Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Is Decolonizing the Spirit Possible?

Chapter 3 Spirituality and a Search for Home: The Complexities of Practising Sikhism on Indigenous Land

Chapter 4 Land and Healing: A Decolonizing Inquiry for Centering Land as the Site of Indigenous Medicine and Healing

Chapter 5 Healing and Well-Being as Tools of Decolonization and Social Justice: Anti-Colonial Praxis of Indigenous Women in the Philippines

Chapter 6 Decolonizing Western Medicine and Systems of Care: Implications for Education

Chapter 7 BLOOD-ANGER: The Spirituality of Anti-Colonial Blood-Anger for Self-Defense

Chapter 8 In my Mother’s Kitchen: Spirituality and Decolonization

Chapter 9 Reclaiming Cultural Identity Through Decolonization of Food Habits

Chapter 11 Shedding of the Colonial Skin: The Decolonial Potentialities of Dreaming

Chapter 12 Critical Spirituality: Decolonizing the Self

Chapter 13 A Landscape of Sacred Regeneration and Resilience

Chapter 14 Dialogue on Decolonizing the Spirit with Dr. Njoki Nathani Wane and Kimberly L. Todd

Chapter 15 Conclusion: The Politics of Spirituality—A Postsocialist View