EP16: Regenerative Rituals & Living in Balance w/ Jennings Ingram
In this episode, Jennings Ingram joins host, Barrett Perlman, to discuss the power of living in alignment with the earth. They dive into ways to honor this connection through regeneration, rituals, spirituality, and plant medicines. Jennings’ affinity for empowering people to create their own food forest gardens will inspire you to start digging your own. Through plants, we are reminded that everything is connected. If you listen to the plants, to the earth, to the elements, you will receive messages and signs for how to help and live in harmony. Jennings shares stories of her journey from discovering ayahuasca, to taking care of Ram Dass’ garden, to expressing her love of Gaia through art in this delightfully aligned conversation.
http://www.themodernhippiepod.com
About Jennings Ingram:
Jennings Ingram is an environmental consultant and designer, podcast host, and content creator of 7 years. She's passionate about the intersection of the spiritual and ecological worlds and loves empowering people to connect deeply to the planet (which is us!). Her signature course, Regenerative Rituals, honors the myth, history and spiritual origins of Earth care and builds tight-knit community while leaving students with actionable rituals to boost personal and planetary health at the same time.
http://www.Jenningsdesigns.com
Renerative Revolution Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/regenerative-revolution-podcast/id1555943805
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foodforestgoddess/?hl=en
Regenerative Rituals Course + Community Waitlist: https://mailchi.mp/1b568c482ced/rr-waitlist-2022
DISCLAIMER: Nothing contained in this podcast should be used as medical advice or encouragement to consume any substance. The information provided is for informational purposes only.
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