Michelle Cassandra Johnson

Michelle Cassandra Johnson, a wisdom teacher and racial equity consultant, teams up with Amy Burtaine, an anti-racist trainer and beekeeping enthusiast, to explore our connection to bees. They suggest that it’s the bees who might be trying to save humanity. They discuss bees as guides, the spiritual lineage of bee priestesses, and the importance of sustainability in beekeeping. Their enchanting tales reveal bees' roles as superorganisms, their adaptability, and the lessons we can learn about interconnectedness, gratitude, and the beauty of giving.

In this engaging discussion, Michelle Cassandra Johnson, an author and racial equity trainer, dives into the intersections of racism and wellness. She emphasizes the importance of community amidst feelings of disconnection in today's world. Through the myth of Isis and Osiris, she explores themes of transformation and healing that resonate with modern struggles. Johnson also shares insights on cultivating meaningful relationships and the vital role of ancestral wisdom, urging a collective responsibility toward a just and inclusive future.