How do you define freedom? What prison cells are you creating for yourself in your daily life? Is it a cell made of stress? Anxiety? Fear? Productivity? Comfort? In this episode, I share how this question was brought into sharp relief during a theatre performance put on by inmates in a prison in Mexico.I also talk about my experience at the prison, how I ended up there, how the inmates put on a beautiful performance, the way it opened every heart in the audience, how it shone a light on our privilege, and the questions I’ve been asking myself ever since.Resources & sites mentioned in this episode:Learn more about <a href="https://lacana.mx/">La Cana here</a>Listen to the episode about <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/1BxzlFyDuJlTY1Mo5vCjlV?si=4Fo8ahToSKmv6YfbQjdymg">getting back in touch with my voice</a>Listen to the episode about <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/5mBBNsQRO83DSsW40Nxasj?si=6f9d13e4241b4c31">my experience doing Vipassana</a>The <a href="https://photos.app.goo.gl/Wx2xCuxZnuqJQuF29">photo of the Hanuman statue</a> with Sita and Rama in his heart in Rishikesh<a href="https://www.forthechildren.org/">Royal Family Kids Camp</a> where I volunteered with kids in foster careDonate to the play, called Museo, <a href="https://crowdfunding.recaudia.com/lacana/detail/project/museo">here</a>

What Prison Cells Are You Building For Yourself?

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