Ash Canty is a Death Walker & Spirit Usher Psychic Medium. Their ancestors are Indigenous peoples of West Africa, Indigenous tribes of Mexico and white European colonizers. They support and walk others in the threshold and ritual of their own unique death and dying process. They are led by spirit, ancestors, and nature in all that they do. They also hold monthly "Death Out Loud" Zoom events where they unpack conversations around death and dying held in a sacred, trauma-informed and co-created container. Ash creates deep spaciousness for others to be able to step into a non-linear time space to hold conversations around being with the grief & praise of being alive. They provide virtual death care services to families and loved ones who are in the active stages of dying and are in need of: spiritual support, bedside visits, will planning,virtual ceremonies, spirit ushering, holding sacred family councils around death and living death day celebrations. They also work with those who are living and not actively dying to create their will in an intentional and somatically integrated way as well as offering spiritual support. They are regenerated by being with the earth and deepening relationship to the Kalapuya native peoples land on which they live on through gardening, listening, canning, hand crafting, and indigenous practices of their ancestors.

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Topics:

00:00 – Introduction and Guest Welcome
01:27 – Ash Canty's Journey as a Medium
04:04 – Impact of Collective Grief
06:24 – Offering Spirit Readings to Palestinians
12:00 – Connecting with Ancestors and the Land
19:57 – Healing Through Grief and Connection
27:25 – Exploring the Four Elements
27:36 – Accessing Grief Through Simple Practices
29:34 – Non-Linear Nature of Grief
32:26 – Grief and Gratitude: Two Sides of the Same Coin
36:22 – Messages from Ancestors
44:21 – Energy of War and Peace
46:48 – The Liberation Portal Program
47:47 – Live Show Events and Conclusion

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#105 From Greif to Liberation: Ash Canty

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