A Soulful Rebellion
A Soulful Rebellion is for BIPOC women navigating spiritual awakening after leaving the church. Hosted by Afro-Caribbean spiritual life coach and educator, Anekia Nicole, this show supports those navigating spiritual awakening after faith deconstruction.
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94: Remembering Your Worth: Black Womanhood, Spirituality, and Healing Trauma with Nichole Washington (opens the original)
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Remembering Your Worth: Black Womanhood, Spirituality, and Healing Trauma with Nichole Washington In this heartfelt conversation, Nichole Washington discusses spiritual awakening, healing, Black womanhood, and self-worth. Nichole shares her journey of confronting trauma, embracing authenticity, and redefining spirituality as an ongoing practice supported by therapy, community, and self-care. They explore the effects of racism, colorism, and beauty standards on identity and how self-love, boundar
93: Reclaiming Ancestral Wisdom: The Spiritual Practice Colonialism Tried to Erase with Dayle McLeod (Nyoko Yumpula) (opens the original)
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Reclaiming Ancestral Wisdom: The Spiritual Practice Colonialism Tried to Erase with Dayle McLeod (Nyoko Yumpula) Discover the profound journey of connecting with ancestral traditions and spirituality with multidisciplinary artist Dayle McLeod, also known as Nyoko Yumpula. This episode explores the depths of indigenous practices, the impact of internalized racism, and the power of authentic cultural reconnection. This episode provides valuable insights into indigenous spiritual traditions, decolo
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