The Intersection of Prayer & Activism with Bita Zahedi Majd ~ Episode 6

We continue our series of guest episodes with the magnificent Bita Zahedi Majd, a brilliant woman who shares impactful insights about how spirituality and activism are intrinsically woven. This conversation touched my heart and ignited my spirit.

In addition to philosophy, she shares some very tangible work being done with the Lakota Nation and our community, IMAGO is honored to have raised support for this cause last season. If you feel called to engage in the Lakota Small Farm project, please do! It is a beautiful and worthy cause! www.lakotasmallfarms.org 

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About Bita: 

Born in Iran and raised in Sweden, Bita has an extensive activist background in conservationism, legal advocacy, and environmental policy at the European Union as well as the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). 

Her academic education is in anthropological studies at the Universities of Edinburgh (Scotland) and Gothenburg (Sweden). Bita has been a personal student of indigenous leaders, wisdom keepers, and plant medicine teachers of North & South America, India, and Africa and an active member of the Native American Church since 2007. 

As a lifelong student of Life, she is fiercely dedicated to the protection & care of all the sacred elements of the Earth – the sweetwaters, oceans, air, soil, forests, wildlife, plant medicines, biomes, children, consciousness, and First Nation peoples everywhere. 

Bita teaches "The Technology of Prayer" as well as the "Warrior & Healer Archetypes in the Tree of Life" classes at the Academy of Oracle Arts, is a co-facilitator of initiations in Egypt, and works as the Executive Director of Lakota Small Farms, as well as the co-founder and Executive Director of Center for Restoring Sovereignty in the Kingdom of Hawai’i.

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IG:
@bitabird 
@lakotasmallfarms 

www.lakotasmallfarms.org