VIVIEN VILELA's guest appearances

VIVIEN VILELA

The Now Age

WEB8: Weaving Our Reality

The Love You Give

Life is a Festival

The Time of the Feminine - A Global Sisterhood Podcast

Ksenia Avdulova

Aaron Rose

Alyson Charles

Erin Claire Jones

Will Siu

Katie Dalebout

Alexandra Roxo

Ruby Warrington

Josh Axe

Chip Conley

Chinae Alexander

Jenny Blake

James Aspey

Sarah Wu

Niraj Naik

OwlTail

BENKI PIYAKO

How do we bridge ancient indigenous wisdom with modern technology? That’s the central topic of this conversation with Vivien Vilela, a spiritual healer, philanthropist, and activist. She went from being a successful model in London to the Amazon jungle, where she took a sacred oath to serve her life as a “Marakame”, one that can heal, sing and dream – a master shaman. Vivien does so through the BOA foundation and Aniwa, a gathering of 40 of the world’s most respected indigenous leaders from across the globe to share in their traditions, culture, and teachings. Aniwa takes place in Toland, MA June 5-9 this year (2019), and you get 15% off when you use code KSENIA15. This episode also has a very special appearance by Benki Piyako, a chief and shaman of the Ashaninka tribe in the Amazon. We discuss:  How Vivien went from being a successful model to finding her true path in the jungle How she reintegrated in society after going through a spiritual awakening How she made money while in transition from modeling to dedicating her life to the ancient healing wisdom How to stay spiritually connected, no matter where you live Vivien’s daily rituals and practices A game-changing inner child exercise that has the potential to rewire your subconscious trauma How to unlock your manifestation powers The importance of being better stewards of the Earth What happens at the Aniwa gathering How indigenous leader Benki Piyako views media and the role it can play in elevating the consciousness of humanity  Mentioned in this episode:  Aniwa.co (use code KSENIA15 for 15% off June 5-9, 2019 tickets) BOA Foundation  Connect with Vivien Vilela:  @vivilela  Connect with Woke &amp; Wired:  If you enjoyed the podcast, please share it. Subscribe, rate and review the show on  iTunes. Your rating and review help more people discover it. Join the private Woke &amp; Wired Facebook group.  Tag me on Instagram @wokeandwired and let me know your favorite takeaways!

How do we bridge ancient indigenous wisdom with modern technology? That’s the central topic of this conversation with Vivien Vilela, a spiritual healer, philanthropist, and activist. She went from being a successful model in London to the Amazon jungle, where she took a sacred oath to serve her life as a “Marakame”, one that can heal, sing and dream – a master shaman. Vivien does so through the BOA foundation and Aniwa, a gathering of 40 of the world’s most respected indigenous leaders from across the globe to share in their traditions, culture, and teachings. <a href="https://www.aniwa.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aniwa</a> takes place in Toland, MA June 5-9 this year (2019), and you get 15% off when you use code KSENIA15. This episode also has a very special appearance by Benki Piyako, a chief and shaman of the Ashaninka tribe in the Amazon. We discuss: <ul> <li>How Vivien went from being a successful model to finding her true path in the jungle</li> <li>How she reintegrated in society after going through a spiritual awakening</li> <li>How she made money while in transition from modeling to dedicating her life to the ancient healing wisdom</li> <li>How to stay spiritually connected, no matter where you live</li> <li>Vivien’s daily rituals and practices</li> <li>A game-changing inner child exercise that has the potential to rewire your subconscious trauma</li> <li>How to unlock your manifestation powers</li> <li>The importance of being better stewards of the Earth</li> <li>What happens at the Aniwa gathering</li> <li>How indigenous leader Benki Piyako views media and the role it can play in elevating the consciousness of humanity</li> </ul> Mentioned in this episode: <ul> <li><a href="http://aniwa.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aniwa.co</a> (use code KSENIA15 for 15% off June 5-9, 2019 tickets)</li> <li><a href="https://www.theboafoundation.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BOA Foundation</a></li> </ul> Connect with Vivien Vilela: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/vivilela" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@vivilela</a></li> </ul> Connect with Woke &amp; Wired: <ol> <li>If you enjoyed the podcast, please share it.</li> <li>Subscribe, rate and review the show on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/woke-wired-expanded-consciousness-entrepreneurship/id1391881620" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> iTunes</a>. Your rating and review help more people discover it.</li> <li>Join the private <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/293843831361321/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Woke &amp; Wired Facebook group</a>.</li> </ol> Tag me on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/wokeandwired/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@wokeandwired</a> and let me know your favorite takeaways!

57: Bridging Ancient Wisdom & Modern Technology – Aniwa Co-Founder VIVIEN VILELA (with BENKI PIYAKO, Ashaninka Indigenous Leader)

This week's episode features a conversation with Brazilian healer, philanthropist and activist Vivien Vilela, who is also the co-founder of the annual Aniwa Gathering of indigenous elders (June 5—9 2019). Having confronted her own demons with a deep immersion into ancient shamanic practices, Vivien shares how this led to her dedicating her life to her spiritual studies, and to the preservation of indigenous culture and wisdom. We have so much to learn from these cultures, whose people have been subjected to unforgivable exploitation in the name of Western capitalist gains—and while we have so much to learn from them, it is vital that we engage respectfully with their teachings and traditions. Vivien shares her views on this, as well as offering a profoundly hopeful vision for a world in which indigenous Earth magic is embraced as a balm for environmental dis-ease. In this episode Vivien and Ruby also discuss: -How we can merge ancient wisdom with modern technology to benefit everyone -Vivien's experiences + learnings from a 28-day shamanic vision quest -Why our fear of nature is at the root of the harm being done to the natural world -Why indigenous elders are the personification and the voice of nature -Tools, rituals, and practices for helping to heal the Earth we can implement in our lives every day The 2019 Aniwa Gathering takes place June 5—9 AT Camp Timber Trails, MA. Reserve your spot to sit and learn from 40 indigenous elders from all over the world HERE—and use the code NOWAGE15 for 15% off your ticket

This week's episode features a conversation with Brazilian healer, philanthropist and activist Vivien Vilela, who is also the co-founder of the annual <a href="https://www.aniwa.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aniwa Gathering</a> of indigenous elders (June 5—9 2019). Having confronted her own demons with a deep immersion into ancient shamanic practices, Vivien shares how this led to her dedicating her life to her spiritual studies, and to the preservation of indigenous culture and wisdom. We have so much to learn from these cultures, whose people have been subjected to unforgivable exploitation in the name of Western capitalist gains—and while we have so much to learn from them, it is vital that we engage respectfully with their teachings and traditions. Vivien shares her views on this, as well as offering a profoundly hopeful vision for a world in which indigenous Earth magic is embraced as a balm for environmental dis-ease. In this episode Vivien and Ruby also discuss: -How we can merge ancient wisdom with modern technology to benefit everyone -Vivien's experiences + learnings from a 28-day shamanic vision quest -Why our fear of nature is at the root of the harm being done to the natural world -Why indigenous elders are the personification and the voice of nature -Tools, rituals, and practices for helping to heal the Earth we can implement in our lives every day The 2019 Aniwa Gathering takes place June 5—9 AT Camp Timber Trails, MA. Reserve your spot to sit and learn from 40 indigenous elders from all over the world <a href="https://www.aniwa.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>—and use the code NOWAGE15 for 15% off your ticket

Honoring Indigenous Wisdom with Vivien Vilela

The Love You Give talks to co-founder of Aniwa Gathering, Vivien Vilela about her journey to become a master shaman through a vision quest, to a 28 day water fast, to 90 days of ayuahuasca in a row.   @vivilela @aniwa.co

The Love You Give talks to co-founder of Aniwa Gathering, Vivien Vilela about her journey to become a master shaman through a vision quest, to a 28 day water fast, to 90 days of ayuahuasca in a row. @vivilela @aniwa.co

Episode 31: Shamanism, Plant medicine, Wisdom from indigenous cultures with Vivien Vilela