46 min

39. Joy Is My Justice with Tanmeet Sethi A Wave Away with Waverly Davis

    • Spirituality

Tanmeet Sethi, MD (she/her) is an Integrative Family Medicine physician who has devoted her career to caring for the most vulnerable and spent the last 25 years on the frontlines practicing primary care, global trauma, and community activism. Her first book, Joy Is My Justice (Hachette, 5/2/23) is a radical push on the cultivation of Joy in a whitewashed wellness world as a revolutionary healing practice and human right accessible to all.
In this episode, Tanmeet and I discuss:
- Tanmeet’s background and what brought her to her work with joy and justice
- What joy actually is and how to know when we're experiencing it
- Today’s toxic white-washed wellness industry and the harmful impacts it’s having on people of color and marginalized communities
- How is joy a pathway to liberation
- Ancestral and generational trauma and how we heal our lineages
- Resilience and what it actually means to be resilient
- Tanmeet shares two of her practices for finding and experiencing joy
You can find Tanmeet’s book, Joy Is My Justice, wherever you buy books and learn more on her website tanmeetsethimd.com You can connect with Tanmeet on IG at @tanmeetsethimd
We’d love to hear your biggest takeaway from our conversation, what landed in your heart? Share it on IG stories/posts and tag @tanmeetsethimd and I and we will randomly choose two people to get a free hardcover copy of the book!
I hope you love this beautiful and wise conversation as much as Tanmeet and I do! If you do love this episode, if it nourishes you in some way, please subscribe to the pod, leave a review and rating, and share it with a friend, thank you!
Join my upcoming virtual sound bath series, 2001: A Sound Odyssey, beginning THIS FRIDAY, May 5: waverlydavis.com/2001
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Tanmeet Sethi, MD (she/her) is an Integrative Family Medicine physician who has devoted her career to caring for the most vulnerable and spent the last 25 years on the frontlines practicing primary care, global trauma, and community activism. Her first book, Joy Is My Justice (Hachette, 5/2/23) is a radical push on the cultivation of Joy in a whitewashed wellness world as a revolutionary healing practice and human right accessible to all.
In this episode, Tanmeet and I discuss:
- Tanmeet’s background and what brought her to her work with joy and justice
- What joy actually is and how to know when we're experiencing it
- Today’s toxic white-washed wellness industry and the harmful impacts it’s having on people of color and marginalized communities
- How is joy a pathway to liberation
- Ancestral and generational trauma and how we heal our lineages
- Resilience and what it actually means to be resilient
- Tanmeet shares two of her practices for finding and experiencing joy
You can find Tanmeet’s book, Joy Is My Justice, wherever you buy books and learn more on her website tanmeetsethimd.com You can connect with Tanmeet on IG at @tanmeetsethimd
We’d love to hear your biggest takeaway from our conversation, what landed in your heart? Share it on IG stories/posts and tag @tanmeetsethimd and I and we will randomly choose two people to get a free hardcover copy of the book!
I hope you love this beautiful and wise conversation as much as Tanmeet and I do! If you do love this episode, if it nourishes you in some way, please subscribe to the pod, leave a review and rating, and share it with a friend, thank you!
Join my upcoming virtual sound bath series, 2001: A Sound Odyssey, beginning THIS FRIDAY, May 5: waverlydavis.com/2001
Sponsor the podcast

46 min