Explaining the South African Philosophy of Ubuntu, conventional healer John Lockley discusses ancestral connection and the knowledge of our collective human story.
On this episode, John and Raghu discover:
- Giving because of our organic ancestors
- Reconciling with ancestors who could have executed dangerous deeds
- Calling within the names of our ancestors as a path to honoring all of our human relations
- John’s expertise being raised by Apartheid in South Africa
- How Nelson Mandela unfold the teachings of Ubuntu
- Connecting to our desires to connect with our humanity and our ancestors
- The circle of Ubuntu and realizing that we’re all equal
- Humility as the inspiration of any non secular observe
- A guided ancestral observe from John
“Wherever you might be, no matter you’re experiencing, know that you just’re a baby of nature, a baby of the good one.” –John Lockley
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About John Lockley:
John Lockley started his journey as a younger medic drafted into the South African navy. He then skilled beneath Zen grasp Su Bong from South Korea, and returned to post-Apartheid South Africa to spend 10 years in apprenticeship with MaMngwevu, a drugs lady from the Xhosa tribe. His outstanding journey by the constraints of Apartheid is a testomony to the human spirit, and to the ability of forgiveness and reconciliation. Discover out extra about John’s work and study extra about his quite a few upcoming occasions, retreats, and different choices at JohnLockley.com.
“They are saying, within the Xhosa custom amongst my elders, when persons are calling within the names of their ancestors, and so they’re saying the names on the sacred land, they are saying we’re all associated. After we can look into the mirror and welcome our ancestors with grace and kindness, then there’s no cause to berate and demonize somebody from one other tradition.” –John Lockley
Photograph through John Lockley
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