The Inner Journey: Saving Your Soul to Save Us All w/ Dr. Erin Yu-Juin McMorrow #371

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Luke Storey

Society & Culture, Health & Fitness, Alternative Health, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

4.7 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2021

⏱️ 129 minutes

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Summary

It's time we came back to Earth, and I can think of no one better to get us grounded than this week's guest: author, spiritual guide, and Earth advocate, Dr. Erin Yu-Juin McMorrow.

I was highly charged after devouring Erin's book, Grounded, which explores the interconnectedness between the natural world and humanity. We can see nature’s history imprinted in the soil and how toxic expressions of masculinity (defined by Erin as patriarchy) rip through the natural Earth – which is an embodiment of the sacred feminine through Erin's lens.

So how do we find roots when the soil is literally being ripped from under our feet?

On the rational side of things, we can return to regenerative farming practices, start composting, and learn from our fungi friends. But things really get interesting when we dive into the spiritual, sacred potential in Earth and see how it relates to the divine feminine, and see how sex, soul, and soil are, in many ways, one and the same.

05:00 — The Return to Roots

Working with soil, regenerative farming
The role of fungi in the soil and why mushrooms are our allies
Relating soil to feminine sexual energy
Learning how to compost
Regenerating earth and business

43:35 — Reframing Environmentalism

What I learned after watching The Great Global Warming Swindle
The creative life force of the universe and why we need to shift our relationship with Earth
Getting caught up in environmentalism
How colonization separated us from the land

01:04:18 — Plant Medicines to Reconnect with Nature

The collective elevation of consciousness with medicine experiences
The global renaissance happening right now

1:15:33 — The Way Out of Patriarchy

The collective pain body
The masculine expression of ego
Conquering cultural marxism to come back to oneness
The Goddess Archetype
Immersing yourself in natural things

1:51:49 — Expansion Through Sexuality

How an orgy pushed Erin to her edge and how she broke through
Cultivating initiation skills
Releasing shame around sexuality

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0:00.0	And one of the basic ones is still like a colonizer kind of thing but it's like
0:05.2	somehow we are separate from nature. It's the only way private property could
0:09.2	exist is if we're separate, if we're separate from nature and all of that
0:13.5	doesn't fit actually. All of that is out of alignment. I am Erin McBarrow and this
0:20.5	is the Lifestyles podcast. It's time to strap on your helmet and dig into
0:26.9	episode 371. It's the inner journey, saving your soul to save us all with Dr.
0:31.9	Aaron, you, Joanne McMarrow. Before we jump into what was an incredibly
0:36.0	enlightening and inspiring conversation for me as the host, I'd like to
0:39.5	invite you to join me at my online store. You can find that at LukeStory.com
0:43.9	slash store. Over the past few years, many people have asked me and continue to
0:48.8	ask me, what are my favorite products when it comes to health and wellness?
0:52.5	You know, I'm quite the health enthusiast as those of you that listen to the
0:56.2	show know and I found it to be really useful for me to find one single place
1:00.8	where I could put everything that I have used or continue to use in my life to
1:04.2	support my well-being, vitality and longevity. So again, join me there at LukeStory.com
1:09.6	slash store. Here are some credentials for our brilliant guest, Aaron. She's a
1:15.0	certified yoga teacher, craniosacral therapist and entrepreneur. She holds a
1:19.5	PhD in policy planning and development from USC and study political and social
1:24.2	thought at the University of Virginia, serving as the director of housing
1:28.4	policy with the Los Angeles Coalition to end hunger and homelessness. But wait,
1:33.9	that's not all. She's also the author of an incredible book called Grounded, a
1:38.5	fierce feminine guide to connecting with the soil and healing from the
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