Spirituality & Motherhood: Sara Makeba Daise/Geechee Gal Griot Part 3

In this final installment of my conversation with Sara Makeba Daise we chat about the connection between ancestral healing and the environment, resting as resistance, and the importance of intention.

Sara Makeba Daise aka Geechee Gal Griot (she/her) is a Black, queer, fifth-generation Gullah Geechee woman, Griot, Afrofuturist, space & time-traveler, dimension-hopper, gatekeeper, Cultural History Interpreter, Writer, Singer and Healer from Beaufort, SC. 

She works and plays at the intersections of ancestor elevation, intergenerational healing, Black queer erotics & desire, and African Diasporic rituals, history & culture. Her acclaimed 2020 essay, "Be Here Now: The South is a Portal", explores the South as a portal for Africana and Indigenous magic and ways of knowing. 

 Sara offers spiritual and ancestral counseling and works as an advisor and consultant on various creative projects involving Gullah Geechee and Africana heritage and culture, including films, plays, albums, and literature. You can find her : on insta at [https://www.instagram.com/saramakeba/] or [https://www.saramakeba.com/] or [https://twitter.com/saramakeba]

Thanks for listening! I look forward to sharing with you again soon! 

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