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Welcome to Eclectica Hub’s Rooted In Remembrance Podcast. A Podcast bought to you by Demi Lee and Annamaria. Eclectica Hub is a Visionary Dance School and an evolving community.
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Demi Lee’s Birth Story: The Freebirth of Huski Rose (opens the original)
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In this episode, Demi Lee shares the story of her pregnancy, birth and the profound inner terrain she was asked to move through on her passage into motherhood. We speak about the shamanic dimensions of pregnancy - the way pregnancy can become a womb purge, excavating what can no longer come with you into motherhood. Old fears, grief, trauma, memory and unresolved experiences can arise to the surface, asking to be witnessed, felt, and released before crossing the threshold. For Demi, this meant c
No Ones Getting Out of Here Alive: Let Death Teach You How to Live (opens the original)
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In this this episode, Demi Lee and Annamaria sit down with Alana Ward for a conversation about death - and, perhaps more importantly, about what death asks of the living. No one is getting out of here alive. Everything we love will change. Every season will end. Every body will eventually return to the earth. And rather than making life meaningless, what if remembering this is precisely what makes it sacred? Together, we explore what happens when we stop keeping death at arm’s length and begin b
Have We Forgotten How to Die? Returning the Sacred to Dying (opens the original)
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Death has become something to manage, sanitise and hide. But what if dying was never meant to be reduced to a medical event? In this profound conversation, death walker Alana Woodward joins fellow death and grief doula Demi Lee and Annamaria to explore what has been lost through the medicalisation, domestication and colonisation of death - and what becomes possible when we reclaim it as a sacred rite of passage. Together, they question a culture that has become deeply death-phobic; one that ofte
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