Have you ever suspected that your ancestors — even ones you didn’t know — may have deep wisdom they want to share with you?
Many seekers find there’s insufficient spiritual nourishment in their lives, and even a profound sense of disconnection and loneliness. Yet, in traditions around the world, says African shaman John Lockley, it’s understood that we are never alone and always connected to lineages with deep roots.
Our ancestors live on in our bones, our dreams, and the land itself — waiting for us to listen, remember, and restore the sacred thread that connects us to our family line, and our souls.
In this free online event, John will explain why each of us carries a well of psychic memory — an ancestral intelligence that holds the dreams, struggles, and spiritual gifts of those who came before us. Not just of those ancestors from the past two or three generations, but some of our most ancient ancestors as well.
This memory is not accessed through the mind, but through the soul’s language of dreams, ceremony, reverent listening, and multisensory experiences.
Join John for this soul-stirring hour to learn why ancestral dreamwork can help you develop humility and reduce selfish egoism as you honor your ancestors — not for their personalities but for their essence.
This process lays the groundwork for grace to enter your life through your dreams and ancestral remembrance — as you awaken soul-level guidance, deepen your sense of belonging, and activate the gifts that live within your bloodline.
During the event, John will guide you to cultivate a renewed sense of purpose through a meditation to connect with your ancestors — not to ask them for anything, but to send them love and stay vigilant to what messages from the liminal world come through for you.
John shares time-honored teachings from the Xhosa tradition, the people of Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu, including the philosophy of Ubuntu and the ancestral wisdom symbolized by the Baobab tree. Just as this tree can live for over 2,000 years, you can reach back that far and even further into the past to gain a deeper perspective of your lineages and your place within them— and to draw on the fresh energy and vitality that lies deeper in the roots of your family tree.
This event will be especially meaningful for anyone experiencing low spiritual energy, emotional disconnection, or a loss of purpose. In the Xhosa language (a Bantu language spoken primarily in Southern Africa) this condition is called amandla omoya aphantsi — a soul-level depletion that can be restored through a reconnection to your ancestors, by honoring and respecting them through your dreams, ceremonies, and developing an awareness of their energies in your life.
Whether you’re navigating grief, ancestral or present-life trauma, or simply feel unrooted in your life, John offers a deeply grounding, sacred path to help you reclaim your soul’s voice and remember your place in your own lineages and in the human family.
