The Sacred Wisdom of Anger, Parasites & Tantra with Katie Silcox
In this powerful episode of Buddhist Biohacker, I sit down with my dear friend and teacher Katie Silcox—founder of The Shakti School, Ayurvedic practitioner, and author of Healthy, Happy, Sexy and Glow-Worthy.
Together, we explore the spiritual wisdom of taboo emotions, the sacred role of anger, and how parasites and mold can be teachers on the healing path. We also talk about why the guru era is over and what’s next.
With raw honesty, ancient insight, and plenty of laughter, Katie and I share Ayurvedic and Tantric practices to help you reconnect with your emotions, release stored pain, and deepen your spiritual practice.
About Katie Silcox
Katie Silcox, M.A., is a New York Times best-selling author of Healthy, Happy, Sexy – Ayurveda Wisdom for Modern Women and the new book Glow-Worthy. She is the founder of The Shakti School, a premier online certification school for women-centered holistic wellness.
Katie holds a Master’s degree in Ayurvedic Medicine, is a member of the National Ayurvedic Medicine Association, and is currently pursuing depth studies in Jungian Psychology. Her work focuses on the convergence of ancient holistic medicine, functional medicine science, and heart-centered spirituality.
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You can also start by exploring their free mini-course:Free Women’s Wisdom & Ayurveda Mini-Course
In this episode you’ll learn:
Lessons from heartbreak and my personal experience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Why healthy anger is so hard to access—and why it matters
Vajrayana Tantra, the Hindu goddess Indra, and the liver as the seat of emotions
How to open to fear, sadness, anger and grief without bypassing
Katie’s recent experience with Dr. Vasant Lad
Overdoing, overshaming, and overmasculinizing
The Tantric practice of feeding your demons
Practical ways to work with anger and the Drama Triangle
Becoming a guardian of your sensual energy
The spiritual meaning of parasites, candida, and mold in the body
Life as a mandala and the Kalachakra (The Great Wheel of Time)
Resources & Mentions:
Julie Hoyle – Lisa’s teacher
Dr. Jill Carnahan – Functional medicine doctor
Instagram: @theshaktischool
Facebook: The Shakti School
Connect with Lisa (your host):
Cherry Pie: Chasing Love and Finding Compassion
Enlightenment Pie: Healing Through Spiritual Practice
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