Embodiment, Wildness & Magic with Schuyler Brown

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 offeringsSchuyler’s writing on MediumWendell Berry, poet, novelist, environmental activist, farmerRamana Maharshi’s Be As You AreBill Plotkin’s booksThe indigenous Bön people of TibetCommemorating the 50th anniversary of the occupation of Alcatraz (2019)Anne Lamott’s book about prayer: Help Thanks WowJames Hillman’s lectures on alchemyTwilight language The poetry of David WhyteSupport the showJoin Chad's newsletter to learn about all new offerings, courses, trainings, and retreats. Finally, you can support the podcast here.