Teacher, coach and founder of The Relateful Company, Jordan Myska Allen, jumps onto talk about MANY THINGS.

• What is relatefulness?
• Nerding out on the limitations of Circling and T-Group
• Constraint based practice vs Options based practice
• Opening to beauty in all its forms
• Meditation and non dual stuff
• and lots more

Find Jordan at https://www.relateful.com/

References

I think this is all the people and works directly referenced in this conversation, in case you want to explore any of these topics more:

John Wheeler, nondual teacher in the lineage of Nisargadata Maharaj

The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle

Ken Wilber, integral philosopher

Alan Watts, spiritual entertainer and popularizer of Zen in the west.

A Course In Miracles - Helen Schucman

Kennth Wapnik, interpreter of A Course in Miracles

Tao Te Ching (linked is Ursula Le Guins translation, a great one and there are many many others)

On Becoming an Alchemist - Catherine MacCoun

Recommendations

Babe

Harley Quinn Animated Series

The Lego Batman Movie

ZEN!

And Poetry!

Zen monk and Poet Brooke McNamara has a lovely chat with Robbie about many things, among them:

• Sacred ritual
• Oceans of Love
• The student teacher relationship
• Paths of Spirit and Soul
• Publishing a poem a day
• Unorthodox sentient beings
• ...and Zen

Brookes Website
Awakening to the Poetic, Brookes online poetry course

Recommendations

From Brooke

The Creative Act: A Way of Being - Rick Rubin

From Robbie

Mother! - Darren Aronofsky, and “friends”.

A Wizard of Earthsea - Ursula Le Guin

I just have to say, the cover art on the current edition of A Wizard of Earthsea is the blandest, saddest piece of weak soulless Harry Potter wannabe nonsense. Please don’t, as they say, reject this text based on its appearance, 

Introducing The Sane & Miraculous!

Host Robbie Carlton gives an overview of the territory we’ll be exploring in this podcast.

• The God Shaped Hole in Modernity
• Explaining mind & Enchanted mind
• Three (count them!) of Ken Wilbers’s variations on the theme
• The land the road of integration (likely) takes us through
• And a dainty brush with
  - Sex
  - Art
  - and Magic