The Art of Emergence with Schuyler Brown
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Show Notes:
Schuyler Brown left a life of enormous achievement and success by our culture’s standards when a series of events led her to the realization that her livelihood was not in integrity with her soul.
Join us for a conversation about the courageous path she followed out of that life, the wisdom of embodiment, the creativity and power of magic, and cultivating the skill of tuning in to the emergent field to perceive guidance about how best to move in our lives.
It’s a deep and playful exploration into:
- becoming embodied in a culture that values intellect over felt perception
- how the qualities of the divine masculine and feminine support creativity ~ and how to recognize their toxic manifestations
- what magic is, and why it is an essential ally in our path forward
- becoming adept at moving between the subtle and material realms
- cultivating and trusting the ground of our being vs: an endless quest for safety and happiness
- the emergent field: perceiving it, trusting it and skillfully responding to its unwavering guidance
- the practice of creating mandalas as a portal into connection and dialogue with the natural world
Today’s Guest:
Schuyler Brown offers spiritual guidance, meditation, coaching, and facilitation through The Art of Emergence.
She is a former futurist and strategist in the business world who has dedicated herself to the emergence of enlightened culture and commerce. She works with individuals and groups to heal trauma and become more embodied. Her work is grounded in Buddhist Tantra, yogic philosophy, embodiment, and feminine wisdom.
She writes about it all and offers guided meditations and embodiment courses on Substack.
Schuyler Brown Website
Schuyler’s Substack: Art of Emergence
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