Sam Wilde - "Connection, Liberation, and The Great Mother"

J. Brown Yoga Talks

J. Brown

Yoga, Health & Fitness, Yogateacher, Alternative Health, Yogaindustry, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality

4.4 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 17 October 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Sam Wilde, founder of The Sacred Order of the Great Mother and host of the Fertile Feminist Podcast, talks with J about a connection they made years ago and nurturing a felt sense of The Great Mother. They discuss a formative conversation they happened into together two decades back and the import it held, Sam's experience of not fitting into the yoga world, her work as a minister and study of feminist liberation theology, fertility as shakti and feminism as shiva, and being a midwife to the desires of the heart and spirit of mothering for all.

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0:00.0	All right, here we are.
0:13.5	I'm in my attic, as usual.
0:17.6	You are wherever you are, and in whatever time you're listening to whatever time you're listening to this.
0:25.2	And in the doing so, that distance has been bridged.
0:31.1	We've come together and I'm grateful to you for doing that.
0:36.4	This is Jay Brown Yoga Talks podcast.
0:39.3	My name is Jay Brown.
0:40.6	Thank you to you, whoever you are.
0:43.0	If you're new, welcome, everyone else, what's up?
0:47.5	How are we doing?
0:49.9	I was just sitting here thinking about today's conversation with Sam Wilde.
0:58.5	And as you'll hear, I met Sam very briefly over 20 years ago.
1:07.4	And there was something that happened in that meeting,
1:12.4	some kind of connection between us,
1:16.1	and it has remained to this day
1:20.9	and was affirmed in our conversation.
1:25.1	And I just was sitting here thinking about where I was at 20 years ago when I was
1:33.0	talking to Sam the first time. And what I remember most is this overriding feeling in me of
1:42.2	the injustice in the world in the sense that there seemed to me to be
1:49.2	this perpetuation of profound misperceptions about life and the nature of reality.
1:57.3	And that these misperceptions, these narratives around who and what we are and how life is happening,
2:06.8	were really at the heart of our dysfunction.
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