Ep 32 Year of the Fire Horse, the Divine Feminine & Not Feeling Ready

Show Notes

Tracey Tee of Moms on Mushrooms returns in Episode 32 for a wide-ranging conversation about the most cosmically charged moment in recent memory and what it’s asking of the divine feminine. From rage to joy, we look at what it means to lead when the old structures are dissolving. (For Tracey’s psychedelic origin story and the founding of Moms on Mushrooms, head to Episode 27.)

Highlights:

  • The rare astrological convergence happening right now: Saturn conjunct Neptune at 0° Aries, the beginning of the Year of the Fire Horse, a numerological “1 Year” and what it’s all calling us toward.
  • What it feels like in our nervous systems to know, “We are the ones we’ve been waiting for” and how to actually live that, rather than hiding out.
  • The collective feminine rage surfacing right now, why it matters, and why we can’t let it burn us out.
  • Joy as resistance: Alysa Liu’s Olympic skate, Oregon protesters in frog costumes, and why the system wants us to forget that having fun and delighting in life is a big part of why we are here.
  • The Maiden, Mother, Crone archetypes and the fourth one we’ve been missing: the Sovereign Woman.
  • Tracey’s vision of the Kintsugi Mother: cracked, gold-filled, and a solid container for her children.
  • How both Tracey and Carla are personally staying regulated: microdosing, plant allies, sister circles, redwood walks, and play.

Bio

Tracey Tee founded the internationally recognized psychedelic community for mothers, Moms on Mushrooms (M.O.M.) in spring 2022. Since its launch, M.O.M. has been featured on NPR, Good Morning America, Today Show, Rolling Stone Magazine, NBC News, Fox News and London Times. Tracey has been a guest on over 30 podcasts including Resetter Podcast with Dr. Mindy Pelz, Psychedelics Today and Cat & Nat. Tracey has appeared on Dr. Phil, and has spoken on panels for PBS, TAM Integration, Microdosing Collective, Wonderland Conference, PsyCon Conference and was an invited speaker at the historic MAPS Psychedelic Science 2023 Conference. Moms on Mushrooms has a private community of over 3000 mothers, who share M.O.M.’s unique perspective on intentional microdosing. Tracey lives in decriminalized Colorado with her husband of 22 years and their miracle daughter.

Links

Moms on Mushrooms — momsonmushrooms.com

Psychedelic Divas Ep. 27 — Tracy Tee’s full origin story

Rising Appalachia — “Resilient”

Tony Jones — “Healing is Not My Purpose”

 

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