Transcending Traditions: Recent Episodes
Rebeca Camacho
Viewing the traditions that have served as systems of oppression to the evolution of our consciousness, we are here to uncover the many layers of our perception. We bridge transgenerational barriers on topics ranging from yoga, astrology, plant medicine, social activism, spirituality, personal development, and everything in between. In each episode, we'll go deep in interviews highlighting the lived experiences of guest speakers and myself, while exploring the nuanced perspectives of cultural appropriation, intersectionality, spiritual bypassing, and so much more! Song Flows by Sol Rising
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In this interview with the Bay Area native turned singer songwriter Drag Queen superstar Queera Nightly, we explore the unraveling of Sabine's true passions through becoming a Drag Queen, the transcendence of her old identity and what it takes to rise into the most authentic version of her self in coming out as a transgender woman.
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In this episode we feature an interview with Mercedez Gaia, aka The Aquarian Priestess and talk about her journey going from making it as an actress down the plant medicine path, her remembrance as a daughter of Aphrodite, and how her spiritual awakening led her to create the psychic development program. We go deep into the origins of the word psyche, how to develop one's own psychic abilities, and what benefits this brings to our existence.
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This episode features an interview with Jacquitta Boone from @ThisCurviYogi where we talk about her experience as an African American woman and yoga instructor in a predominantly whitewashed community, unrealistic standards, the true connection between yoga and religion, and how she overcame challenges of self-acceptance by using yoga to find her voice and speak her truth.
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