Titlebook: Decolonizing the Spirit in Education and Beyond; Resistance and Solid Njoki Nathani Wane,Miglena S. Todorova,Kimberly L. Book 2019 The Edit

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Is Decolonizing the Spirit Possible? the higher self or purpose, or the Great Mystery. What is essential, however, is how you define your own spirituality and spiritual practices. The context of spirituality differs from individual to individual and from group to group. For many people, it encompasses a sense of wholeness, healing and

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Spirituality and a Search for Home: The Complexities of Practising Sikhism on Indigenous Landmmunities? How do immigrant, refugee, and migrant communities decolonize our spiritual communal spaces and build solidarity with Indigenous communities? By exploring the spiritual, communal space of temples, the author engages with the complexity of building and searching for safe places to call hom

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Decolonizing Western Medicine and Systems of Care: Implications for Education.” In the context of healing practices, this is evident in the privileging of Western notions of health and well-being in global narratives on health knowledge and education. In the Canadian context, this has resulted in traditional health practices being collapsed into a category of “alternative” m

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BLOOD-ANGER: The Spirituality of Anti-Colonial Blood-Anger for Self-Defense, a language manifested in what I refer to as blood-anger. I argue that blood-anger is grounded in the body’s blood memory of oppression, as such it is not merely an emotional, reactive force but one that is always present. Embodied anti-colonial blood-anger praxis in these contexts lies in hearing,

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In my Mother’s Kitchen: Spirituality and Decolonizationuality. It is anchored in Indigenous ways of knowing through resistance, reclaiming and remembering honouring the memory of ancestors, women, mothers, grandmothers, sisters and friends through healing.

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Reclaiming Cultural Identity Through Decolonization of Food Habits manifestations of such alienation focusing on Indigenous food systems, food-based traditions and culture among communities in Africa. In this chapter, culture is defined as a way of life of people and constituted in their languages, belief systems, traditions, religions, values, food preferences, e

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