In the latest episode of Soul Sync, hosted by Pam Thomas, Rest Technologist and Creative, Sunya Folayan shares her transformative journey. From her experiences of early marriage and multiple divorces to becoming a textile artist and building a supportive community in Mexico, Sunya discusses how creativity and intuition have guided her through challenging times.
This episode also touches on the importance of purging material possessions, the spiritual aspects of personal growth, and the courage to reinvest in oneself.
Sunya's current initiatives include running a B&B and an artist residency in Mexico, aimed at providing a soft landing for individuals seeking rest and restoration.
For more information about Sunya:
Visit Sojourners Vista Del Lago
info@olmexlc.com
Essence article https://www.essence.com/lifestyle/travel/black-women-aging-abroad/
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Host Pamela J. Thomas is the heart of Soul Sync Sessions—a podcast for women of color in transition. A wellness educator, author, and founder of Fiber of Life LLC, Pamela creates soulful spaces for reflection, renewal, and realignment. Through storytelling, community, and intentional living, she helps women navigate life’s pivots with purpose, passion, and power.
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