Posts by Erin
Embodiment and Social Justice: A Conversation With Reverend angel Kyodo williams and Dr. Scott Lyons
Embodiment & Social Justice We shared such a potent and enlivening conversation with Rev. angel Kyodo williams and Dr. Scott Lyons. In this conversation we talk about an upcoming training they are hosting called the Embodied Social Justice Certificate Program. So of course, we talked about some of our favorite topics – embodiment, social justice,…
Read MoreEmbodiment and the Journey of Soul Initiation: A Conversation With Bill Plotkin, PhD
Embodiment and the Journey of Soul Initiation with Bill Plotkin, PhD What a powerful conversation we shared, exploring Plotkin’s new book, the Journey of Soul Initiation as well as exploring his vast body of work. Bill Plotkin, Ph.D., is a depth psychologist, wilderness guide, and agent of cultural regeneration. As founder of western Colorado’s Animas…
Read MoreTake Heart: A Conversation With Kathleen Dean Moore
I’m so thrilled to share this episode with you, dear listeners, in which I have the privilege of interviewing one of my hero-writers, Kathleen Dean Moore, whose 2016 book Great Tide Rising: Toward Clarity and Moral Courage in a Time of Planetary Change was life-changing for me. In this moving conversation, we explore the extinction…
Read MoreSome Liberating Questions
The following is a list of contemplations and considerations on qualities we might experience in movement and embodied life in general. Whether you’re doing a Feldenkrais lesson or a yoga practice, engaging in anti-racist education and action, cooking a meal, diving into a creative project or anything at all, I hope these inquiries might support…
Read MoreEmbodying Kindness & A Question for Your Pocket
A note from Erin: Hello, beautiful you, I’m sitting here on my red couch watching a gentle snowfall out the front window as well as some adorable little finches, sparrows, chickadees and juncos bouncing on the bare rosebush branches. And I’m sending you so much love. How are you faring? We’re still very much tucked in, grateful to be…
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