Review— The Telling

June 15, 9:38 AM
Riverside New Age Examiner

His presence is gentle, and his smile is heartfelt and genuine. He loves to laugh, and when he listens to you, it is with presence and intention. If you were to pass him on the street, you probably wouldn’t notice him, as he strolls along with his cup of coffee, finding himself at home, wherever he may be. ... ... And as I first experienced The Telling, I remembered being a kid, and sitting around a campfire, and listening to the stories. I was transported, and when it was over I felt as if I had literally been dropped back to my seat at the campfire. That’s how I felt being present at The Telling; like I was taken to another realm, then dropped back into my chair after it was over. It seems to me that Koyote is shifting the space (if you’ve ever done a walking meditation and found that suddenly you felt like you were in a different world, then you know what I’m talking about), to allow those present to access a different part of themselves that is open and ready grow from the experience. ...
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