Episode #20
Episode 20: Creating Space to Reclaim Art and Cultural Magic Practices
The conversation covers the establishment of La Cueva as a hub for the marginalized, the controversial figure of Santa Muerte, the cultural icon Walter Mercado, the importance of representation in tarot, and the impact of colonization in new age practices. The conversation delves into the themes of decolonization, intention setting, ethos, community building, ethical sourcing, shadow work, cultural traditions, death, and community engagement. It explores the importance of creating a safe and inclusive space for marginalized communities and the significance of cultural practices in metaphysical spaces. Be sure to visit La Cueva: Instagram @LaCuevaSeattle Website: La Cueva | Metaphysical Shop, Readings & More in White Center Book a reading: Calendly - La Cueva Takeaways La Cueva serves as a safe space for the marginalized community. Santa Muerte represents a controversial figure with a growing following. Walter Mercado's influence as a cultural icon is significant. Decolonization and inclusivity in metaphysical spaces The importance of community, cultural traditions, and ethical sourcing in spiritual practices Chapters 00:00 La Cueva: A Hub for the Marginalized 03:15 Santa Muerte: The Controversial Saint 09:23 Walter Mercado: A Cultural Icon 13:24 Representation in Tarot 20:39 Colonization in New Age Practices 25:56 Decolonization and Intention Setting 27:21 Ethos and Community Building 28:43 Ethical Sourcing and Retail 30:42 Shadow Work and Spiritual Exploration 40:47 Cultural Traditions and Death 44:25 Setting Intentions and Community Engagement
