The Divine Feminine w/ Sara Makeba Daise: Black, Gifted, & Guided

In this episode, Ilissa and Jessica welcome back Sarah Makeba Daise to discuss her upcoming book, 'Sankofa Shadow Work: Diaries of a Diasporic Diviner.' The conversation delves into themes of spiritual gifts, personal growth, the impact of literature on identity, and the importance of community accountability. They explore the complexities of racial identity, the significance of ancestry in healing, and the power of vulnerability in storytelling. The episode emphasizes the need for collective healing and the urgency of imagining a better future.Pre-order Sara's new book here: https://www.saramakeba.com/store/p/sankofa-shadow-work-diaries-of-a-diasporic-diviner Follow Sara: Instagram at: @saramakeba Youtube: https://youtube.com/@saramakeba?si=9KLmqq_tR0UjCXp8Chapters00:00 Introduction and Welcome Back05:06 Personal Growth and Spiritual Awakening07:54 The Impact of Ancestral Wisdom10:46 Deconstructing Mental Health Perspectives13:41 Revelations and Timeline Shifts16:42 The Journey of Self-Discovery19:46 Navigating Self-Doubt and Belief22:40 The Importance of Representation in Education25:36 Exploring Sarah's Book and Its Impact30:16 Celebrating Identity and Heritage31:29 Preserving Language and Culture32:44 Exploring Afrofuturism and Healing33:59 Confronting Historical Trauma35:38 Navigating Personal Growth and Reflection36:48 Asking the Right Questions for Healing38:30 The Power of Reflection and Accountability40:09 Understanding Complex Narratives of Violence42:35 Community Responsibility and Healing53:00 Redefining Safety and Accountability56:17 Cultural Reflections on Community Support57:18 The Power of Self-Reflection and Journaling59:29 Empowerment Through Affirmations and Mantras01:01:19 The Energetic Work of Healing01:02:41 The Significance of Birth Stories and Ancestral Connections01:05:23 Parenting in a New Era01:09:19 Challenging Systems and Embracing Self-Knowledge01:12:01 The Urgency of Rebuilding and Healing