

Zoë Tryon on Amazonian Cultures, Environmental Activism and Motherhood - E210
Jun 6, 2024
Zoë Tryon, an activist, speaker, and artist dedicated to indigenous communities, shares her journey of environmental activism and cultural preservation in the Amazon. She emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with ancestral lands and traditional practices while advocating for indigenous-led conservation. The discussion also touches on Amazonian spirituality, dreams, and the healing power of community. Additionally, Zoë explores modern intimacy challenges, highlighting the critical role of maternal bonds and the need for vulnerability in navigating personal relationships.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Nurturing Intuition and Community Through Retreats
02:03 • 3min
Community Connections and Upcoming Events in Devon
04:56 • 3min
Reconnecting with the Amazon: Cultures, Conservation, and Community
07:27 • 25min
Navigating Intimacy and Connection in Modern Culture
32:32 • 19min
The Eagle and the Condor: A Prophecy of Unity and Collaboration
51:11 • 3min
Unity Through Ancestral Wisdom
54:03 • 31min
Spirituality and Interconnectedness
01:24:37 • 5min
Connecting Through Inspiration and Community Engagement
01:29:42 • 3min