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Eliot Cowan, author of Plant Spirit Medicine and a fully initiated Tsauirrikame (shaman) in the Huichol tradition, rediscovered the ancient practice of using plant spirits for healing.  Working patiently and consistently over the course of several years, and drawing on his background as a Five-Element Acupuncturist, Eliot found a language of working with the plant spirits for the healing of others.  After attaining success with his own clientele, Eliot went on to develop a training course to make this type of healing accessible to anyone who makes the 
commitment to study Plant Spirit Medicine. www.plantspiritmedicine.org

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Eliot Cowan - Plant Spirit Medicine

This is perhaps the most practically useful and valuable show I have shared during the 6 years of TMMT. And therefore I have made it available to download.

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Eliot has a lively discussion with "Medium at Large," Julie MacDonald. In this first part, Eliot is asked about Plant Spirit Medicine, what it is, how it came to be.

Eliot on "Medium at Large" - Part One - The Roots of Plant Spirit Medicine

New York Times best-selling author, visionary and futurist, Gregg Braden’s work combines leading-edge science with a passion for the wisdom of our past. His new book, THE TURNING POINT Creating Resilience in a Time of EXTREMES, is a wake-up call for surviving and thriving amid the changes looming ahead.

Turning Points and Resilience with Gregg Braden

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In this week’s episode we interview Shandiin Herrera to discuss Covid-19 fundraising efforts and voting advocacy. We also check in with the Cheyenne River Sioux tribe and the growing standoff between the South Dakota governor, Kristi Noem, and the tribe over road checkpoints. The week’s big news is also discussed with Indian Country Today Editor, Mark Trahant.

Produced By:  Allison Herrera (Xolon Salinan), Jana Schmieding (Mniconjou Lakota), Crystal Echo Hawk (Pawnee)

Series Producer: Monica Braine (Assiniboine/Hunkpapa Lakota)

Associate Producer: Lincoln Cornshucker (Cherokee)

Executive Producer: Heather Rae

Title Music: Samantha Crain (Choctaw) 

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An Island of Safety in a Sea of Uncertainty

George Floyd’s murder has spurred a call for justice across the country. IlllumiNative stands with the Black Lives Matter movement to change the institutions of power that drive systemic racism. In this episode series producer Monica Braine (Assiniboine/Lakota), talks with the editor of Indian Country Today, Mark Trahant (Shoshone-Bannock), about how he sees the recent events as potentially the beginning of the end of the United States. He also connects our current situation to historical events of the past, including the Tulsa Race Massacre. We’ll also hear from contributor Allison Herrera (Xolon Salinan) who brings us the impact of protests and rioting on the Native community in Minneapolis and how the community is responding.

Interviews with: Mark Trahant (Shoshone-Bannock)
Produced By: Allison Herrera (Xolon Salinan), Crystal Echo Hawk (Pawnee)
Executive Producer: Heather Rae
Series Producer: Monica Braine (Assiniboine/Hunkpapa Lakota)
Associate Producer: Lincoln Cornshucker (Cherokee)

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