Dawn Langman Human Wisdom 5 by human wisdom with Tanya Coburn

Dawn Langman educator and actor, shares her life experiences with great insight, frankness and wisdom. In this conversation, Dawn places her traumatic early life experiences in the context of her understanding of reincarnation. She also shares her own mystical experiences and the experience of dissociation and disembodiment and the impacts these have had on her life. She also relates her experience as a homosexual and her insights from anthroposophy about homosexuality.
For Dawn, anthroposophy serves as a way to investigate the complexity of human life and she seeks its broader spiritual perspective of experiences like her journey with the twelve-step program around her own particular forms of addiction.
She sees that we are living in a time of revelation where all that is troubled needs to be exposed, and quotes Sophocles' tragic hero, Oedipus, who urges, 'Let it all come out, however vile, however base it be'. In her path of healing, Dawn has discovered that the revelation of what lies in darkness can become a path of integration.