Ayahuasca for Healing Ancestral Racial Trauma
Life is a Festival #105: Tony Moss
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Today we welcome back the mighty Tony Moss for a deep dive on ayahuasca healing for ancestral trauma and post traumatic slave syndrome.
On the show we discuss Tony’s first experiences with ayahuasca over 20 years ago through the Santo Daime church. Tony shares his own experience healing ancestral trauma in ceremony. We talk about epigenetics and the current understanding of ancestral healing from indigenous to modern worldviews. Tony describes his first experience leading an all-Black ceremony and finally we discuss the state of race in America today.
Tony Moss is a musician, artist, and founder of I.AM.LIFE, a non-profit event production project focused on interconnectivity. He has been working with ayahuasca for 20 years in jurisdictions where it is legal and is a public advocate for the decriminalization and responsible use of all plant medicines. Tony is passionate about the synthesis of indigenous and modern world views.
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Timestamps
:07 - When you first discovered ayahuasca?
:13 - The Judeo-Christian ayahuasca tradition of Santo Daime
:23 - How Tony discovered his own ancestral trauma
:33 - Epigenetic and healing ancestral trauma
:47 - Tony’s experience leading all-Black ayahuasca ceremonies
:57 - Ayahuasca and the state of race in America
Graphics Designed by Andy McErlean
Audio Engineering by Trevor Coulter
Theme song ““Peculiar Colors” [Manjumasi]“ by dj atish