the luminous slow

Grey Tanner

this is a space where we explore what it means to live our nature--vibrant, multidimensional, attuned, creative—in collaboration with nature. because this is how we experience the fullness of life and relationships, love, and creative expression. And I believe that living our lives in this way—as a kind of practice of inhabiting our wholeness—is also how we offer our greatest contributions to the collective.

Episodes

  1. Jul 7

    ep. 10: what weaving a more beautiful world means

    what's keeping so many of us from living the more empowered, embodied, creative lives that we so desire and long for? and how do we find pathways forward? a lot of what i've found to be the blocks and barriers are ones most of us never consider. a lot of what i've found to be the pathways and practices to toward transformation and radical embodiment are ones we've been taught to avoid. in this personally vulnerable (and hot take-rich!) episode, we also explore: one of the socially taboo practices i've learned is a key to unlocking your creative, power, and wealth potentials about my dark night of the soul and process of healing chronic illness my autistic awakening and integration process the woundedness i've been transforming into wisdom, and what this has to do with finding soul-purpose my predictions about who many of our new paradigm creators and leaders will be, and why we need them why i'm leaning in to unconventional creating and storytelling and what i see as some of their roles in reshaping culture, opening new possibilities for our world(s) some of the vision behind the luminous slow--as a project, as a concept, as a practice--and how it relates to the emergence of a more beautiful world and much more if you listen in, i'd love to hear from you: comment, like, share, reach out on socials. and thank you. and if you'd like to explore more with me, consider reading and subscribing to my substack, ⁠w o v e n with grey tanner big love, soft power. g.

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this is a space where we explore what it means to live our nature--vibrant, multidimensional, attuned, creative—in collaboration with nature. because this is how we experience the fullness of life and relationships, love, and creative expression. And I believe that living our lives in this way—as a kind of practice of inhabiting our wholeness—is also how we offer our greatest contributions to the collective.