The Core Wound They Never Told You About

For most of human history, long before modern colonial worldviews took hold, people across the world lived within animist cosmologies — relating to all of life as deeply alive, interconnected, and sacred.

Colonization didn’t just use divide-and-conquer strategies to steal land and dominate people.

It used the same strategy to sever our relationships with the living world — disconnecting us from Spirit, our ancestors, the land, and even from our own body and spirit.

This rupture left us without the spiritual belonging, guidance, and sense of calling humans need to navigate life with — from a place of wholeness, purpose, and collective care.

In its place, we inherited systems of oppression that told us who to be, how to live, and what to value.

So even when we engage in meaningful spiritual, healing, or anti-oppression practices, there is often a real limit to how much relief they can bring.

Because many of us are still unconsciously operating inside a mechanistic cosmology — a worldview built to serve domination, extraction, and control. One that treats some humans and nearly all non-human life as inert matter that should be owned, managed, or exploited.

This cosmological rupture is an unacknowledged but foundational root of much of the exhaustion, disconnection, confusion, and longing you may be carrying.

It is not a personal failure.

It is a wound of cosmology — and it can be healed.

This is where our work together begins — helping you remember what colonization took from us and return to the living cosmology your soul still knows and belongs to.