The Unidentified Felt Object
Courtney ButerbaughAn experiencer pathworking through a multidimensional animism that centers awakening, decolonization, the both/and... through both conscious embodiment and radical undoing... building bridges into the next thing when the one we're in falls away.
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Towards an ontology of anomalous embodiment
This article has been a long time coming, mainly because the ideas behind it have arrived as anomalously as the subject I’m contending with. I’ve been writing against a backdrop of active personal contact, experiencing, and integration brou...
"We did not choose to be guardians of the GATE, but there was no one else"
This is Part Three of a deep dive into the phenomenon of the strange experiences many of us had within Gifted and Talented programs (GATE) throughout the 70s, 80s, and beyond. (Part One of my series is available here, and Part Two here.) As...
For a moment, we were all experiencers
Part of me knows the world doesn’t need one. more. take. on Disclosure Day. There will be more of them eventually than I could ever hope to work my way through. Yet another part of me, the experiencer part, the part that has been feeling ve...
Disclosure's Body Problem
Meredith over at Maze to Metanoia and I seem to have settled into a pattern of unplanned call and response through our writing. Maybe it’s that we’re friends, wading in shared pools of thought as sometimes friends do. Or maybe it’s that we’...
The Problem of the Female Experiencer
Carl Sagan, astronomer, astrophysicist, and beloved science populist, ended his groundbreaking series Cosmos with an episode entitled “Who Speaks for Earth?” In this, the closing act of his personal journey through our universe, he explores...
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Lifelong super experiencer writing about the somatics of contact; living a multidimensional animism; and navigating awakening processes. Passionate about experiencer support. Experiencers are the disclosure.
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