In this episode I talk to Schuyler Brown, a futurist, facilitator, coach, teacher of embodiment and meditation, and a writer. You can find her at artofemergence.com and her essays/poems are on Medium @ schuylerbrown. 

In the course of a broad-ranging discussion, Schuyler and I talk about grace; classical Tantra and the descending path; down-home, Kentucky spirituality; roots and rooting down; nature and the lost wildness of Europe; desire and magic; attachment; prayer; late stage capitalism; the importance of community; and the art of embodiment. It was a sort of collaborative riff on the potential of modern spirituality. 

As you can probably tell from the recording, we had so much fun talking. I wish we could record all of our conversations!

• Schuyler’s embodiment and coaching offerings
• Schuyler’s writing on Medium
• Wendell Berry, poet, novelist, environmental activist, farmer
• Ramana Maharshi’s Be As You Are
• Bill Plotkin’s books
• The indigenous Bön people of Tibet
• Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the occupation of Alcatraz (2019)
• Anne Lamott’s book about prayer: Help Thanks Wow
• James Hillman’s lectures on alchemy
• Twilight language 
• The poetry of David Whyte

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