hunter gatherer within.We hear why night shift workers have higher than average rates of cancer, why he has sawed up his sofa, why you shouldn't be walking if you cannot squat, and how the hard ground teaches us to be soft.Amisha and Tony share visions for a biologically normal lifestyle that starts with taking our shoes off, taking diet tips from our Bonobo cousins, reclaiming human play from the education system and recovering our innate ability to self-medicate.

"People know more about their cell phone than they do about their own cells." - Tony Riddle

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/02/01/e11-tony-riddle-ancestral-health-is-modern-wealth/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Imogen Butler-Cole on Sexual Assault, Me Too and Creative Activism - E10 Jan 25, 2018

Exploring the role of performance to promote healing and raise awareness.

"We have to get really clear about the fact that any sex without full consent is rape. I think it is very difficult for people to hear that." - Imogen Butler-Cole In this episode entitled The Power of Theatre to Change Perspectives, Amisha meets actress and writer Imogen Butler-Cole, creator of acclaimed theatre show "Foreign Body" exploring the subject of sexual assault. Imogen speaks about creating theatre that is both deeply personal and highly political, how "Foreign Body" is helping other survivors to process their own experiences, and why she invited the perpetrator of her own assault to be part of it. In the wake of the #metoo and #timesup campaigns, she explores why it is so difficult to accept that people we know and trust are capable of sexual violence, and how doing so might bring constructive responses such as workplace guidelines around sexual violence and healing interventions for people who are at risk of perpetrating.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/01/25/e10-imogen-butler-cole-art-activism-arena-sexual-violence/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

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James Hanusa on Blockchain, Burning man and Consciousness - E9 Jan 18, 2018

An exploration of how technology and human consciousness can come together as a force for good to support the evolution of humanity.

"The questions about reality are going to be come deeper and deeper as these technologies are adopted more and our ability to create new realities for ourselves and our communities is not science fiction anymore." - James Hanusa

In this episode entitled Creating New Worlds at the Frontiers of Technology and Human Potential, Amisha enters the colliding worlds of new technology and consciousness with venture catalyst, cultural strategist and co-founder of Digital Raign James Hanusa. James is exploring the frontiers of emerging technology and the intersections with social justice, sustainability and conscious evolution. James invites us on a whirlwind tour of future technology - explaining how the "empathy machine" of virtual reality is employed by non-profits, meditators and the medical world, the applications of augmented reality from epic street art to jet engine mechanics, how the blockchain revolution might signal an end to banking and even governments, why refugees ask for WIFI first and starting a new country based on advanced technology.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2018/01/18/e9-james-hanusa-creating-new-worlds-frontiers-technology-human-potential/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Sally Kempton on Meditation, Authenticity and The Goddess - E8 Jan 11, 2018

Cultivating inner power and understanding the tantric perspective of the divine feminine.

In this episode entitled Awakening the True Blueprint Within, Amisha sits in reflection with writer, teacher and former swami Sally Kempton. Sally grew up in a secular, socialist environment as the daughter of a well-known liberal journalist in New York, until what she calls a "download of love" during her first psychedelic experience led her to study non-dual yogic philosophy and to meet and follow her guru, Swami Muktananda. Sally shares the tantric understanding of the true meaning of Shakti and where to find the Goddess, why there is more to meditation than mind-hacking, and how patriarchy is in fact a function of the goddess. They discuss what discovering the divine feminine means for men in modern practice.

"Learning to walk humbly on the cusp of what needs to be done and what we are capable and qualified to do is a huge thing that every one of us needs to find a way to navigate." ~ Sally Kempton

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2017/12/28/e8-sally-kempton-awakening-true-blueprints-within/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Satish Kumar on Jainism, Economy and Ecology - E7 Dec 21, 2017

How to live as a pilgrim, embracing elegant simplicity to find fellowship with all life.In this episode entitled Soil, Soul and Society: A new Trinity for our Time, Amisha sits down with Satish Kumar - co-founder of Schumacher College, editor of Resurgence magazine, and a global activist.They discuss his childhood as a Jain monk, the encounter with death which began his spiritual education, and why he walked out of monastic life - walking 8000 miles from the birthplace of Ghandi to four nuclear capitals of the world.Satish explores the Jain philosophy of nonviolence and gives advice on how to live life as a pilgrim rather than a commuter - explaining why we would benefit from all working only 3 days a week."Become the CEO of your own life... Earn less money, have more time. Consume less, buy less, have less possessions. Have good food... You cannot have a happy life on a bad diet. Everything else is simple. Elegant simplicity." - Satish Kumar

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2017/12/21/e7-satish-kumar-soil-soul-society-new-trinity-time/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Zerbanoo Gifford on Politics, Beauty and Karma - E6 Dec 14, 2017

How to engage moral courage to carry torches of justice, beauty and possibility where shadows loom.

In this episode entitled Riding Chariots into Battle and Building Paradise Gardens, Amisha is in conversation with author and humanitarian Zerbanoo Gifford - founder of the Asha centre for young people in the Forest of Dean, former politician, award-winning activist for social justice, cosmic networker, and total badass force for change. Zerbanoo shares some of the most shocking and inspiring moments from her decades of pioneering work as a woman of colour in British politics - opening doors for others in the political arena and going into battle spurred on by the moral courage to stand up to hatred and prejudice. She speaks of the absolute importance of beauty and how we all deserve to experience a paradise garden on earth, as well as the importance of keeping a little madness in the mix and the near-death experience that changed the course of her life completely. "We can transform the world by transforming ourselves and being there as an example to other people so they can see that everything is possible." Zerbanoo Gifford

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2017/12/14/e6-zerbanoo-gifford-riding-chariots-battle-building-paradise-gardens/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Bruce Parry on Tribes, Connection and Plant Medicine - E5 Dec 07, 2017

A journey through loss, discovery, and cultivation of our connection to something bigger.

In this episode entitled Finding Our Way Home to the Collective, Amisha meets explorer, documentary filmmaker, and author Bruce Parry.Bruce shares with Amisha some deeply personal stories about finding the place where neuroscience meets indigenous ritual medicines, the chance encounters that changed his life - including with the Kogi, whose intercontinental "interventions" turned him celibate, his theory on how the dawn of agriculture killed meditation and the breakdowns and breakthroughs of a seven-year journey to produce his new film Tawai. From his early days "deep in the machine" as an institutionalised, privately educated military career-man to his recent expeditions into the mystical depths of Amazonian tribal medicine, Bruce tracks the unfolding of his present worldview and the crises and revelations that brought him to it."The Penan are anarchists. They have no leader no law, no shamans no chiefs... They are allegedly the most peaceful people on the planet." ~Bruce Parry

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2017/12/07/e5-bruce-parry-tribes-connection-plant-medicine/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Sam Roddick on Death, Sex and Activism - E4 Nov 29, 2017

Facing the fundamental teachings of our deepest drivers and greatest taboos and the social dynamics they engender.

In this episode entitled Life as a Disobedient Woman, Amisha sits down with activist, artist, provocateur, and entrepreneur Sam Roddick, founder of lingerie brand and sex shop Coco De Mer, and daughter of Body Shop founder Anita Roddick. Sam shares her experience of the formative family dynamics that cultivate activism and their shared passion for delivering education through entrepreneurship.

Together Amisha and Sam discuss how to live in balance as an activist, the illusion of individual success and the power of individual actions, the difference between values and politics, the personal and cultural landscapes of sexuality and death, the birth-like initiatory ripples and bio-rhythms of grief and her early education in feminist sexual politics.

"I was literally born out of the womb of a lineage of disobedient women" - Sam Roddick

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2017/11/30/e4-sam-roddick-death-sex-activism/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Christopher Hareesh Wallis on Yoga, Tantra and Politics -E3 Nov 21, 2017

We explore the ancient stories, modern manifestations, and internal expanses of tantra and yogic practice.

In this episode entitled Entering the Subtle Depths of Tantrik Yoga, Amisha gets together with Christopher Hareesh Wallis, a scholar and practitioner of the yoga tradition and author of two books on the classical Tantra tradition.

Hareesh - whose name meaning "remover of sorrows" was given to him as an "invitation to grow into" by the guru of his mother when he was just 9 years old - joins Amisha in the discussion of what it truly means to be a yogi, what happens when we become a focal point of unified consciousness on public transport, the non-difference between the body, mind and bodymind, how you can tell if a person is doing tantra and what the yoga tradition teaches us about politics.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2017/11/27/e3-christopher-hareesh-wallis-yoga-tantra-politics/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

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Annegret Affolderbach on Sustainable Fashion, Change-Making and being a Global Citizen - E2 Nov 21, 2017

This week's episode etitled Forging New Forms in the Heart of Luxury, Amisha meets Cultural Futurist & Creative Director Annegret Affolderbach. As well as being a major contributor to The Future is Beautiful book which inspired this podcast, Annegret is an award-winning, disruptive innovator and social entrepreneur in the world of fashion.

Her Choolips fashion brand was produced by a Ghanaian women's co-op, trained by Annegret herself to create exceptional designs using revamped forms of traditional techniques such as batik. The collection flew off the rails of Topshop in Oxford Circus, successfully connecting with a young audience who understands what is behind creating a fair and sustainable product.

Amisha and Annegret discuss life as a global citizen, the challenges of going it alone as a change-maker and social entrepreneur, and what it really takes to set up a sustainable creative project.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2017/11/26/e2-annegret-affolderbach-forging-new-forms-heart-luxury/

Link for Annegret Affolderbach – The Futures(allthatweare.org) Interview - https://allthatweare.org/2012/05/08/annegret-affolderbach-the-futures-interview/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

Charles Eisenstein on Awakening, Courage and Climate Change - E1 Nov 21, 2017

How can individual experiences of empathy and community with the human and non-human world around us create radical shifts in our planetary ecology?

In this first episode of The Future is Beautiful Podcast entitled Love as an Ecological Act, Amisha Ghadiali meets author and speaker Charles Eisenstein. Here the old stories, the current stories, and the new stories of humanity encounter one another and offer their gifts, challenges, and questions.

Links from this episode and more at https://allthatweare.org/2017/11/25/e1-charles-eisenstein-love-ecological-act/

For Amisha's book INTUITION - https://amisha.co.uk/intuition/

To work with Amisha one on one, visit https://amisha.co.uk/leadership/

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