Max writes: @maxmorris signs her name, has put this meme here in the same way that all published elements in IPR channels request supportive, respectful communications between individuals and communities that don't necessarily always understand one another easily. Please reach out to her directly with questions (t.me/maxmorris) or feel free to post anonymously to converse respectfully and with kindness.

Are all severely disabled and disadvantaged people... actually... dangerous trolls?

🔊 New Reel IPR • A Newsy (Reely) Group Journalling & Resource Sharing Practice • Please follow (& if you wish, contribute to) this survivors-created newsreel requesting guardians of peaceful & respectful conversations that include those most severely affected by preventable violence. • When you hold guardianship, you support large numbers of individual survivors & families across our networked workgroups. • If you have questions, post gentle & respectful questions. • If you have lived experiences to share, share them with kindness & respect for yourself & others. • Remember that every communication may be in a language we don't know, or a language we aren't expecting. • When we learn together, we grow strong in community with one another. • Thank you for engaging swiftness & consistency in kind awareness, alertness, & strength of guardianship with us here now. • https://t.me/joinchat/RVsJ8ewokjwmH58z • https://t.me/s/IntuitivePublicMedia/3097 • https://t.me/s/IntuitivePublicMedia/3107 •°`

🔊 @Ideaschema • Live Idea Schema Community Audiostream • Intuitive Public Radio • IPR ••• Chat: https://t.me/joinchat/U7rtZSUk0-dfeiur • 20210401-044507 • https://t.me/s/Ideaschema/888 • https://t.me/s/Ideaschema/1521 •°`

Episode 4: Mizrahi Activism, Jerusalem in Exile, and the Sacred Practice of Falling on Ones Face w/ Hadar Cohen

10/25/20

https://JewishAncestralHealing.com/podcast

Web player: https://podcastaddict.com/episode/115221366
Episode: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/jewishancestralhealing/EP06-_Interview_with_Hadar_.mp3?dest-id=2376791

Hadar Cohen weaves Mizrahi magic and activism through the lens of sacred arts, Jewish mysticism, and her ever-evolving relationship with longing and belonging, in relationship with exile and her ancestral homeland of Jerusalem.