Cory Allen

Cory Allen is a writer, meditation teacher, and podcast host whose work reaches over five million people a week. He is the author of Now Is the Way and Brave New You, he hosts the podcast And Then It Hit Me and has guided thousands of students into presence through his courses Release Into Now and Coming Home. In this episode, Erick and Cory link back up for the first time in 6 years. They explore everything from Cory meeting and apprenticing with Robert Anton Wilson, to waterboarding himself in a bathtub float tank, to the slow dismantling of social armor in more recent years. One day we’ll get him to cry on the podcast. ——— Follow Cory Allen: Website: https://www.cory-allen.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heycoryallen/ Links: https://bio.site/coryallen ——— This episode is brought to you by the Dharma Artist Collective. This is the place for artists to reclaim their attention and use it to turn their art into their vocation. ——— ABOUT ERICK GODSEY Erick Godsey is a writer, podcaster, and teacher. As a former founder of Fit For Service, he has been called a cult leader and he agrees. He has gone on to start a new cult called the 'Dharma Artist Collective' where he helps artists and entrepreneurs reclaim their focus from the infinite digital casino in our pockets. He has taught thousands of students over the last decade, specializing in Jungian psychology, dreamwork, and how to live a soul-led life in a collapsing culture. He doesn't respond to emails but he writes semi-regularly on Substack and Instagram @erickgodsey. He is the host of The Myths That Make Us podcast and author of The Art of Dharma. He lives in Austin, Texas with his wife Caitlyn and their two huge cats, Arcana and Astraeus. ——— FOLLOW ERICK GODSEY Website: https://www.erickgodsey.com Blog: https://www.kathedraling.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erickgodsey/ Newsletter: https://erick-godsey.ck.page/profile ——— SUPPORT THE PODCAST DAC: https://www.skool.com/lucid-university/about The Art of Dharma: https://www.erickgodsey.com/blog/the-art-of-dharma