Cultural Appropriation and Spirituality with Pavithra Banavar (Part II)

Multitudes

What would you do when a spiritual system you have found helpful also has problematic aspects? How does cultural appropriation manifest in spirituality?
We talk about these questions, as well as the connection of Hinduism and spirituality, assimilation and Indian culture in America, and the revolutionary importance of rest.
Pavithra Banavar is a spiritual guide, creative visionary and holistic healer. Pavithra, also known as The Clueless Psychic, is the owner of FlowinShakti and host of the Divine Rebel Podcast.
This is Part II of my conversation with Pavithra. Be sure to check out Part I to learn more about Human Design, Gene Keys, and Pavithra's background. Listen here!
Chapter Markers:

• 1:59 Examining Relationships to Spiritual Systems
• 10:00 Reclaiming Cultural Lineage
• 14:18 Pavithra's Relationship to Hinduism & Spirituality
• 18:28 Reflections on Pavithra's Trip to India

Where can you find Pavithra?
Pavithra's Podcast, The Divine Rebel
Pavithra's Substack, FlowinShakti
Pavithra's Instagram, @flowinshakti
Podcast episodes mentioned from Pavithra's Podcast:
73. "Is Human Design Another Tool of Capitalism?"
67. "5 Issues I Have With the Human Design Community"
Music: Top of the Top by Matt Large
Where can you learn more about Multitudes?
www.multitudespodcast.com
Instagram, @multitudes.podcast
I would love to hear from you! Please let me know if this episode resonated with you by connecting with me on Instagram, or also contacting me via my website. You can support the show as well by leaving a review, and you can do so here!
Transcripts are now live! New episode transcripts will be uploaded shortly after the episode is available. Check out the transcripts page on my website, here.

Bölümler

1. Cultural Appropriation and Spirituality with Pavithra Banavar (Part II) (00:00:00)

2. Examining Relationships to Spiritual Systems (00:01:59)

3. Reclaiming Cultural Lineage (00:10:00)

4. Pavithra's Relationship to Hinduism & Spirituality (00:14:18)

5. Reflections on Pavithra's Trip to India (00:18:28)