Kathi von Koerber - How can indigenous wisdom guide us?

Kathi von Koerber is a filmmaker, a dancer, a teacher, a healer, an
activist, a mother – and much more. For me personally, she is one
of the most inspiring women, I know. Together with her husband,
Kathi brings indigenous wisdom and knowledge to the western world,
in order to help heal the madness of modern society. Kathi grew up
in South Africa and from her early childhood on was interested in
the different tribes and traditions. For many years, she traveled
the world, learning from Bushmen, Shamans and Elders of different
traditions, always understanding more about the wisdom of the
earth. Because this is where most of those teachings come from:
Observing nature, recognizing the signs and in best case, being
able to read them. We talk about her father, who has been a great
inspiration for Kathi and about her mother, who passed way too
early, but has never truly left. Kathi tells me about her first
encounters with ancient traditions and how that formed her future
path. We speak about healing plants and Ayurveda, about dance and
body language, about the importance of traveling and about rituals
of passage. Kathi shares, how she found mothering energy apart from
her real mom and what life on a feminine planet might require from
us. We also talk about the importance of cleaning, of asking for
forgiveness – and of sharing some of the Oktoberfest-beer with
mother earth. Kathi wants to live and die young – something I can
only subscribe. If you never heard about the teachings of the earth
and of spirit, some of our conversation might sound a bit strange
to you. But as I am deeply convinced, we need those conversations
now more than ever, I hope you will listen and receive with an open
heart. Kathi also guides online courses about Intuitive feminine
wisdom and more – which is linked in the shownotes, as well as some
of her other projects. The Podcast is published on Spotify, Podimo,
Pocket Casts and Apple.