The Power of Love as the Path to Liberation

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Leadership That Liberates

Lena Papadopoulos

25 episodes

3 days ago

What if the barriers to liberation aren’t the systems we live within, but the ways in which those systems live within us? In this podcast, Lena Papadopoulos—anthropologist, leadership coach, shadow work expert, and award-winning intercultural educator—unpacks the relationship between self-suppression and systems of oppression. She guides listeners on a courageous quest to unearth the root cause of the divisions within us and between us, building our capacity to lead true change in our lives and in our world. Because until we’re really willing to face our pain, we’ll create more of the same.

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The Power of Love as the Path to Liberation

Leadership That Liberates

37 minutes 20 seconds

5 months ago

The Power of Love as the Path to Liberation

If the love of power divides us, could the power of love set us free?

Building on last week’s episode, we’re continuing the conversation about love—this time, exploring love as power and the role it plays in both leadership and liberation.

I share my current spiritual worldview, what I believe to be our purpose on this Earth, and where love fits into it all. We explore what it means to return to love, to lead from love, and to embody love as power. Amidst collective collapse, love might be the most radical and revolutionary choice we can make.

I also want to acknowledge that this perspective may feel inaccessible or invalidating for those who have been most violated, abused, and oppressed, and who have good reason to feel righteous rage. We’ll unpack this more next week…

So maybe this is really a 3-part series. The truth is, it’s all connected. And that’s exactly why we need conversations that explore complexity and contradiction—both for our personal lives and for our collective reality.

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