Episode Two: Ria Righteous
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21476/PP.2021.61338Keywords:
dearmouring, love, healing, Kersal Dale, heart leadership, education, trees, squirrels, childhoodAbstract
In this first full conversation, Rajni Shah and Ria Righteous take time to allow words to emerge between them through deep listening. The conversation is intimate and personal, meditating on themes of grief, selfhood, family, renewal, and the long and difficult work of dearmouring the heart and body.
This episode is accompanied by a short offering in which Ria guides the listener through a meditation called ‘Breathing the Body’. The offering was recorded by Ria in Kersal Dale, near the river Irwell in Salford.
References
Rūmī. n.d. "what you want also wants you". Translated by Sharghzadeh (شرقزده) . Accessed 10 February 2021. https://www.persianpoetics.com/poets/rumi-jalal-ad-din
First Nations school run according to Kanien'kehá:ka values: Step By Step Child and Family Center. n.d. Accessed 10 February 2021. https://www.stepxstep.ca/
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