Homesteading, Spiritual Realism, and Modern Traditionalism | Jacqueline Claire | Ep 30

Jacqueline Claire is a painter, illustrator, storyteller, and a dear friend of the show’s host, Sienna Mae Heath. During part 1 of the interview, they discuss why she has changed her show title from Spiritual Conversation to Spiritual Realism, the disintegrative and integrative forces in our society, co-creating art as an individual and homesteading with her husband in small-town Texas. Jacqueline and Sienna also muse on the potential for a grassroots unfoldment of an interconnected civilization and how the universal language of artful agriculture could create a much-needed momentous unity.

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Sienna Mae Heath is a growth writer. She is the star and writer of the short documentary Real Unity, produced by Free the People and screened at the Anthem Film Festival (FreedomFest) 2021. Now, she is the host of Food is Freedom on Free the People, where she shares advice for novice gardeners and interviews farmers, natural healers, and food and flower experts.

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  • Dec 31, 2023
    Arthur Wilson

    The ideology of ‘art’ might be the concept of freedom and also liberty. Parents can be on guard about the influences of their children.

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  • Jan 20, 2024
    arthur wilson

    Our idea of ‘going to the mall’ maybe an idea that we are not the ‘subjects’ of some massive governing belief regime. But we can be exerting a tendency toward that spiritual move toward ‘being independent.’
    Does living in North America give any human the energy to be Not a subject of tribal culture?

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