Finding Your Path: One Millennial's Story

Please Like, Subscribe, Write a review and/or contact us on Instagram @centerherpower.  Thanks in advance! This is a Winged episode featuring one who is bonded to nature, Nayomi Cawthorne About Nayomi nayomi is a grower, land steward, and energy worker based in occupied Waawiyatanong, also known as Detroit, Michigan. She is the founder of Root to Bloom, where she offers agricultural consulting, reiki, yoga, and individualized somatic guidance. She has six years of growing experience at high rotation market gardens with herbs, flowers, and produce. Her systems based approach to agriculture centers soil health and food justice. She has trained with farmers and land stewards internationally and has served as a farm manager on three farms. She studied yoga and reiki in Mysore, India and Ayurvedic nutrition and massage in Rishikesh, India. She believes that through reconnection with self and land, we have greater capacity for joy, authentic expression, and collective freedom. nayomi is femme and non-binary. She is the child of African and Japanese diasporas whose lineages merged on Turtle Island. She has inherited the work of land stewardship and embodiment from her ancestors who are healers, root workers, growers, teachers, warriors, and priestesses. She is thankful to call many places home and currently lives in occupied Waawiyatanong, also known as Detroit, Michigan. Here are ways folks can connect with Nayomi: website: rootobloom.earth instagram: @lostcrafts From Naomi's website: About Liberation We are deeply connected to all of Life. Our liberation from oppressive systems of power includes our reclamation of the power in traditional ways of being—ways that preserve life and celebrate joy, intuition, pleasure, interconnectedness, and difference. Through somatic awareness and mindful relationships to Earth we can cultivate tools for sustainable wellbeing. The body is a system within our ecosystem, connected and complete. Wellness includes practices to connect our minds, bodies, spirits, and land. Our ancestral memory holds tools for us to cultivate greater balance in our relationships to ourselves and our communities of human and other-than-human life. Bio Sanaa Green is a spiritual teacher who helps women see their sacred essence. She reflects and nurtures the divine potential of others. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment the Divine Feminine into our collective consciousness and to show the Divine as an accessible state of being in everyday life. She is an Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes’ Passing The Torch Preserving the The Flame transformational womynst program. All of these vocations are tools to express the Creator and fulfill her life purpose. Sanaa uses her voice to speak resonate energy into the world through Center Her Power Podcast, as well as, a new, 15 minute, podcast called Mawu: Goddess Stories.  The Center Her Power Podcast features interviews with women who are embodying the divine Feminine in various ways. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Feng Shui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University.