In this first Spanish-language episode of the Pachamama School Podcast / En este primer episodio en español en el Pachamama School Podcast , Xochitl Ashe and AnaDelia Rodríguez explore how every business is a living spirit that reflects its owner's consciousness / exploran cómo cada negocio es un espíritu vivo que refleja la consciencia de su dueño. For 20+ years, AnaDelia has guided entrepreneurs through the sacred intersection of numbers, consciousness, and commerce / Durante más de 20 años, AnaDelia ha guiado a emprendedores en la intersección sagrada entre números, consciencia y comercio. They discuss limiting beliefs blocking success, why financial clarity is spiritual practice, the five foundations of conscious business, and why win-win negotiations matter / Discuten creencias limitantes que bloquean el éxito, por qué la claridad financiera es práctica espiritual, los cinco fundamentos del negocio consciente, y por qué las negociaciones ganar-ganar importan.

Connect with AnaDelia Rodríguez / Conecta con AnaDelia: Book / Libro: "El Espíritu De Tu Negocio" - Amazon.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anadelia_oficial/ Email: anadeliarodriguez@gmail.com

Connect with Xóchitl / Conecta con Xóchitl: Website: xochitlashe.com | Instagram & Facebook: @xochitlashe

About AnaDelia / Sobre AnaDelia: Licensed Public Accountant, Business Coach & International Speaker / Licenciada en Contaduría Pública, Business Coach y Conferencista Internacional. Founder of Ana Delia Financial Services Inc., Covina, CA. 20+ years serving entrepreneurs across Mexico & USA / Fundadora de Ana Delia Financial Services Inc., más de 20 años sirviendo a emprendedores en México y EE.UU. She teaches conscious business practices that honor both profit and people / Enseña prácticas empresariales conscientes que honran tanto las ganancias como a las personas.

Key Chapters / Capítulos Clave:

(00:00) Welcome & Sacred Intention / Bienvenida e Intención Sagrada

(06:00) Birth of the Book / Nacimiento del Libro

(11:44) Limiting Beliefs / Creencias Limitantes 16:05 Numbers as Spiritual Clarity / Números como Claridad Espiritual

(22:07) Transformation Story: Immigrant Metalworkers / Historia: Herreros Inmigrantes

(28:45) The Five Foundations / Los Cinco Fundamentos

(39:00) Win-Win Negotiations / Negociaciones Ganar-Ganar

(43:32 )Power of Voice / Poder de la Voz

(45:01) Final Message / Mensaje Final

In this transformative conversation, host Xóchitl Kusikuy Ashé sits down with Jesse Johnson Chandra, a seven-figure spiritual business coach who specializes in helping healers, artists, and conscious entrepreneurs break free from poverty consciousness and build thriving practices.

This episode dismantles the pervasive myth that spiritual people must choose between service and wealth. Jesse shares her powerful journey from underpaid algebra teacher in NYC public schools to building a multi-million dollar coaching business—and then losing it all before rebuilding from a place of deeper authenticity and alignment.

Perfect for: Spiritual entrepreneurs, healers, coaches, artists, and conscious business owners struggling to charge their worth, experiencing money blocks, or feeling guilty about desiring financial abundance while doing sacred work.

Connect with Jesse Johnson Chandra

Website: www.jessejohnsoncoaching.com
Instagram: @jessejohnsoncoaching
YouTube: Jesse Johnson Coaching

Learn about: Seven-figure business strategy, money mindset coaching, sales training for spiritual entrepreneurs, conscious business development

Connect with Xóchitl Kusikuy Ashé

Website: xochitlashe.com
Instagram & Facebook: @xochitlashe
Specialty: Indigenous wisdom, microdosing integration, psychedelic facilitation, ancestral healing

About Jesse Johnson Chandra

Jesse Johnson Chandra is a transformational business coach, artist, and musician who serves visionary entrepreneurs, spiritual teachers, healers, and leaders of innovative organizations making profound impact in the world. She specializes in the intersection of money, power, consciousness, and potential, helping her clients do the work they are divinely called to, earn income that truly matches their value (typically seven figures or more), and live lives aligned with their deepest truth.

Jesse began as an algebra teacher and instructional coach in New York City public high schools, where she spent a decade attempting to transform education from within. Dismayed by systemic dysfunction and feeling deeply unsatisfied despite her commitment to service, she made the bold decision to leave the security of public education.

Following direct spiritual guidance, Jesse built a multi-million-dollar coaching business serving healers, spiritual teachers, yoga instructors, and conscious entrepreneurs, many of whom were struggling with the "spiritual poverty" paradigm that kept them financially restricted despite their powerful gifts.Jesse's revolutionary framework treats money as spiritual technology and sales as spiritual practice. This approach has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs build and scale multi-six and seven-figure businesses without compromising their integrity, values, or spiritual commitments. Her clients learn to see money not as a necessary evil, but as a tool for liberation, empowerment, and expanded service.

Chapters

(00:00) Introduction: Money, Power, and Consciousness

(02:17) Jesse's Origin Story: From Algebra Teacher to Spiritual Business Coach

(05:57) The Moment Everything Changed: Leaving Education

(10:15) Meeting Her First Life Coach and Discovering Business

(13:31) When God Picked Money: The Divine Redirect

(15:33) The Blind Spot: Why Spiritual People Struggle with Money

(18:45) The False Choice Between Service and Wealth

(22:52) Xóchitl's Story: Breaking Generational Medicine Woman Poverty Patterns

(27:56) Coming Out as a Medicine Woman in the Business World

(30:04) The Power of Working by Donation: A Healthcare Story

(32:53) The Crisis: Losing Faith After Becoming a Mother

(34:05) From Multi-Million Dollar Business to Near Bankruptcy

(37:09) The Desert Period: Questioning Everything

(43:10) Heartbreak as Medicine: The Illusions We Construct

(45:06) Why Money is Spiritual Technology

(47:22) Money as Practice of Presence: The Having

(50:35) Legacy Question: One Last Message About Money

(54:12) Closing: Money in the Hands of Healers Changes the World

Host Xóchitl Kusikuy Ashé speaks with Amber Hickman, a psychedelic integrator, and our retreat alumna, who lost her home in the 2023 Maui fires while living in Mexico. Amber shares her journey from displacement to rebuilding, and how microdosing has become essential for navigating collective trauma and grief.

This conversation explores witnessing and holding space for grief without trying to fix it. Amber introduces the "crater" metaphor, when big trauma happens, everything falls into a crater, and sometimes people just need someone to look at it with them. This insight shapes her microdosing integration circles in Mexico City.

Amber discusses transitioning from losing everything to creating a thriving practice. She shares how returning to Maui led to an unexpected soul retrieval experience, allowing her to move forward whole. They explore the distinction between wisdom keepers and gatekeepers, and bridging indigenous knowledge with modern needs. Her integration circles have become sacred community spaces where people disconnected from ancestry and spirituality can find belonging.

Essential listening for anyone navigating loss, supporting others through crisis, or seeking gentle healing tools. Practical wisdom on presence, witnessing without fixing, and why "agility" matters more than resilience in changing times.

Connect with Amber Hickman Instagram: @mindful.rabbit | Psilocybin Assisted Integration, Microdosing Integration Circles Website: https://www.mindfulrabbit.space/https://www.mindfulrabbit.space/

Connect with Xóchitl Website: xochitlashe.com | Instagram & Facebook: @xochitlashe

About Amber HickmanAmber is a psychedelic integrator specializing in activating visionary creativity and helping individuals design the life they want. She lost everything in the 2023 Lahaina fires while traveling in Mexico, deepening her understanding of trauma and community support. Now based in Mexico City, she facilitates microdosing integration circles as sacred community spaces. With a background in energy healing and life coaching, she bridges visionary states with real-world transformation, honoring indigenous wisdom while making practices accessible to modern seekers.

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Episode Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Healing and Microdosing

04:05 Personal Experiences with Natural Disasters

07:08 The Impact of Community and Grief

10:00 Returning to Maui: A Healing Journey

13:04 Navigating Trauma and Resilience

16:19 Agility in Times of Change

19:00 Microdosing: A Tool for Healing

22:16 Cultural Connections and Spirituality

25:06 Building Community Through Microdosing

28:14 The Role of Presence in Healing

31:09 Final Thoughts and Wisdom

49:37 Closing

Host Xóchitl Kusikuy Ashé speaks with Atasiea (pronounced 'Ah-tah-see-ay'), co-founder of Ecstatic Dance Los Angeles and Master Reiki healer with over two decades of experience. Atasiea shares wisdom about building conscious community, maintaining spiritual hygiene during chaotic times, and why dance is a revolutionary act.

The conversation explores showing up as a leader and healer during times of change. Atasiea reveals the pivotal moment when his teacher asked: "How much ceremony do you do alone for yourself?" This led to a transformation in his self-care practice, implementing weekly moon ceremonies and taking one full day off social media for personal renewal.

They discuss how Ecstatic Dance LA became a cornerstone of LA's wellness community over 11 years, thriving through the pandemic by pivoting to outdoor beach dances. Atasiea shares the philosophy that underpins conscious dance: everything in nature is moving, and regular dance practice aligns us with cosmic rhythms. Ecstatic dance isn't always ecstatic—people come to grieve, process, and be held by community in authentic expression.

Essential listening for healers, teachers, community organizers, and anyone navigating turbulent times with grace and resilience. Atasiea offers practical wisdom on emotional regulation, the power of breath, and why spiritual self-care must level up to meet the moment: "The breath is life. Air is the one element we can't live for more than a few minutes without."

Connect with AtasieaWebsite: atasiea.com | EcstaticDanceLA.comEmail: atasiea@gmail.comInstagram: @ecstaticdancela

Connect with XóchitlWebsite: xochitlashe.comInstagram & Facebook: @xochitlashe

About AtasieaAtasiea, also known as Kenneth Lawrence Ferguson, is a Theta Healer, Certified Reiki Master, Bodyworker, Yogi, Minister, Dancing Freedom Facilitator, and Co-Founder of Ecstatic Dance Los Angeles. Born in Oakland, California, he has trained globally for over two decades. He co-founded Ecstatic Dance Los Angeles in 2014 with Robin Parrish, creating an all-ages, substance-free conscious dance celebration. Through Angelic Presence Healing with Atasiea, he offers Reiki training, energy healing, therapeutic massage, life coaching, and ceremonial facilitation. Featured on TBS's "Lost Resort" and highlighted by Conscious City Guide as a leader igniting evolution in 2024.

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Episode Chapters(00:00) Opening Sacred Space with California White Sage(01:14) Introducing Atasiea: Master Healer and Ecstatic Dance LA Co-Founder(07:41) The Power of Ecstatic Dance and Building Conscious Community(10:43) "This is My Church": How Ecstatic Dance LA Became a Spiritual Sanctuary(12:05) The Origin Story: From Acting Crisis to Dance Revolution(16:05) Celebrating 11 Years: Consistency as Key to Community Building(18:22) Pivoting Through the Pandemic: From Indoor to Beach Dancing(19:30) The Philosophy of Movement: Everything in Nature is Dancing(23:01) "If Your Revolution Doesn't Include Dance, I Don't Want to Be Part of It"(24:08) Ceremony as a Way of Life: Personal Practice and Community Ritual(30:53) Ecstatic Dance Isn't Always Ecstatic: Holding Space for All Emotions(32:18) The Wake-Up Call: "How Much Ceremony Do You Do Alone for Yourself?"(36:18) Weekly Moon Ceremonies and Digital Detox: Self-Care for Healers(39:28) Taking One Day Off Per Week: Essential Practice for Leaders(41:11) Spiritual Self-Care Must Meet the Moment: Leveling Up in Crisis(42:17) Essential Skills for Navigating Change: Communication and Emotional Regulation(44:30) Closing Wisdom: The Breath is Life(47:08) Air as Essential Element: The Most Important Thing We Often Forget(48:19) Final Blessings and Community Connection

In this powerful episode, host Xóchitl Kusikuy Ashé sits down with renowned curandera and herbalist Atava Garcia Swiecicki for an essential conversation about reclaiming ancestral plant medicine in these turbulent times. As the author of "The Curanderx Toolkit" and founder of the Ancestral Apothecary School, Atava shares three decades of wisdom about building relationships with plants as our ancestors and greatest teachers.

They explore how curanderismo offers a framework for community resilience, the importance of becoming our own healer, and practical ways to cultivate wellness culture through plant relationships. Atava reveals how dreams and intuition guided her path, shares powerful plant allies for navigating crisis, and offers profound insights about reclaiming our divine nature and star consciousness during this collective transformation.

Whether you're seeking to deepen your connection with plant medicine, looking for practical tools to navigate these challenging times, or ready to reclaim your intuitive wisdom, this episode offers both ancestral knowledge and actionable practices for thriving in the new earth that's emerging.

• Website: ancestralapothecary.com

• Instagram: @curanderxtoolkit

• LinkedIn: Atava Garcia Swiecicki

• Email: ancestralapothecary@gmail.com

• Book: "The Curanderx Toolkit: Reclaiming Ancestral Herbal Medicine and Rituals for Healing"

• Website: xochitlashe.com

• Instagram & Facebook: @xochitlashe

Atava Garcia Swiecicki (she/her/ella) is the author of The Curanderx Toolkit: Reclaiming Ancestral Herbal Medicine and Rituals for Healing. Guided by her dreams, the plants, and her ancestors, Atava has studied healing arts extensively for over thirty years and has been mentored by herbalists, curanderas, and traditional knowledge keepers.

She currently works as a clinical herbalist and curandera, Jin Shin Jyutsu practitioner, and medicine maker. She was the founder and steward of Ancestral Apothecary School of Herbal, Folk and Indigenous Medicine in Huchiun/Oakland for over 20 years. She relocated to New Mexico in 2020 where she is learning how to garden in the high desert. Her mixed ancestry includes roots from Mexico, New Mexico, Poland, and Hungary, all converging in Detroit where she was born.

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• (00:00) Opening Sacred Space and Intentions

• (03:46) Introducing Atava Garcia Swiecicki

• (05:36) Atava's Journey: From Detroit to Curanderismo

• (09:52) Finding Home in Herbalism and Feminist Studies

• (11:25) Meeting Doña Enrique Contreras: A Life-Changing Encounter

• (17:52) Defining Curanderismo and Its Cultural Significance

• (22:00) Tending Grief and the Wichol Path

• (25:09) Navigating Challenging Times Through Connection to Nature

• (28:00) The Healing Culture of Wellness

• (33:23) Grounding in Turbulent Times: Tools and Practices

• (36:07) Preparing for a New Earth: Seeds, Medicine, and Resilience

• (39:01) Cultivating Community Resilience and the Power of "We"

• (43:19) The Power of Prayer, Ritual, and Altars

• (48:19) Plant Allies for These Times: Lemon Balm, Passionflower, and More

• (52:00) Personal Health Journey as Spiritual Upgrade

• (55:27) Chamomile and the Importance of Rest

• (57:06) Closing Wisdom: Trusting Intuition and Remembering Our Divinity

• (1:02:30) Final Blessings and Amplifying Light Worker Voices

In this profound episode, host Xóchitl Kusikuy Ashé reunites with spiritual teacher and mentor Jyoti Ma for a powerful conversation about navigating the prophetic times we're living in. As grandmother vision keeper of the Center for Sacred Studies and co-founder of the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers, Jyoti Ma shares decades of indigenous wisdom for our current moment of transformation.

They explore the Eagle Condor prophecy, the significance of 2026 when "the ending falls into the beginning," and Mother Earth's ascension into heart consciousness. Jyoti Ma reveals the mystical origins of gathering the 13 Indigenous Grandmothers and shares practical wisdom for staying centered during turbulent times - including the transformative "Divine Mother" mantra and guidance on reconnecting with nature as our primary teacher.

Whether you're seeking clarity amid chaos or ready to embody your role in the new dawn, this episode offers ancient wisdom and practical tools for thriving during this planetary cycle change.

Connect with Jyoti Ma: Website: centerforsacredstudies.org https://motherearthdelegation.com/ https://centerforsacredstudies.org/

Connect with Xochitl: Website: xochitlashe.com Instagram & Facebook: @xochitlashe

About Jyoti Ma: Jyoti Ma is an internationally renowned spiritual teacher. She has cultivated projects that demonstrate ways of life that honor the Earth and all Peoples. As the Grandmother Vision Keeper of the Center for Sacred Studies (centerforsacredstudies.org), she co-founded Kayumari with spiritual communities both in America and Europe. Other projects she has helped to convene are the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers and the Unity Concert. She is the founder of The Fountain (https://thefountain.earth) It’s mission is to restore an economic model that is based on reciprocity and collaboration guided by Nature and the Sacred. Currently, as a delegate of the Mother Earth Delegation of United Original Nations a collaboration with the Fountain has grown, creating a global movement for and with the Earth that is ready to activate the New Day

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Chapters: (01:11) Opening Sacred Space and Introduction to Jyoti Ma

(04:24) Prayer for Awakening and the New Dawn

(13:53) The Vision of Bringing Together the 13 Indigenous Grandmothers

(22:28) The Journey to Becoming a Council

(28:09) What Now? Navigating the Urgency of 2026

(31:43) The 13-Year Great Cleanse and Earth's Cycle

(34:07) The Sixth Extinction and Ascension into Heart Consciousness

(36:31) Deep Listening: Reconnecting with Nature

(38:37) Finding the Original Caretakers of the Land

(41:09) Certainty and Clarity During the LA Fires

(43:29) The Divine Flame in the Wind Tunnel

(46:21) The Divine Mother Mantra: A Tool for Manifestation

(48:59) Claiming Your Sovereignty in These Times

(52:16) Final Words: We Are the Ones We've Been Waiting For

(53:16) Morning Prayer Practice with Water

In this transformative episode of the Pachamama School Podcast, host Xochitl Kusikuy Ashe reconnects with her dear friend and former operations manager, Brittany Lillegard, for an intimate exploration of breathwork as a compass for navigating life's constant changes. As an international breath facilitator and founder of MoveBreath, Brittany shares her decade-long journey from panic attacks in Chicago to becoming a modern nomad spreading breathwork wisdom across North America.

Together, they dive deep into the science and spirituality of breathwork - exploring how conscious breathing can quiet the modern mind, connect us to spirit, and guide us toward authentic living. Brittany reveals the pivotal moment when her teacher Dr. Perry Nickelston said, "If you can't breathe somewhere, you don't belong there" - wisdom that led her to sell everything and embark on a nomadic journey that continues today.

This conversation weaves through practical breathwork techniques, the psychology of altered states, and the profound community wisdom that emerges from van life culture.

Whether you're curious about breathwork, considering a nomadic lifestyle, or seeking tools for personal transformation, this episode provides both scientific understanding and deeply practical wisdom for using your breath as life's most reliable compass.

Connect with Brittany:

• Website: MoveBreath.com

• Instagram: @brittanylillegard

• Upcoming MoveBreath Facilitator Training (details available on website)

Connect with Xochitl:

• Website: xochitlashe.com

• Instagram & Facebook: @xochitlashe

About Brittany: Brittany Lillegard is an international breath facilitator and founder of MoveBreath. She has a decade of training under renowned teachers such as Dr. Perry Nickelston, Wim Hof, and Dan Brulé, alongside immersive study in India. Known for her approachable, playful, and trauma-informed teaching style, Brittany has shared her work at venues including the Esalen Institute, Sisters in Psychedelic Conference, LA Psychedelic Conference, and Unison Festival. Breathwork has been pivotal in her own healing from depression and anxiety, guiding her life as both a compass and a source of inspiration. A modern nomad, Brittany travels North America in her truck, bringing accessible and transformative breathwork experiences to communities far and wide.

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Show Notes:

Chapters

(01:12) Opening Sacred Space and Guest Introduction

(01:59) Reunion of Dear Friends and Collaborators

(05:47) Brittany's Journey into Breathwork: From Panic to Purpose

(09:15) Understanding Breath: Reconnection vs. Teaching "Correct" Breathing

(12:23) Why Breathwork is Psychedelic: The Science Behind Altered States

(17:22) Breath as Compass: Navigating Life's Micro and Macro Challenges

(22:34) Ten Years of Nomadic Living: From Backpack to Van Life (28:54) The Four-Box Revelation: Learning to Live with Less (34:45) Forced Resilience: How Nomadic Life Builds Problem-Solving Skills

(38:57) Community Without Geography: Building Deep Connections on the Road

(44:32) Applying Van Life Community Wisdom to City Living (48:32) Beyond Instagram Breathwork: Simple Practices for Daily Life

(52:57) The MoveBreath Facilitator Training: Empowering Others

(55:03) Final Wisdom: You Can't Get Better in the Same Environment You Got Sick In

(58:26) Closing Gratitude and Connection Information

In this transformative episode of Pachamama School Podcast, host Xochitl Ashe sits down with her brother-friend Enrico Moses, founder of World Famous House Crew, for an exploration of how to navigate our rapidly changing world with wisdom, authenticity, and strategic hope.

This conversation moves far beyond surface-level optimism into the realm of what Enrico calls "optimistic realism." As a new father, entrepreneur, and community leader, he shares how understanding our lineage provides essential codes for resilience, why emotional intelligence is non-negotiable in these times, and how strategic thinking can help us visualize and work toward our best-case scenarios. The dialogue fearlessly tackles difficult topics including the reality of systemic racism, the dangers of toxic positivity in spiritual communities, and why authentic connection requires seeing and honoring our differences rather than erasing them.

This conversation is both deeply personal and broadly applicable, weaving together insights on parenting, community building, and creating sustainable change in a world that often feels overwhelming.

Connect with Enrico:

• Email: enricoprofessormoses@gmail.com

• Website: WorldFamousHouseCrew.org

• Instagram: @worldfamoushousecrew

• LinkedIn: Enrico Moses LinkedIn

  
  

Connect with Xochitl:

• Website: xochitlashe.com

• Instagram & Facebook: @xochitlashe

  
  

About Enrico: Enrico Moses is the founder of World Famous House Crew, a nonprofit focused on empowering Black artists within the house music scene and promoting collective economics through music, fashion, and community-building. His work integrates advanced technologies and sustainable practices to uplift historically marginalized communities. Enrico is dedicated to harnessing the power of house music for social transformation and personal empowerment. As a prolific coach, teacher, and entrepreneur, he brings strategic thinking and emotional intelligence to conversations about creating sustainable futures.

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Show Notes:

(00:07) Introduction to Enrico Moses: Brother, Coach, and Visionary

(02:58) The Birth of "Future Proof Earth": How a Conversation Changed Everything

(06:00) Lineage as Technology: Understanding Our Ancestral Codes

(09:07) Parenting with Purpose: Raising Children for an Uncertain Future

(11:56) The Optimistic Realist Framework: Hope Without Denial

(15:08) Learning from Mistakes: The Baseball Metaphor for Life

(18:03) Black American Progress: Lessons in Resilience and Determination

(27:22) Indigenous Strength: Surviving Cultural Destruction

(30:00) Reframing American History: Indigenous Contributions and Collaboration

(35:42) The Initiation into Whiteness: Understanding Systemic Patterns

(40:58) Beyond Toxic Positivity: The Need for Authentic Connection

(44:23) True Unity Through Seeing Differences: Moving Past Spiritual Bypassing

(47:29) Political Honesty vs. Feel-Good Messaging (50:34) Three Essential Skills for Modern Life

(52:22) Emotional Intelligence: Understanding Your Primary Emotions

(54:15) Strategic Thinking: Visualizing Your Best Case Scenario

(56:45) Know Thyself: Discovering Your God-Given Talents

(58:47) Collaboration and Clear Communication

(59:59) Vision Keeping for Future Generations