Louisa Seton negotiated situations with armed tribes in Africa. Some of them were holding AK-47s. Growing up in Nairobi, Kenya, Louisa saw a whole side to life that most of us don't. And she fell in love with photographing indigenous and African cultures and tribes. Especially the women — many of whom are forced to go through female circumcision (even though it's illegal).  Imagine having zero pleasure during sex. Being physically mutilated. It's horrific. And yet - these African women are so strong. Beautiful. Courageous.Louisa Seton is a world-renowned photographer featured in Vogue, Daily Mail, and various publications around the world.Her photography is nothing short of incredible.Over the last few years, Louisa has been offering sacred feminine photography shoots in Australia.She helps women overcome their body insecurities and find confidence within.Letting go of perfectionism.And embracing who you are. This was an incredible, inspiring episode - click the play button right now... Connect with Louisa Seton:louisaseton.comInstagramWant to get into your body and silence your overactive mind? Join the Sex, Money & Rage email list here: https://www.sexmoneyrage.com/Past episodes and show notes are located here: https://www.sexmoneyrage.com/podcast"LOL... This email has successfully distracted me from work." - Josh, New Zealand"Genuinely thank you for creating this space for people like-minded to talk openly and feel OK to talk about these things." Beau, AustraliaDisclaimer: I do not promote trying plant medicine or psychedelics (they are a whole other beast). All information provided is for general information and educational purposes only. Please consult with your doctor and do your own research before diving in. There are risks involved, it can interact with certain medications, and it's illegal in most Western countries. I'm not a doctor, therapist, or counsellor, and nothing said on the podcast is a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or a professional therapeutic relationship. All content is intended to provide general health information for educational purposes only.