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Bringing Light to the Matter – An Invitation to Conscious Dialogue

What do we need to truly bring our light energies and visions to the Earth?
How can we not only perceive our powers and talents but actually embody and live them?

Which inner abilities are now ready to be developed, remembered, or unlocked?
I would like to explore these questions together with different conversation partners – people who bring special gifts, experiences, and competencies for the new time.
This is not about withdrawing from the world, but rather the opposite:
about anchoring consciousness, wisdom, and subtle perception in the body, in everyday life, in health, relationships, and collective structures.

My guest: Nadège Bellande Robertson

Nadège Bellande Robertson is a writer, musician, and practitioner of transformative justice. Her work is based on storytelling, emergent strategies, and collective liberation. As Executive Director of the Fondation Espoir, she supports community networks in Ayiti and the diaspora through the Lakou Tanama Healing Circles and creates brave spaces that honor ancestral knowledge, address mental health and intergenerational trauma, and promote a healthy psychological worldview.

Ms. Robertson is a co-founder and singer of the music group N’Didgenous, whose YouTube channel is called 509 Healers. As a certified energy healer and sound therapist, she combines Afro-Caribbean-Indigenous practices with gatherings around spirituality, music, art, and peace work.

Nadège is a member of the Arawak Festival community in the Dominican Republic as well as of United Maroon Indigenous Peoples, a global network promoting Indigenous solidarity and restorative justice. She is currently pursuing a postgraduate degree at the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding at the Summer Institute of Eastern Mennonite University.

She holds a master’s degree in communication and media studies as well as bachelor’s degrees in political science, gender studies, and creative writing. Born in Los Angeles to Haitian and Jamaican parents, she has lived with her family in the mountains of Ayiti for over thirty years.

https://www.instagram.com/degerock?igsh=cGNnd3YxYWVkY293
https://www.fondationespoirayiti.org/
N’Didgenous Music: https://www.youtube.com/@509healers

About me:
My name is Anjebenay.

I am an ethnologist, sound healer, energy transformer, and health coach.
For many years, I have explored traditional, spiritual, and Indigenous cultures – not only academically but through lived experience. In doing so, I have gathered deep knowledge about healing, body awareness, connection to nature, and cosmic relationships.

Now is the time to pass on this inner knowledge – translated into a form that supports people today: as a bridge between ancient wisdom, modern body work, understanding of the nervous system, and conscious life design.

My work connects:
the grounding of subtle energies in the physical body
the transformation of stored emotional and energetic patterns
the activation of dormant talents through sound, presence, and resonance
health as a multidimensional process
the remembrance of our role as conscious co-creators on Earth.

Website Anjebenay: https://www.anjebenay.com