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Decolonizing Wisdom Keeping¹

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¹Decolonial Wisdom Keeping refers to the practice of reclaiming, honoring, and sharing knowledge outside of colonial frameworks. Decolonial Wisdom Keeping centers embodied, ancestral, spiritual, feminine, and intuitive ways of knowing. It resists commodification, over-simplification, gatekeeping, extraction, and binary hierarchies. It treats knowledge as relational, cyclical, and anchored in land, lineage, and lived experience. This framework challenges the colonial myth of objectivity and honors the transmission of wisdom through spirit, mothering, story, memory, and the body.