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S2. E31. Reclaiming Wellness: A Journey of Ancestral Roots, Self-Worth, and Community Empowerment w. Reema K.
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On today's episode, I speak with Reema K., the visionary and founder of The Hira Collective, as she shares her journey of connecting ancestral roots to wellness and creating a community platform for holistic healing.
In this episode we discuss:
-Recognizing your intrinsic worth beyond roles and titles
-How reconnecting with ancestral roots enhances wellness and combats loneliness
-Addressing and transforming intergenerational trauma into positive actions
-Finding and building a supportive community to feel seen and valued
-Embracing ongoing personal growth and self-acceptance, symbolized by the butterfly and diamond
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to Today's Episode
00:28 Meet Reema: Visionary Behind The Hira Collective
01:30 The Birth of The Hira Collective
04:29 Reema's Personal Wellness Journey
09:12 The Power of Ancestral Roots
18:09 Navigating Intergenerational Trauma
26:53 Practical Tips for Connecting with Ancestral Roots
31:22 Rapid Fire Questions with Reema
32:56 Closing Remarks
Links:
Reema Rachel Khithani (she/her) is the visionary founder of The Hira Collective, a platform dedicated to healing, wellness, community, and reclaiming traditional healing practices as an act of decolonization. With over 16 years in education and an M’Ed from OISE, Reema integrates her ancestral practices to create environments of healing, empowerment, and connection. A thought leader in disrupting colonial ways, Reema connects individuals with over 50 vetted practitioners offering services like reiki, meditation, and energy healing. The Hira Collective allows users to book sessions, join workshops, and engage in a supportive community, while practitioners benefit from enhanced visibility and support. Reema believes that with access to resources and community, we can heal the world. She emphasizes the magic of the collective, believing that just as a butterfly's wings can cause a ripple effect, one person's healing can transform the world through connection and collective magic.
@thehiracollective on Instagram
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