Sherrie Mitchell, indigenous rights activist and spiritual teacher, discusses indigenous rights, environmental justice, and spiritual change. They also explore the value of staying true to our purpose and reconnecting with ancestral traditions. The chapter also emphasizes the struggle with identity and the importance of creating new traditions. They further discuss a global healing ceremony and a project aimed at exposing hidden truths for healing.

Sherri Mitchell, an indigenous rights attorney and author, discusses her book Sacred Instructions, the impact of climate change on Native Americans, the need to overcome conquest activism, the role of women in awakening, and a metaphorical story about the urgency for change.

Sherri Mitchell, an Indigenous attorney and activist from the Penobscot Nation, discusses the evolving landscape of gender roles and masculinity. She advocates for healthy expressions of masculinity and emphasizes the importance of nurturing community. The conversation highlights indigenous perspectives, focusing on compassion in resistance against oppressive systems. Sherri also explores the cyclical view of time in Indigenous cultures, encouraging deeper connections with ancestors to guide us through challenges, while promoting communal healing and accountability.