Join host Cihua Mazatl in the 11th episode of the Offerings of Copal podcast as she delves into the essence of living and creating with authenticity. This episode invites listeners to explore creative integrity while honoring the hard work that comes with pursuing genuine expression.
Through Cihua's journey back to her roots in Mazatlán, Mexico, we unravel the intricate connections of family, the inevitability of life's changes, and the cosmic shifts shaping us collectively. Cihua shares insights from her experiences, offering reflections on how these elements influence our creative minds and personal growth.
Amidst cosmic movements like the Miquiztli trecena, the episode reflects on transformation cycles, honoring ancestors, and embracing individuality within community. Highlighted by the upcoming art show, "El Barrio No Se Vende o La Cultura Cura," the narrative contemplates authenticity, creative ownership, and the role of rest in nurturing genuine creativity.
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