#124: Belonging: Remembering Ourselves Home with Toko-pa Turner

The Mark Groves Podcast

Mark Groves

Relationships, Society & Culture

4.9 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Toko-pa Turner is a Canadian author, teacher, and dreamworker. Blending the mystical tradition of Sufism in which she was raised with a Jungian approach to dreamwork, she founded the Dream School in 2001 from which hundreds of students have since graduated. Her bestselling book "Belonging: Remembering Ourselves Home" explores the themes of exile and the search for belonging. In this episode we dive into Toko-pa's theories behind Belonging and Dreamwork, and her inspirations and experiences pertaining to both. She teaches us that perhaps belonging isn't a place at all, but rather a skill that we can nurture and strengthen within ourselves. ~ Discover: The longing to belong drives so many of us to places of false belonging How family and ancestors have influenced our belonging When we come back into belonging, there is a beautiful cemetery that occurs As we learn to become our whole self unconditionally, we no longer seek places to belong What are the initiations by exile and why they are necessary Why dreaming and curiosity are the most valuable tools we have You can find Toko-pa on lnstagram, and on her website at www.toko-pa.com. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of the Mark Grove's podcast. Well, you know, recently I had that
0:14.8	podcast episode with Francis Weller, where we explored the relationship to darkness, the relationship
0:20.3	to our soul. I love that conversation.
0:23.7	I love that conversation of exploring what is mysterious, what is mystical. And this week,
0:30.8	we are certainly in for the greatest of pleasures. You're going to be blown away by this week's
0:37.2	guest who is an author,
0:39.4	a mystic, and a dream worker. I'm not a dream worker. What does that tell me more about that?
0:46.6	I was reading when I checked out her website. She has a really incredible book called Belonging.
0:53.8	And it's, her name is Tokopa Turner.
0:57.5	And when I was checking out her website, I saw that she is sometimes called A Midwife of
1:03.2	the Psychie.
1:04.9	What a cool title.
1:07.2	It's like Midwife of the Psychi.
1:09.5	Please deliver us, our psyche, be the space between, as she mentions, the liminal space.
1:17.6	So I'm really excited for you to experience this week's podcast, this week's episode,
1:23.1	as we continue to deepen our levels of inquiry
1:27.6	as we dive into what is mysterious and mystical,
1:31.1	which is you.
1:32.9	So without further ado, here is Tokaput Turner.
1:42.9	Welcome, welcome, welcome, Tokaput Turner. I'm so excited to have you on the podcast today.
1:48.8	Oh, it's my joy and pleasure to be here with you, Mark. Thank you.
1:52.7	Well, you know, your work comes so topically, you know, to the current state of affairs,
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