Free Choice is the Spice of the Universe with Fuana

This Mystical Life

Today's episode features a unique guest, Fuana, a channeled ancient ancestor who resided on earth during the age of Atlantis. Fuana speaks through Chris Berry, a master musician of the African drums and Mbira, who studied and lived amongst the Shona people in Zimbabwe for many years of his youth, where he was initiated as a spirit medium.
Fuana, also referred to lovingly as "grandfather," or his nickname, "Haha," is a kind hearted and funny spirit, who shares insightful wisdom from the perspective of the spirit world, and also shares about traditions within his community during his time on earth 10,000 years ago.
In our conversation we discuss:
-the liminal space (the space "between" the physical and the spiritual"
-birth and how our ancestors play an important part of helping the baby come to the planet
-what happens after death & how we create our reality
-how there is no separateness between the physical body and the spirit realm
-how to deal with depression and challenges of the human existence
-the power of intention, prayer, and free choice
-illusions within our society & giving personal power away
-marriage and agreement protocols during Atlantean times
& so much more, this is truly an inspiring episode!
We are joined by singer/songwriter Esme' Olivia, and doula, herbalist, and mama, Jaide Rabbit in our conversation as well.
To learn more about Chris Berry's music tour and spiritual & communal offerings, please visit the links below.
Conversation Notes
- "my son" Fuana is referring to Chris, whose body he is speaking through; he is Chris's ancient ancestor
- "we are saying" referring to the spirits and ancestors speaking with and surrounding Fuana during the conversation
- "Nakuatah" Esme's name in the spirit realm/ Fuana referring to Esme'
- "Shamtusa" Chris's name in the spirit realm
Ipababay Language Index
- Sah: a greeting, means love, or breath of God, represents all the love in the universe
- Pabuba: earth
- Neeyolo: mead, alcoholic beverage
- Cocorotay: tobacco
- Tah nah: so it is, it has been spoken
- Panuwa: Panuwa were a group of people in the times of Atlantis that were considered musical mediums, bards, storytellers, traveling entertainers, responsible for singing the song of a person's spirit as they come through the birth portal. They each carried many stories, one in particular that was known as theirs, as well as 12 "arrows" or songs, in their "quiver" or group of arrows. They shared their songs with others to bring joy and healing across the lands.
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Timestamps:
1:34 Speaker context- who is Fuana
15:00 Start of conversation & the liminal space
18:54 Jaide arrives, pregnancy discussion
24:03 The veil, ancestors, & birth
43:24 Death, the afterlife & creating reality
48:18 A cure for depression
53:53 Power of sharing with your present community
54:09 Baby souls coming to earth
1:07:47 Marriage agreements & relationships in Atlantean times
1:23:41 Tattoos & panuwa
1:35:21 Death, continued
1:37:58 Merging lineages & cultures, & the illusion of "stealing" from indigenous cultures
1:55:04 Birth culture in modern times
2:04:10 Closing
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Fauna // Chris Berry
fauna.org
chrisberrymusic.org
@chrisberrymusic
Jaide (Lennon Stover) Rabbit
thegroovydoula.com
@thegroovydoula
Esme' Olivia
@esmeoliviamusic
Fatua
@fatua.soul
fatuasoul.com

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1. Free Choice is the Spice of the Universe with Fuana (00:00:00)

2. Speaker context- who is Fuana (00:01:34)

3. Beginning of conversation (00:15:00)

4. The liminal space (00:15:27)

5. Jaide arrives & pregnancy discussion (00:18:54)

6. The veil, ancestors & birth (00:24:03)

7. Death, the afterlife & creating reality (00:43:24)

8. Depression & healing (00:48:18)

9. Power of sharing within your present community (00:53:53)

10. Baby souls coming to earth (00:54:09)

11. Marriage agreements & relationships in Atlantean times (01:07:47)

12. Tattoos & panuwa (01:23:41)

13. Death, continued (01:35:21)

14. Merging lineages & cultures & the illusion of "stealing" from indigenous cultures (01:37:58)

15. Birth culture in modern times (01:55:04)

16. Closing (02:04:10)