Vuyi Qubeka is a seer, artist, multidimensional storyteller, & a transformative healing practitioner whose work is anchored by the wisdoms of indigenous knowledge systems and unconditional love.
Vuyi considers herself a SoulSongSage and creates a container for individuals to remember the song of their soul through identifying the blockages keeping them from expressing their true nature by re-patterning childhood conditioning and trauma. Vuyi weaves together sound, ceremony, movement, visual art, and prose to conjure memory, activate healing and inspire truth seekers, creatives & pioneering leaders from all walks of life. Her work explores both feminine wisdom & the Mother Mind while confronting individual, familial & collective traumas, with a focus on sexual trauma, for our shared restoration
Vuyi offers one-on-one soul healing sessions, storytelling & speaking immersions, rites of passage ceremonies, retreat facilitation, workshops and explorative collaborations. Vuyi’s long term intention is to create a rehabilitation oasis for child trafficking survivors, a home within nature where small people can restore their innocence, joy, dignity and reclaim their essence.
Website: www.vuyiqubeka.com
Instagram: @vuyiqubeka
Email: [email protected]
Topics
- 00:00:00 – Introduction
- 00:11:54 – Shamanism
- 00:17:39 – Ancestors
- 00:20:52 – Healing with Sound
- 00:22:11 – Connection with Nature
- 00:24:46 – The Authentic Self
- 00:30:14 – South Africa and Gaza
- 00:34:14 – Vuyi’s Message to Gaza
- 00:39:39 – ”Don’t Die with Your Music Still Inside You”
- 00:42:21 – TED Talk Excerpt
- 00:50:44 – We Are the Song
- 00:53:42 – ”Ancient Dreams” (AxisZulu Natural Mix) by Vuyi Qubeka
- 01:01:16 – Coming Up for Vuyi
- 01:13:12 – ”Moon Chant” by Vuyi Qubeka
reborn
before body kan rize to defend itz self
Quiet Friend Who Has Come So Far
Let this darkness be a bell tower
For Grief
When you lose someone you love / Your life becomes strange
From Lines to Circles
It is the cry of Gaza that still echoes between the walls of demolished houses
Aboriginal Artist + Symphony Orchestra: Dewayne Everettsmith
Lutruwita/Tasmania once had many unique Aboriginal languages, but the impact of colonisation has silenced all but a collection of ancient words
Radical Hope
Maasai Human Rights activist and leader of Enguserosambu Community Forest Trust
Ancestry
My DNA results came in
Honoring Ohlone Land & Spirit
Saratoga’s Montalvo Arts Center to experience “A Path Forward: Honoring Ohlone Land & Spirit.”