
Encountering Life Purpose through decolonial and indigenous ways of being and knowing
with Wangũi wa Kamonji
2 Live Sessions & connect with community
Exclusively Included in Membership

What does it look like to walk in my purpose from an indigenous and decolonial lens?
Learning Areas
- De-colonization
- Encountering Indigenous Intuition
- Embodiment Work with Symbols

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What You'll Learn
- Theoretical elaboration of differences between Indigenous and Colonial ways of being.
- Understanding of some indigenous African philosophies and approaches to life purpose.
- What role life purpose plays in decolonising/ reindigenising/ regeneration.
- Practices to support grief, articulate desire, and to create and follow inquiries through relational engagement.
Discussion
Deeper Skills Explored in this Course
- Listening to all life, listening with more ears than the physical ears (following process)
- Relational orientation towards life, Earth beings and Spirit (decolonial/re-indigenising)
- Decomposing wounds to release stuck energy and possibilities
- Co-creating and tracking emergent process ceremony with Earth kin (how to stay with something for a significant amount of time enough to hear something that impacts your lifepath)
Wangui reviews of the book “The Seed Thief” by Jacqui L’Ange
Part of her new series Afrikan Reads
bringing you monthly book reviews from an indigenous Afrikan perspective
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About Your Teacher
Wangũi wa Kamonji
Regenerative Practitioner
My name is Wangũi wa Kamonji. I am called to be a retriever and bearer of indigenous Afrikan lifeways and knowledge. I use academic research, dance, writing, performance, song, travel, ancestral work and process facilitation to create and curate awakening spaces that are transformative passageways to new life on this continent in partnership with human, earth and unembodied spirit relations. My work centres Africa, the Earth and ancestrality. She convenes the collective Afrika Hai to research, reconnect to, and reimagine indigenous Afrikan knowledge for regeneration. Some of my previous work has appeared on Transition Network, The Elephant and the short story collection ‘Story Story, Story Come’.
areas of expertise
- Regenerative Justice
- Afrikan spirituality
- De-colonization Pedagogy

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This is a live course taught by WanWangũi wa Kamonji.
Included are 2 classes of 2 hours each.
It’s highly participatory, learn and practice new skills!
