614. Clay Lomakayu Miller

Clay Lomakayu Miller: Living at the Center of the Circle

Summary: This conversation explores a nondual shamanic approach to healing that uses the circle as a metaphor for true presence and centered living. It also looks at Soul Dreaming, Primordial Movements, and ways to release trauma, shame, and emotional contraction through body-based and vibrational work.

Questions This Interview Explores

• How can the circle serve as a practical map for living from true presence instead of old stories?
• What is Soul Dreaming, and how does it help people work through trauma and emotional wounds?
• How do movement, voice, and vibration support healing when someone feels shut down, ashamed, or anxious?
• What does self-love look like as an immediate action rather than an abstract ideal?
• How can sacred places, objects, and embodied practice help restore balance and inner freedom?

Clay Lomakayu Miller lives in Cottonwood, Arizona, just outside of Sedona, where he has been serving clients from all over the world to assist them in living at the center of the circle of who they are. Medicine of One is the outcome of this service. It is a nondual shamanic path that has formed from his work with clients for 25 years and his time in the Ancient sacred land of the Southwest. He uses a unique form of healing called Soul Dreaming to help free people from the stories from their past so they may gift the world their true presence. He is also the creator of Primordial Movements for trauma and emotional integration. He considers his primary service as the sharing of Medicine of One. At his side are his Wolf-Dog Helpers assisting people with their presence and love. Medicine of One is summed up in the One Noble truth, which is to live at the center where, from true being, comes our true doing. The first action is the True Action of self Love.

• Website: medicineofone.com
• YouTube channel
• Email address: lomakayu@medicineofone.com

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Transcript, summary, and key takeaways from this interview

Interview recorded September 4, 2021

YouTube Video Chapters:

• 00:00:00 – Introduction to Buddha at the Gas Pump
• 00:03:26 – Connection and Mistakes in the Creative Process
• 00:06:35 – Living at the Center of the Circle
• 00:10:00 – The Medicine of One and the Circle
• 00:13:09 – The Power of Vibrations and Soul Dreaming
• 00:16:22 – Empowering Personal Growth through Emotional Release
• 00:19:43 – The Warrior’s Disconnect from Emotion and Powerlessness
• 00:23:09 – The Transformation Process
• 00:26:30 – The Power of Hand Mudras in Expressive Dance
• 00:29:44 – The Role of Dogs in my Life
• 00:33:05 – The Connection Between Dogs and Consciousness
• 00:36:26 – Bartending in San Francisco and New York
• 00:39:47 – The Aftermath of the Car Accident
• 00:42:52 – Channeling Talent and Creativity
• 00:46:26 – Nisargadatta’s Unique Style of Teaching
• 00:49:56 – Creating Sacred Power Spots
• 00:52:58 – The Healing Power of Objects
• 00:56:07 – Releasing Shame and Rage through Vibrational Healing
• 00:59:30 – Resistance to Engagement
• 01:02:22 – Softness towards oneself in camping trips and emotions
• 01:05:54 – Numbing out and avoiding discomfort
• 01:09:32 – Finding Worth and Value
• 01:13:06 – Helping Women Find Their Worth and Purpose
• 01:16:23 – Embodying the Spine of Your Life
• 01:19:45 – Flowing Without Resistance
• 01:23:02 – Reading the Stream and Staying in Balance
• 01:25:51 – The Stability of the Colorado Plateau
• 01:28:56 – Finding Inner Peace and Balance
• 01:32:36 – Bringing in the Vibration
• 01:35:47 – The Journey to Self-Love
• 01:38:39 – Conclusion and Farewell