In this episode I have a conversation with Mana Vermeulen-McLeod . Mana has been an Earthaven Ecovillage (in Black Mountain, NC) resident and member since 2007. She believes in the potential of transformation in each present moment. She is a mother, natural builder, hair-dresser and conflict mediator at her village. A social activist committed to anti-oppression work in areas of race, gender and class differences. Always a student of life, she has worked as a student advisor for Gaia University, where she also received her Associate Degree in Integrated Eco-social Design. She is now a Life Coach based in authenticity and Tantric Philosophy. You can find her @tantramom on Instagram.

We have a conversation about The Householder’s Path. When you choose a spiritual path it doesn’t necessarily mean you renounce everything. The Path of the Householder is an everyday person with a job and a family, in other words is engaged in an earthly life but also has a spiritual practice. Mana shares with us what led her on this path and how she is continuously practicing this balance.

“Don’t expect the spiritual path be the same for everyone...find your own way.” 

Mana Vermeulen-McLeod

Contact: Mana Vermeulen-McLeod

Instagram: @tantramom

Related Podcasts with Mana:

Women working in Male Dominated Workplaces

Exploring Our Racial Biases

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