MARCELLA KROLL on the Magic of Neurodiverse Futurisms /263

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🗓️ 8 December 2021

⏱️ 59 minutes

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All too often that which exists beyond the realms of intellect and rationality are deemed unworthy, unreal, and even demonized by the overculture. However, there is tremendous power held by magical, intuitive practices, especially in this moment when so many of us are yearning to spin ourselves out of the reductionist, intellect-driven mindset that we find ourselves mired in. In this episode, we journey into the unseen with guest Marcella Kroll. In this expansive conversation we explore a variety of topics ranging from how we can offer tools for healing with integrity under a colonial-capitalist system, the intersections of algorithms, divination, and social media, and the legacy of ancestral healing. Marcella Kroll is a Neurodivergent Multi-Dimensional Artist, Performer, and Spiritualist. She is the creator of 3 divination decks, illustrator and author of the grimoire PRIESTESS, and host of the podcast Saved by the Spell. Through her one on one sessions, she offers her clients space and perspective to empower themselves on their own unique path. While offering classes and workshops that honor Ancestral Healing for those living in the Liminal spaces, empowered magical practices, and reclaiming your birthright as a Sovereign Being. She also is a program presenter for the Los Angeles Public Library offering divination workshops to Teens and Tweens.Music by Santiparro, Violet Bell, and Annie Sumi. Visit our website at forthewild.world for the full episode description, references, and action points.Support the show

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1:17.2	Hello and welcome to For the Wild podcast. I'm Ayane Young.
1:22.5	Today I'm speaking with Marcella Crull, where there's this backlash of
1:28.2	you know, infograph social media culture that's like rest, rest, rest, but then the moment you do,
1:34.0	you're not being productive enough. You know what? That voice comes back. We really need to be
1:40.9	able to show up for each other and go it's okay for you to take space.
1:45.1	Marcella Crull is a neurodivergent multi-dimensional artist, performer, and spiritualist.
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