Cultivating with Kwayera: Recent Episodes

Kwayera Archer

Cultivating with Kwayera features intimate and inspiring conversations about living an awakened life informed by a deep understanding of indigenous philosophies and practices. In each episode, hear open-minded discussions about spirituality, ancestral connections, healing, and happiness. Host Kwayera Archer seeks the wisdom of the elders and the youth.

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Cultivating with Kwayera - Respirations: Practicing Intentional Healing with Oludare

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Co-produced by Kwayera Archer, Ashay Media Group
and Yolanda Sangweni.
Masauko - Music, editing, and narrative flow.

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Co-produced by Kwayera Archer, Ashay Media Group
and Yolanda Sangweni.
Masauko - Music, editing, and narrative flow.

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Co-produced by Kwayera Archer, Ashay Media Group
and Yolanda Sangweni.
Masauko - Music, editing, and narrative flow.

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Co-produced by Kwayera Archer, Ashay Media Group
and Yolanda Sangweni.
Masauko - Music, editing, and narrative flow.

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Co-produced by Kwayera Archer, Ashay Media Group
and Yolanda Sangweni.
Masauko - Music, editing, and narrative flow.

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An intimate and inspiring conversation about living an awakened life!
Masauko - Music, editing, and narrative flow.
Co-produced by Kwayera Archer, Ashay Media Group and Yolanda Sangweni.

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Co-produced by Ashay Media Group and Kwayera Archer.

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Reflection: On Iya Amma and the Dynamic Feminine Essence of Water

In this episode, Kwayera reflects on the wisdom shared by Iya Amma McKen (episode 4) where she explored the feminine essence of water and the divine properties it holds. Kwayera connects the synchronicities between modern physical science and the traditional spiritual teachings of the ancestors.

Water is an undeniable active ingredient for all creation and its depth runs deeper than the seven seas. Join Kwayera in taking a deep dive into the mysterious, yet healing properties of water.

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From rituals for spirituality to rituals of joy and beauty, this week, I'm joined by my sister, beauty pioneer Anu Prestonia. The founder of the legendary Khamit Kinks, Anu, is considered an innovator and pioneer of the natural hair movement. For me, she is an example of a woman walking with the wolves. She is my go-to inspiration for awakening every sense with the divine sweetness to inspire myself and possibly others along the way. She joins me for a conversation on identifying the keys to living and sustaining a joyful, sweet, and loving life.

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"There was a time where human beings were less connected to thought as we are now, and our relationship to the cosmos was more intimate. It's an intuitive relationship that we still see in nature, that animals have, that flowers have," says my guest Diana Pharr, an educator and healer I have long admired. Join Diana and me for a wide-reaching conversation on alchemy, astrology, and tapping into ancient systems that help us live a more balanced life.

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Here are additional resources for you to learn more about what we discussed on this episode:

  1. What is Ifa?: http://ifa-houseofwisdom.com/whatisifa.html

  2. I Left Christianity for an Ancient African Faith: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ywg9w5/i-left-christianity-for-an-ancient-african-faith

  3. West African religions like Ifa are on the rise: https://www.baltimoresun.com/maryland/bs-md-african-faiths-20190315-story.html

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Co-produced by Ashay Media Group and Yolanda Sangweni.