Life in Grenada │Inside New Grenada Retreat Space │Sankofa Sanctuary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- You've never seen Grenada like this before! In this video, the Exodus Collective's Zoe Smith takes you inside Grenada Retreat Space that's relatively new to the island.
At Sankofa Sanctuary, owned by Jelani de Leon, you'll find breathtaking views and plenty of opportunities to get lost in nature.
This video Zoe and Jelani discuss the realities of adjusting to island life, water fasting and how to maintain a sense of wellbeing while living in Grenada, Caribbean.
If you're thinking of a move to the Caribbean island and applying for Grenadian citizenship or permanent residency in Grenada, this interview is a deep dive into the pros and cons of island life in the West Indies.
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What a beautiful woman. ( both of you) Inspiring.
so wonderful would love to visit. Lovely to see that as black women we no longer have to fulfil the role of martyr or big mama in the kitchen just giving and giving and depleting ourselves to zero for everyone else in vain that Jelani is providing this safe space and Zoe is interviewing good vibes #its our time to shine
💯! Thanks for your kind words
Stunningly Beautiful!!!!! Giving thanks for the time we've spent there!!!!
This interview was everything to me!!! I have definitely added Grenada to my bucket list now.
I love that she actually cares about the people and the community. She is being thoughtful with her planning and building a legacy.
I'm also sold on the retreat. It sounds like something I could use every few months or so, a good reset.
-Trishe
I just completed a 10 day detox cleanse in Rwanda. Looking forward to moving to the Caribbean in the next six months and I’m excited about visiting Grenada and this resort.
Oh brilliant. Where are you moving to? Do send me an email
Oh wow! What a beautiful sharing about what the joy of life should be on a free and spiritual level.
I just left Grenada I never knew of this place ❤❤
Hey love, please can i talk to you privately? iG please
I've seen Sankofa from the outside, nice to be able to see the inside. Very interesting to get to know the owner.
Thanks Kris, yes it really is a beautiful space. Almost a beautiful as Jelani herself 😊
Supper club sounds unique and nice.
“Get into the flow”: Yes!!😅
Happy Mother's Day!! 💐
Sankoa looks so beautiful and peaceful and it has stunning views.
It really is!
Well said not is what make u happy but there's lots of definition for being joyous
Awesome Zoe!! Perfect segment
Thank you John. I hope you and Jelani are able to connect when you and Kathy are back on the island!
Beautiful setting and content...great job.
Thank you! It was nice to show some of the island's beauty for a change
Just a Brilliant Conversation! Sankofa - back to the past to build a brilliant future. Everything starts with ourselves and what we are really! Love to both of you!
Thank you Bruce 🙏🏾
Awesome 👌🏾 ❤
Beautyfull and very spiritual,Really thought i died and gone to heaven while watching this vlog 👍🙏
Aw, glad to hear you enjoyed it that much 😊
Is the owner a Ghanaian? The term "Sankofa" is Ghanaian.
I love these videos. Hi, Jelani and Zoe. I know Brooklyn very well too! Are the hills of Grenada a significant obstacle for people who are even slightly mobility-challenged as compared to Barbados? How do returnees and expats feel about the costs of living in terms of their budgeting? Do you have similar videos of areas of Grenada that aren't so hilly, that might be more walkable for those of us who can't handle the hills, etc. and which might be closer to amenities within walking distance?
Hi yes Grenada in general is very hilly, not like Barbados which is relatively flat. The cost of living here is generally high too.
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There is a less hilly place in Grenada. In the north of Ireland called planes. In st Patrick's. But there are not so many shops. Just a supermarket, as disco and some garages.
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I want to live my late fathers dream and go see where my ancestors came. The oral history is so strong. I want to know what my great great grandfather had to leave behind. It must have been beautiful for the oral history to last for so many generations
That's beautiful. Where are your ancestral roots?
@The Exodus Collective a sugar cane plantation near a river that fed the sea. The owner had a friend / relative in Louisiana that was having trouble in his plantation here named Cinclare Plantation. My great great grandfather was sent here to help that plantation and was promised he could return to Grenada but it never happened. So he got a new wife here and started a new life best he could. But he told all his children about the beauty of Grenada and the river they could walk down until it reached the sea.
@@ourblazingworld oh wow, that's such a touching story! What was your great great grandfather's surname? You should join the Grenada Genealogical Society on Facebook. I have a hunch you may be able to find distant relatives (it's a tiny island).
facebook.com/groups/GGHSonline/
@The Exodus Collective we thought it was Williams but I have seen some documentation where our names were transposed, so it could have been Henderson or Bartholomew LOL!!! But each generation used the name Henderson Bartholomew Williams and the us census takers did whatever they felt like doing with those 3 names... sigh.. Thanks for the fb group url!
@@ourblazingworld you're welcome. Henderson is a lot less common surname in Grenada so hopefully you'll have some luck!
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watching from st George estate
Hey mack, please can i talk to you privately?
Sankofa is Akan language 🇬🇭