Show Notes
Today on the Re-Patterning Podcast, we're joined by Robert Greene, the best selling author of celebrated books such as The 48 Laws of Power and The Art of Seduction. Our conversation centers around Robert's upcoming book, The Law of the Sublime, which explores the spiritual aspects of the human experience and the way it impacts our history, art, and even our consciousness.
Robert shares with us the long journey of brining this book into existence, born from a stroke, a near-death experience, and seven years of handwritten obsession. Those familiar with his previous work will be introduced to a side of Robert they've never seen before. His upcoming book, and the lived experience that inspired it, shows us how the sublime is the kind of experience words can never quite capture, how illness and physical limitation reshaped his writing process, and why slowness, struggle, and embodiment can create work with a different kind of power.
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