Hey what's going on welcome to the Astor Hustle I'm Cori Allen. It's great to see you today

great to feel you today, great to talk to you today and even though I can't really see you

with my eyes per se I can see you with my eyes per se, I can see you with my awareness, you know, I can feel it coming through.

You feel good, you look good, you feel like you feel good today, and hope that that feeling is right.

And whatever the case may be, I have something that's going to make you feel much better.

Beautiful conversation, beautiful podcast with the great Reverend Angel Kyoto Williams.

She is an esteemed Zen priest, author, spiritual teacher, and activist.

She is the founder of the Center for Transformative Change and the author of two potent books

Being Black, Zen, in the art of living with fearlessness and grace and radical

darma talking race, love, and liberation.

You know, every once a while on this podcast,

you know, I talked to a lot of people obviously,

someone new every week, sometimes more than that during a week and there is a rare occasion where I feel the

person's presence I feel their the abundance of their honesty and their wisdom coming through at me.

Like where you know I feel like I can feel this palpable rich river, you know, just like pushing on me almost.

It's a connection.

It's also, it feels like giving at the same time. It feels like attention.

To one of those things that is beyond description, it's intangible as far as language goes,

but it's very tangible as far as language goes but it's very tangible as far as intuition and

awareness goes and another good example of one of I felt that was with Frank

Ozaskey so of course I have a great time talking to all the

guests and I feel wonderful things from most of them, but there is a certain type of rare, beautiful feeling that comes

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