The hope with this podcast is to encourage motivation for learning and nurturing the desire to act, acknowledging the forces of society that we currently live in. Every soul has something to share, craving a thirst for knowledge and attraction to beauty. #spirituality #stories #action
This episode is a discussion on the recent discourse around black history and the Black Lives Matter movement. Danielle articulates with so much transparency, honesty and compassion, her experience growing up in Victoria, false narratives, what has led to the flourishing of ignorance and prejudice, and what is required from all of us to stand together, to work towards love, unity, and true oneness.
The closing song is a segment of Michael Jackson's 1996 hit 'They Don't Care About Us'.
Feel free to follow Danielle's YouTube channel, her latest video called 'enough': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh2d6N-0BZk
Fatima talks about her journey moving from Chad to Canada with her family, the cultural adjustment, language, a new way of life, shedding some light on overcoming adversity and the power of prayer. The music at the end of the episode, is part of a song by Omer Zygwey, from the North Central African region that her family is from.
While hanging out with Hoelune, she shares about the importance of the arts in her life and its impact on the spirit. The introduction soundtrack is called 'Jungle' by Andre Nickatina.
To listen to the whole song called 'Maybe' by Hoelune: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCZSKu1lWf8