Podcast 437 – “Integrating Sexuality & Spirituality”

Psychedelic Salon

Lorenzo Hagerty

Personal Journals, Science, Society & Culture, Natural Sciences, Philosophy

4.8 • 567 Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2015

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Guest speakers: Yalila Espinoza & Shonagh Home PROGRAM NOTES: Today we feature a conversation about psychedelics, sexuality, and the dark side of ayahuasca tourism. The conversation is between two highly experienced medicine women, Shonagh Home and Yalila Espinoza, Ph.D. Yalila's Ph.D. studies and diverse training in Integrating Sexuality & Spirituality have inspired her to create the Spiritual Erotic Awakening model ~ body centered practices that supports your connection with joy and sensual pleasure. She offers private coaching sessions, on-line IRIS training and a 7 wk ‘MIND YOUR HEART’ program that taps into your brilliant mind and activates heart centered creativity. Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option More info can be found at at yalila.com. Shonagh Home is a teacher, shamanic practitioner, and the author of ‘Ix Chel Wisdom: 7 Teachings from the Mayan Sacred Feminine,’ ‘Love and Spirit Medicine,’ and the upcoming, ‘Honeybee Wisdom: A Modern Melissae Speaks.’ Website: www.shonaghhome.com Contact: shonagh.home (at) comcast (dot) net Health & Wellness Encinitas Podcast The History And Future of Cannabis And Psychedelics In Medicine with Lorenzo Hagerty Tink Tink Club Podcast Episode 29 - Lorenzo Hagerty - The Psychedelic Salon

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0:00.0	Greetings from
0:04.0	musical
0:07.0	linguistic art chips
0:10.0	Now we have to be
0:16.0	Greetings from Cyberdelic Space
0:20.0	This is Lorenzo and I'm your host here in the Psychedelic Salon.
0:24.0	And today we are going to be treated to a conversation between Shona Holm and Yolila Espinoza.
0:31.1	And in addition to any other roles that they may fill in their lives,
0:34.4	there are also two people who I think of as medicine women.
0:38.9	In the introduction to Sisters of the Extreme, women writing on the drug experience by
0:44.4	Cynthia Palmer and Michael Horowitz, they say, among other things, and I quote,
0:49.5	The relationship of women and drugs goes back before recorded history.
1:00.0	The most important goddesses of many ancient cultures are closely associated with intoxicating plants. In the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance, the European Church State launched a savage persecution of women midwives and herbalists.
1:09.0	In the earlier decades of the 20th century,
1:12.2	women who pursued a drug-related lifestyle
1:14.6	compromised their reputations far more
1:17.3	than did the men who indulged and experimented.
1:20.3	End quote.
1:21.4	In other words, it's been hundreds of years
1:23.6	since women were publicly sought out
1:25.9	for healing and insights about our plant teachers.
1:28.6	Not to mention the fact that even speaking about such things was often dangerous for them.
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