How we change the world by bringing about the change in ourselves
This week's show is with Anthar Kharana Navarro, native from Ocaña in the north of Colombia, he is a music composer, sound healer and ceremonial leader of the Eagle and Condor Nations.
Anthar is also a Sundancer and a member of the Native American Church. He started at an early age, guided by wise elders from his land and during the last 20 years of travel, Anthar have visited 16 countries, particularly active in the UK, leading retreats, workshops, conferences, ceremonies and concerts.
Anthar is the director and founder of the Ancestral School in Colombia (Escuela Ancestral Colombia) and both Tribal Sound Healing and the Tambora Foundation in the UK and Colombia. He is also co-director of the first school of sound healing in Scotland ANSU School of Sound and the Ancestral Pathways School in England.
In the last 19 years of traveling the world, Anthar has shared the wisdom and the connection between the Sacred Fire and the Ancestral Sound with the animal, mineral and plant kingdom. He leads traditional ceremonies, workshops, sacred music concerts, private healing sessions, conferences and retreats in various countries including Colombia, Chile, England, Scotland, Wales, Ibiza, USA, Poland, France, Portugal, Switzerland, Korea, Bali - Indonesia, Romania and Italy.
In this show, Anthar and Lian explored how outside change begins with what's inside. We explored practices and ways of being that connect us with the old ways, how some people are here to be the bridges to the new, and the importance of connecting with our land and ancestors.
I’d love to know what YOU think about this week’s show. Let’s carry on the conversation… please leave a comment below.
What you’ll learn from this episode:
When we want to change the world, we can begin with ourselves… clean our own blood and we clean the river.
What kind of seed are you? One that is here to spread prolifically now or one that’s here to grow slowly, with the results of what you plant being something that your ancestors many generations from now will benefit from?
I love how Anther spoke about the importance of connecting to our land and our ancestors - that we care about our relations and they care about us
Resources and stuff that we spoke about:
Anthar’s Website: antharkharana.com
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Lian & Jonathan