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Uncomfortable Conversations on Predators in Business, Community and CultureAn Unrecognized Holocaust - The Genocide of Native Americans & Modern Day ErasureVandee Crane, also known as Chante Washte Washagya Wi (Canté Waŝté Waŝagya Win); Lakota for “Good Strong Hearted Woman”, was raised by her Maternal Osage Nation Grandmother, Eleanor Grace Crane, a WWII Army Veteran, Nurse, and Artist in Ancestral Seminole Territory of Central Florida. As a child survivor of familial trafficking, she became a Child Sexual Exploitation & Trafficking Survivor Leader (CSET Survivor Leader) helping others in similar situations).In 2008, when Vandee had reached the pinnacle of her trauma and alcohol addiction, she incurred three traumatic brain injuries within one year and could no longer function professi...2023-01-2938 min
Uncomfortable Conversations Podcast The Untold Stories of the 3HO Kundalini Yoga CommunityEpisode 44: Vandee Crane (formerly Pavandeep Kaur Khalsa; 2009)Vandee Crane is the author of My Body, My Soul: One Woman's Journey to Reclaim Both, as well as Founder and Director of Rise In Love Foundation, a grassroots nonprofit, whose mission is to support individuals, families, communities and companies in understanding and healing the individual and collective Mother Wound by bringing Women of all Nations together to heal through connection, culture and conversation. A process known in Indigenous Cultures around the World as ReMatriation.
Vandee, formerly Pavandeep Kaur Khalsa initially came to learn about KY/3HO in 2009 through a series of serendipitous spiritual experiences, after an...2022-02-171h 47