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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2024 · 57 MIN

Death and Birth as Catalysts to Rise with Ashira Sōl

from Memento Futurum Poetcast · host Vanessa Lamorte

Held within the passing of a partner she was preparing to marry and then later with the birth of her daughter, Ashira tells her story on how grief, motherhood and all in between opened a portal to her highest self, giving her the grit needed to follow all of her dreams-in music, as a therapist and practitioner of healing modalities.Ashira Sōl is a singer, songwriter, and producer who is dedicated to being of service to humanity through music, motherhood, mental health, and subconscious healing modalities. With a soulful voice and heart centered lyrics that dance across vibrant landscapes, she draws listeners in and invites them to move with her. Her music reflects her journey with grief, love, and spiritual awakening and is inspired by a variety of musical genres, including pop, downtempo, deep house, and electronica.She has performed at Lightning in a Bottle, Envision Festival, W1SE Castle, and has sung the national anthem at a San Francisco Giants Game. Her collaborators include DJ Taz Rashid, Momentology, Heather Christie, DTO, Entheo, and Brandyn Burnette. She is also the daughter of R&B artist O’Bryan Burnette who is known for singing the Soul Train theme song. She is currently based in Long Beach, California. “Don’t Die With the Music Inside” out 9/6!⁣Connect with Ashira:IG @ashirasolmusic www.ashirasound.com www.goldlighthypnosis.com Get full access to Mother Aquarius at motheraquarius.substack.com/subscribe

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