All in Healing Ancestral Money Trauma
One day we need to unpack what South Africa is doing to young Black people in the workplace and how this is adding to money trauma.
There's this dangerous narrative that tells us that we should be grateful for whatever little bit we earn because others don't have jobs.
I invest a lot of money into healing my body. In 2021 I invested over US$10,000 in acupuncture and karsai nei tsang sessions (womb/yoni healing massages) and I am so glad I did.
Soon, I will do a whole webinar unpacking how the trauma of colonization, apartheid and slavery affects our allostatic load and how this impacts our health, nervous system and finances.
The first time I flew business class was in 2021, when I flew back home from Sri Lanka to South Africa last week.
Before I got on the flight, I spent 3 hours at a spa, getting all sorts of full body massages.
A while back, we had someone moving into her dream apartment and she posted daily, sometimes 3 times a day in the student group, sharing her deep insights and fears and the pain of being the first in her family to move to her own place and live alone.
A while back, in the middle of a full body workout with my personal trainer, I felt all this fear and sadness in my body (especially my womb) and stopped the session to scream into pillows, went back to the workout, paused, did some womb breathwork and then fire breathing.
