Daniel Foor returns to Sounds of SAND for a wide-ranging conversation that moves from his own winding spiritual path to the urgent question of why so many spiritual teachers stay silent in the face of injustice. A doctor of psychology, initiated priest in the Yoruba Ifá tradition, and practicing Muslim, Daniel makes the case that animism is the antidote to human supremacy, that Islam is fundamentally a relational and earth-honoring tradition, and that genuine spirituality cannot retreat from the political realities of our time. Along the way, he speaks candidly about ancestral healing, decolonization, the genocide in Gaza, and what it means to become "regular-sized" in a culture built on separation.
Topics
00:00 — Welcome back & reconnecting with SAND
00:01 — Daniel's path: shamanism, psychology & many lineages
00:04 — Animism as the antidote to human supremacy
00:09 — Environmental problems are human behavior problems
00:10 — Is Islam animist? Sufism & the heart of the tradition
00:15 — Relationship is not worship: rethinking animism
00:20 — Giving the more-than-human a seat at the table
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