Elders, Indigenous Wisdom, and Global Healing in a Time of Crisis | Prajna Horn & Dr. David Wrathall
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Elders, Indigenous Wisdom, and Global Healing in a Time of Crisis | Prajna Horn & Dr. David Wrathall
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In this live episode of the Revolutionary Social Work Podcast, recorded at the NASW National Conference in Chicago, hosts Christian Ace and Jerome MT sit down with Prajna Horn and Dr. David Wrathall to explore how Indigenous wisdom and the guidance of elders can transform our response to today’s global crises.
The conversation highlights the work of Kaiāulu, a women- and Indigenous-led nonprofit bridging ancestral knowledge with science and spirituality. Together, we examine the role of elders, rites of passage, ecological consciousness, and synchronized ceremonies as pathways to healing and systemic change.
This dialogue underscores that revolutionary transformation requires both inner reflection and collective action. From climate justice to community connection, from storytelling to ceremony, Prajna and David illuminate what it means to bridge tradition and modernity in a world desperate for coherence.
📖 Chapters & Timestamps
00:00 – Opening & Introduction
05:45 – The Power of Elders and Rites of Passage
10:20 – Indigenous Wisdom and Modern Science
12:42 – The Role of Technology in Cultural Transmission
15:26 – Creating Ripples of Kindness and Connection
18:11 – The Journey of Remembering and Homecoming
21:11 – Synchronizing Indigenous Ceremonies for Global Healing
23:35 – Bridging the Gap Between Tradition and Modernity
48:33 – Bridging Indigenous Wisdom and Western Science
51:47 – Nature’s Storytelling: The Role of the Moon
54:48 – Cultivating Listening: The Call of the Elders
57:17 – Reconnection: Finding Harmony in Modern Times
01:04:18 – The Grace of Integration: Navigating Resistance
01:18:05 – Transformative Knowledge: Love as a Way of Knowing
🔑 Keywords Indigenous wisdom, elders, Prajna Horn, David Wrathall, Kaiāulu, climate change, climate justice, ecological consciousness, spirituality, rites of passage, collective intelligence, synchronized ceremonies, Indigenous knowledge, ancestral traditions, Revolutionary Social Work Podcast, NASW Conference, community healing, relational transformation, Indigenous science
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