Cultural appropriation in spirituality : how deepening our understandings of settler colonialism, race, and privilege can help us reland our practices with humility, accountability and reciprocity

Aja, (creator.). Esther, (creator.). sid, (creator.). scout, (creator.).

Summary: "[...]we explore the ways in which cultural appropriation may displace, discredit and disrupt our best intentions to be respectful, loving, spiritual beings. We explore intersectionality–the interconnection of experiences of oppression and privilege in different areas of our lives–and the ways that the mysteries of spirit further complicate these already very complicated issues."--Creators' website.

Record details

Physical Description: print
1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations ; 22 cm
Publisher: [Vancouver, BC] : [Witches* Union Hall], [2014].

Content descriptions

General Note:

Elastic bound.

Includes a worksheet.

Formatted Contents Note:

Part one. Connecting to ancestry & setting up the space to do this magickal work -- Part two. Working with whole time & descendants to investigate ongoing effects of colonialism -- Part three. Exploring entitlement, privilege, giving & taking -- Part four. Unmasking guilt & shame & sharing possibilities for hope -- Part five. Identifying & committing to the work of anti-racism and decolonization in earth-based spirituality.