The Prayers of Our Ancestors with Solea Anani

Hosted by Matthew Green. Produced by J'aime Rothbard

Solea Anani sees the collective healing work taking place in the world today as the answer to prayers offered long ago by our ancestors.

In this powerful dialogue, Solea opens a unique window into ancestral healing work – drawing on her roots as a member of the red-skinned Taino people of the Dominican Republic, who know the island as Quisqueya, or Mother of All Lands.

 

Solea describes how the grief, fear and isolation she experienced as a child when her socialist parents moved their family to the United States as illegal immigrants served as a catalyst for her deepening connection with spirit. Blending the legacy of ancestors including the rice field tenders of China, the voyagers of Western Spain, and the rhythm keepers of West Africa, Solea offers an expansive, mystically-informed vision of trauma healing. She describes how we can invite multiple forms of intelligences to “co-abide” in our consciousness – and describes the transformations this profound work can unlock.

 

This is an exceptional conversation that will speak to anybody who wants to gain a clearer understanding of ancestral healing, and how the exeprience of migration and motherhood can catalyse a deeper connection with the unseen realmsAbout Solea Anani

Solea Anani is founder of Anam — ​a living sanctuary devoted to supporting the emerging human align with Soul​. Drawing from the wisdom of animism, depth psychology, and mysticism, Solea offers group mentorships in ​Ancestral ​Reverence, ​individual ​Somatic ​Attunement​ mentorships, body-based meditation classes, and ​Evolutionary Sidereal Astrology readings. 

Further Resources

Solea Anani

Anam

Ancestral Reverence 

Somatic Attunement 

 

Evolutionary Astrology

 

00:00 Introduction to Collective Healing

00:56 The Power of Solea's Teaching

03:06 Exploring the Concept of Collective Healing

10:09 The Role of Ancestral Healing

11:22 Personal Journey and Early Influences

17:24 Challenges of Immigration and Family Struggles

22:48 Connection to Land and Ancestry

28:35 Becoming a Mother and Its Impact