Earth Speak Founders Natalie Ross & Shawna Cason on Creating Community in a Disconnected World [episode 85]

Natalie Ross & Shawna Cason share about our hard-wired need for connection and why they created the Earth Speak Collective. You’ll also hear about:

• Simple practices to reclaim and reconnect with your spiritual self 
• Remembering your inherent creative power 
• How the modern world has severed us from community and cultivated disconnection  
• The witch wound 

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This week we are sharing an interview from the Wandering Yogi Podcast, with Lydia Willig and Earth Speak founders Natalie Ross and Shawna Cason. 

Natalie is a dreamer and story weaver. She seeks to remind folx of the fierce beauty and power in the re-remembering of our deep and wild connection to the Earth, to ourselves, and to the magic and mystery of the Spirit realm. 

Shawna finds inspiration from all aspects of life but most notably nature and human connection. She brings experience and awareness from being a white assuming mixed-race black woman living in America. As a student of Psychological Ethnic Anthropology, she enjoys liberating folks from aspects of what makes them feel othered by society. 

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