65. Not All Healing Is High Vibe: The Real Work of Sacred Leadership with Brigette Iarrusso

This conversation delves into the complexities of conscious business, emphasizing the need for deconstruction to create a more authentic and impactful approach. The speakers share their personal journeys, highlighting the intersections of privilege, spirituality, and capitalism. They discuss the importance of engaging with indigenous wisdom respectfully and the inherent extractive nature of capitalism. The dialogue also explores the necessity of inner work and community connection in navigating social justice issues and creating a new paradigm for business. In this conversation, Makhosi Hefisah Nejeser and Brigette Iarrusso explore the intersections of spirituality, wealth consciousness, and the importance of community. They discuss the challenges of navigating spiritual lineages, the role of money in spiritual work, and the need for marginalized identities to embrace their worth and potential for wealth. The conversation emphasizes the importance of aligning one's actions with their true desires and the impact of money on personal and collective well-being.TakeawaysDeconstruction is essential for reconstructing conscious business practices.Personal experiences shape our understanding of privilege and power in business.Conscious business often remains superficial and performative.True consciousness in business should lead to less harm and more impact.Healing from toxic capitalism requires inner work and self-awareness.Engaging with indigenous wisdom must be done with respect and honor.The capitalist system is inherently extractive and harmful to many.Awareness of privilege is crucial in navigating social justice issues.The journey of healing is complex and nonlinear.Community and connection are vital for true fulfillment. Makhosi identifies as a universal teacher rather than a lineage-specific wisdom keeper.The conversation highlights the discomfort of navigating capitalism and other societal 'isms'.Initiation in spiritual practices involves transformation and verification of one's growth.Sangomas work with ancestral spirits for community healing.The importance of wealth consciousness for marginalized identities is emphasized.Money should not be seen as inherently good or bad, but as a tool for exchange.Luxury should be redefined to reflect true value and craftsmanship.The conversation encourages a shift in how we perceive and use money.Basic human rights should be prioritized over personal preferences.Engaging with feelings around money can lead to personal growth and societal change.Support the show

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