This podcast episode features a conversation between Edi Oz and Reda Rackley about the concept of the “primal scream” and its significance in personal and societal transformation. Reda, an artist and teacher, describes the primal scream as a powerful release of repressed emotions and ancestral trauma. They discuss how this cathartic experience can lead to personal growth, healing, and reconnection with one’s indigenous roots. The conversation touches on themes of feminine power, the current political climate, and the role of women in shaping a new societal narrative. Reda emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for women to express themselves fully and the need for both masculine and feminine energies to work together in harmony. The episode concludes with reflections on the role of elders or “crones” in guiding younger generations through these transformative times.
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About our Guest
Reda Rackley
AKA BONEWOMAN is an internationally respected and loved teacher, oracle, diviner, mythologist, storyteller, writer, and “outsider artist”. Reda received her B.A. in Psychology with a special focus on Women’s Spirituality. She graduated from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara with an M.A. in Mythology and Depth Psychology. Reda, aka Bonewoman, embodies the wisdom of her ancestral Celtic granny witches, reading the bones, stones, & cowrie shells to peer into the otherworld to deliver messages from the ancestors, ancient ones, angels, and nature spirits. She channels a nature spirit being that speaks in tongues, does automatic painting, and delivers healing vibrations from the unseen realms. She was blessed to travel to Burkina Faso with the late elder Malidoma Some 25 years ago to become an initiated diviner and oracle.She has traveled internationally to offer her divinations and ritual healing work.
You can learn more at https://www.bonewomanspeaks.com/
