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Robin Aisha Landsong, a remarkable visionary artist, medicine singer, and trauma resolution leader, shares her incredible story of resilience, survival, and healing. Through the darkest moments of our lives, it is often the most unexpected sources of healing that bring us back into the light.

For Robin, it was the medicine song of a rural Zimbabwean woman that saved her life. It led her on a journey of self-discovery and healing that has touched the lives of thousands. Abducted at the age of eight and left alone in Rhodesia during the Bush War, Robin faced unspeakable violence and trauma. But through the kindness of a small village and a Zimbabwean woman\u2019s medicine song, she was able to find the power of her own singing medicine.

Over 16,000 people have been helped by her music. Her story is one of hope and inspiration. It shows us that no matter what we face, we can always get better. Tune in now and hear Robin\u2019s extraordinary spiritual journey.

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU\u2019LL HEAR ABOUT THINGS LIKE:

• How Robin was abducted and survived two Near-Death Experiences during her childhood.
• The healing power of song which started with the Zimbabwean woman that saved Robin\u2019s life.
• Robin\u2019s two Near-Death Experiences after she was shot.
• How Robin healed and eventually forgave her abductor, the soldier who shot her and her parents.

SOME QUESTIONS IRENE ASKS ROBIN:

• Can you explain what you experienced during your two Near Death Experiences?
• Did you get the specific message that your mission was going to be to sing these medicine songs to help people to heal?
• What was your life like when you returned home to America?
• What is your guidance about reacting to people who lack empathy, are dismissive, nasty, mean, are bullies, etc?