Alright everybody, enjoy this conversation with the enlightening and mystical Sol Luckman. He is the author of many things including his latest book, The World Cult and You: Your Place in it and Your Way Out Of It. He’s a prolific artist and musician, and someone well-versed in the language of spirit and transformation.
I really didn’t know where this conversation was going to, and ended up thoroughly enjoying it, as we touched on many topics of great interest to me. Last time he and I spoke was during the plandemic, so it was interesting to meet and connect, and to see what shifts he and I have been going through in these strange times. I really appreciate the dynamic between his mystical and esoteric perspectives and how they seem to align with my practical take on the same issues.
Find his work at solluckman.substack.com. And I hope you get as much out of this conversation as I did.
And find my coaching work at DylanCharlesCoaching.com.
Peace and Power,
_Dylan Charles
Welcome back to the Battered Souls podcast with Dylan Charles.
Alright everyone it’s been a long time since I’ve published an episode, as I’ve been focused on other things. Super happy, though, to be back with this light and deep conversation about the African shamanic plant medicine, Iboga.
When I last had Jenny on my show in 2020 it was right as the pandemic was setting in, and my how things have changed. She’s been working in the recovery space in Colorado and also spent time in Africa to complete her iboga provider training, and I thought her insight on the importance of sobriety and how it relates to shamanism would be a useful conversation for many of you out there.
In this episode I spoke with 10th generation Bwiti Shaman, Moughenda Mikala, who is the global steward of the ancient African medicine tradition of Iboga. I met Moughenda in 2013 and had the great honor of participating in a proper ceremony with him, and I find his wisdom and perspective on the value of life is invaluable for these times.
I’m fascinated by the stories of people who’ve succumbed to the pressures and suggestions of this toxic world and have fallen down in life, only to get back up, take full responsibility for their comeback, and then go on to use their experience to be of positive influence to others.
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In this episode I talk with ethnobotanist and steward of the ancient Secoya Yagé tradition, Jonathon Miller-Weiseberger to talk about the experience of drinking sacred medicinal brew at Ocean Forest EcoLodge in Costa Rica. Jonathon is a good friend of mine, and my teacher of this cultural treasure, and also the author of Rainforest Medicine: Preserving Indigenous Science and Biodiversity in the Upper Amazon.
