Where do we find strength and stability in a world struggling to shed its decaying skins and birth a new era? Many of us find ourselves in a state of radical amazement at the power and responsibility that has come to us.
Join three leading teachers, thought leaders, and healers as they explore the pressing work of healing intergenerational trauma from their own cultural perspectives. Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone, anchor of the series, will offer teachings rooted in Jungian psychology and Jewish historical narratives, drawing from Kabbalistic cosmology and practices (Nov. 8). She will dialogue with New York Times bestselling author and teacher Resmaa Menakem (Nov. 15) on the cultural legacies of racism and white body supremacy and how the residue of this trauma shows up, and can be transformed, amidst this year of uprising for change. The series concludes (Nov. 22) in conversation with Native American leader and author, Dr. Anita Sanchez, who will help us draw forth indigenous wisdom and medicine for our turbulent moment in history.
See an intro by Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone:
In the immediate aftermath of the US election let us:
Explore intergenerational trauma science through the lens of Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone’s personal research with trauma survivors around the world
Learn experiential practices for grounding the body and transmuting frenetic energies
Dialogue on the trauma legacies of oppression and persecution in Black and Jewish communities
Practice the wisdom of awareness and embodied healing modalities
Discuss indigenous wisdom on healing intergenerational trauma, and why it’s important for this time of great upheaval and transformation
Gather together with the SAND Global community
In this time of upheaval, hope, and unparalleled possibility, our ancestors’ legacies reverberate within us. Their wisdom, resilience, as well as the deep scars of their suffering call to us. This three-part online series will address how we can harvest the gifts inherent in our bloodlines while also healing the profound cultural traumas resulting from centuries of racial oppression. colonization, and patriarchal abuses.
This series will feature guided meditations, breathwork, somatic exercises/experiences, and more.
You will receive:
Video recordings (two-hours each) to watch at your convenience
Downloadable audio recordings
Presenter Resources:
Resmaa Menakem’s Book: My Grandmother’s Hands
Connect with Resmaa: www.resmaa.com
Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone’s Book: Wounds into Wisdom
Connect with Tirzah and get updates on future courses and offerings: www.tirzahfirestone.com
Tirzah’s course on Intergenerational trauma healing: www.tirzahfirestone.com/ancestral-healing
Dr. Anita Sanchez’s Book: The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for Modern Times
Dr. Anita Sanchez’s Meditations: sancheztennis.com/about/offerings-insights
Connect with Anita Sanchez (Aztec & Mexican American):
anita-sanchez.com
foursacredgifts.com Free download of “In Right Relations” Song, Four Sacred Gifts online course coming January 2nd, 2021
https://sancheztennis.com (consulting, coaching, speaking)
Direct Covid Relief for Indigenous People: Donate to nonprofits – Thank You!
Bioneers: www.Bioneers.org (direct to IndigiGiving Covid Relief Fund)
Pachamama Alliance: www.Pachamama.org (direct Covid Relief Aid to Amazon (Achuar, Sapara People)
World Indigenous Science Network: www.WISN.org (direct to Indigenous Elder Covid Relief)
Additional Resources:
Rachel Yehuda Interview (2015, July 31). How trauma and resilience cross generations. On Being with Krista Tippett.
Resmaa Menakem Interview (June 4, 2020). Notice the Rage; Notice the Silence. On Being with Krista Tippett.
Our Power to Heal: Gloria Steinem and Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone in conversation (video)
A Tool for Transcending Jewish Trauma, created by Jo Kent Katz
Ta Nahesi Coates “Between the World and Me” HBO Special
White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo
Course Requirement: Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone, Resmaa Menakem & Anita Sanchez, PhD – The Breath of the Ancestors
Real Value: $35
One-time cost: USD 14
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