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039: The Path of the Spiritual Scout

August 29th, 2011 at 11:53 am (survival skills, the human path, texas outdoor education, Outdoor Fitness and Self Defense, outdoor survival, nature spiritulity, scouting)

scouting energetics In today’s episode, Sam Coffman finishes a discussion on earth-based concepts with one of The Human Path instructors:  Scott Schoner.  Scott Schoner has 12 years of both enlisted and commissioned military service, ranging from combat engineer to the majority of experience in airborne and light infantry units.  Scott has studied several forms of martial arts over several decades, and holds a black belt in Aikido.
He has spent years training in outdoor skills and has attended numerous nature awareness and survival courses at a wide variety of schools, most notably Tom Brown Jr.'s Tracker School. He is certified in Wilderness First Aid, PADI Rescue Diving.Scott also teaches an amazing “Energetics and Spirit” series at The Human Path which focuses on helping people organize their lives on a deeper level than simply physical – regardless of their religious or spiritual views.In this episode, Scott and Sam discuss:

  • the importance of support on your chosen spiritual path
  • intent: making the decision to help a community is vital in establishing a connection with both your self and the planet and living things.
  • The Scout: a quick overview of scout skills
  • How listening and deeper awareness on an energetic level is a crucial part of the scout role
  • How the energetic and spiritual increased intuition works in tandem with being the physical eyes and ears for the team as a scout
  • How the scout refines and uses their sesnes to analyze a situation that may not 'feel' quite right to help avoid negative situation.

Scouting courses will be starting this fall through The Human Path.  To get information on the dates and requirements, please sign up for details here!
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