From Addiction and Prison to Indigenous Elder: A Story of Connection to Country and Healing | Pirate Myangah Butler

Pirate Butler got his name because he has one eye, one leg and a tattooed face.He was a drug and alcohol addict for forty years, did time in prison for too long and spent decades in a violent culture where it was dangerous to express emotions and open your heart and mind.At a critical time, the spirit within this indigenous man was sparked.Connection to country and culture was the light that dissipated the darkness.Today, Pirate embodies the sacred wisdom and practices of indigenous Australia and shares it to help those who not only require healing, but anyone that yearns for deeper connection to country, indigenous culture and natural law.IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:🌳 Pirate’s Background Story & Early Life Journey🌳 Pirate’s View on The Current State of Affairs in Australia🌳 The Alienation Experienced by Native Australians🌳 The Aboriginal Way of Life, And How to Learn It & Live It🌳 Preservation of Forests, Water and Native Wildlife🌳 Attaining a Reconciliation Between Natives and White AustraliansABOUT OUR GUEST: Pirate Myangah ButlerPirate is a Budawang man from the Yuin Nation from the Southeast Coast of Australia.Myangah (“sea eagle”) is his skin name.Pirate is an artist who uses traditional materials on a contemporary base to create sculptures, weapons, tools, totemic items, paintings and so much more.He as a wealth of knowledge and helps a diverse range of people undergoing various troubles or disadvantages.Support the show🌿 Follow us on Instagram (@vitalveda)🌿 Our Courses🌿 Our Treatments🌿 Our Online Shop🌿 Vital Veda Website