The Rainbow House - Casa Acozamalotl

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A podcast from the borderland of spirituality, race, identity, and community, the Rainbow House highlights the voices of mixed race and minority people who choose a spiritual path other than Christianity or generic spirituality. Walk with those of us who are looking at our heritage and hoping to craft healing, fight injustice, and honor our ancestors and ourselves!

  1. OCT 18

    Chicago's Struggle: A Voice from the Frontlines

    Send us a text This solo episode is a quick reflection on the current political climate in Chicago, focusing on the emotional and social impact of federal actions against vulnerable immigrant communities. I share my personal experiences of protesting against these actions, highlighting the fear and uncertainty felt by many residents, share a brief written account of a one day protesting at the Broadview Concentration Camp and discuss the importance of preparing spiritually and emotionally for the challenges ahead.

    20 min

  2. OCT 14

    Chicome, Mi Corazon Mexica

    Send us a text Meet Chicome, the creative powerhouse behind Mi Corazon Mexica. Tune in as he discusses his artistic and spiritual journey, the importance of reconnecting with indigenous roots, and his deep love for his people and history. He shares insights into the Wixáritari people, from whom he descends, the influence of his family on his art, and the evolution of his artistic expression through ceremony. We explore the complexities of modern indigenous spirituality that he has experienced in Mexico and California, the tension between indigenous and Western cultures, decolonization, and the complexity of navigating the art world as a white-presenting gay Chicano.  For more about Chicome: https://www.instagram.com/micorazonmexica/ https://www.etsy.com/es/shop/MiCorazonMexica https://www.facebook.com/MiCorazonMexica/ https://www.deviantart.com/micorazonmexica https://x.com/MiCorazonMexica https://www.youtube.com/@corazonmexica2016

    1h 30m

  3. SEP 17

    Lannan, Digital Wisdom Keeper

    Send us a text Dive into a rich conversation with Lannan, an artist, wisdom keeper, and moderator of the Mexica religious subreddit and related Discord server. Join me in  exploring Lan's unique perspective on polytheism, his personal journey to veneration of the Mexica Teteo, the evolving landscape of spiritual communities in digital space, and more.  Referenced in the conversation: https://www.reddit.com/r/religion/comments/le2qs7/i_worship_aztec_gods_ama/

    1h 36m

  4. AUG 28

    Bianca Herrera, Therapist for the Soul

    Send us a text In this episode of Casa Acozamalotl I delve into the profound spiritual journey of Bianca Herrera, a therapist and curandera from Chicago. Bianca shares her experiences growing up as a Mexicana in Chicago, exploring her identity, and embracing her spiritual path. From her roots in Mexico to her transformative practices in the city, Bianca's story is one of resilience, cultural connection, and personal empowerment. Tune in to discover how she weaves her heritage and spirituality into her life and work, offering wisdom and inspiration for all.

    1h 14m

  5. JUN 14

    Reject Fascism, demostrate for our future!

    Send us a text A brief, personal call to action.

    9 min

  6. MAY 28

    Osea, New York Bruja and Activist (Part 3)

    Send us a text We bring our conversation with Osea to a close! In this episode, I forgot to include an intro but we cover what it means to be a curandera, how not to be a spiritual colonist, more history and politics, and the complexity of making magic.  Mentioned in this episode: The Invention of Nature: Alexander Von Humboldt's New World by Andrea Wulf

    1h 1m

  7. MAY 14

    Osea - NY Bruja & Activist (Part 2)

    Send us a text Part 2 of my conversation with Osea! In this conversation, we continue our exploration of the complexities of identity, spirituality, and cultural practices. Osea shares her journey of self-identification as a bruja and a Palo priestess, navigating the intersections of her Mexican heritage, Catholic upbringing, and the rich tapestry of ancestral practices they encompass. We discuss syncretism, engaging with closed traditions, and the importance of holistic healing practices that honor cultural roots. We discuss the role of the dead, spiritual warfare, and racism in magical systems. Join us! To support folx in NYC: https://sbxma.com/ https://www.instagram.com/southbronxmutualaid/?hl=en 00:00 - Cultural Appropriation and Spiritual Practices 01:17 - The Impact of Western Medicine on Traditional Healing 05:10 - The Role of Touch and Healing in Community 21:30 - Reconnecting with Ancestral Practices 22:38 - Brujeria vs. Curanderismo 25:28 - Activism and Brujeria 32:20 - Palo 40:20 - Spiritual warfare and personal conviction

    51 min

  8. MAY 6

    Interlude Reflections

    Send us a text This is a brief meditation on the unfolding of spring and the importance of honoring the cycles of the earth, death, rot, and re-seeding. It features a short, original poem.

    12 min
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A podcast from the borderland of spirituality, race, identity, and community, the Rainbow House highlights the voices of mixed race and minority people who choose a spiritual path other than Christianity or generic spirituality. Walk with those of us who are looking at our heritage and hoping to craft healing, fight injustice, and honor our ancestors and ourselves!

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