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Queridos pajaritos del playa y serpientes de sabrosos,

I'm back in the saddle after a lengthy and rejuvenating hiatus in lindissimo y poderoso Mexico. This ep is a hodge podge affair, just shaking off the rust and hopefully inspiring some provocative thoughts and energizing mental momentum. Featured in this episode are some words from legendary Lakota medicine man Lame Deer, some history and observations regarding the resplendent, distinctive and admirably adaptable Mazatec tribe of N. Oaxaca, and a brief bio of an under-appreciated Afro-Mestizo hero of early Mexican independence and abolition, Vicente Ramon Guerrero.

I'll have much more to say about my time in Mexico, but I am still integrating the experience and these things require the massaging currents of time.

Thank you for being alive and present, and for staying a supporter of the podcast, and thank you for understanding about the ebbs, flows and eddies of the creative process.

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TRACKLIST
Deep Breath Relaxing Music - 15 Minute Deep Meditation
John Fire Lame Deer - The Spirit Is In You
Girls Love Soul 019 ft. Kyaira Ortloff (time stamp 34:00)

Dave ft Burna Boy - Location
Girls Love Soul 026 ft. Savvv
Meditative Mind - Whole Body Cell Regeneration | 45 Minute Power Nap
Em Lec - Mazatec Sunrise
PLAYADELCONCIERGE - Sounds of the Temazcal
foudeqush - un sueño raro
Lofi Lux by Kaii - Tijuana Nocturne

Vicente Ramon Guerrero: https://caamuseum.org/learn/600state/black-history/blackhistory-on-september-15-1829-afro-mestizo-mexican-president-vicente-ramon-guerrero-issued-the-guerrero-decree-which-prohibited-slavery-in-most-of-mexico

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