Unearthing (my) Indigenous Roots

At the beginning of 2023, I set an intention only to read works by Indigenous authors.

I’m not sure why it didn’t occur to me to do this earlier. It was most likely the many years of acculturation I experienced and continue to experience as an Indigenous person– a lifetime of cumulative pain and shame I’m working to strip myself of. And it was by reading these books that I realized I have a ways to go in my self-awareness and healing journey.

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Jessica Sandhu
Howling like a coyote...is healing.

I also longed to learn more about me as an Indigenous person and Indigenous practices. I'd been longing for this for some time but never really spent time reading or listening or writing about it until I gave myself this space. 

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Jessica Sandhu
The Adventure of Life

I came out here to find adventure, to get a different perspective and to connect to mother nature. And even though I've only been staying in tents, tiny houses, tiny motor homes, out in the desert and star gazing, this part really rooted me to that desire. And I felt held in that.

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Jessica Sandhu
Humanity at its Best!

Accepting this lesson is something I've struggled with. The cross roads of ones mental health and the need to be productive and in striving mode, all to be/stay relevant, are a product of our current culture.

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Jessica Sandhu
Be Kind to Your Mind

Hyper-self-critical thinking has been learned at some point in your life…there are ways through, though. That kind of thinking was learned, and so too can you learn how to hold more compassion for yourself.

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Jessica Sandhu
Dog Days

An intentionally simple weekend of eating food from off the farm, diving into a real book and connecting face to face with others was so nourishing. I was reminded that we could do with more time off in our lives!

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Jessica Sandhu
Just Believe

The session was nothing like I expected. Instead of being told some fear-mongering information about my life, Gahl was essentially giving me pointers on how to harness past pain

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Jessica Sandhu