Welcome to the 14th episode of the Offering Socopal podcast, where your host Cihua Mazatl shares a personal story behind the endearing term 'Piloncillos'. Journey with Cihua as she reminisces about family gatherings, the birth of a beloved symbol, and the sweet tale of how a piece of raw Mexican sugar became a cherished part of her life.
In this episode, Cihua reflects on the recent women's retreat in Puerto Escondido, exploring the importance of community, spirituality, and personal growth. She discusses the power of human connection and the necessity of reaching out to our communities, especially in these turbulent times.
Cihua also delves into the strength she draws from her ancestors, encouraging listeners to establish their own spiritual practices and seek solace in connecting with past generations. This episode is a call to embrace love, resilience, and the transformative journey of self-discovery.
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