So there's a guy in my tradition (Greek/Russian Orthodoxy) that I've been following for a while, he seems to "get it". However, our tradition isn't exactly "welcoming" and the environment is getting less so. Anyway, he posted some reflections on mysticism, religious experience, and how it seems our tradition is wandering off track. It's sad but ultimately I think he's right.
https://davensati54.blogspot.com/2017/04/heretics-testament.html

An excerpt:
I believe the insistence of God as the ultimate “other,” safely describable by definitions leads then to the false separation between myself and other. And I believe that separation is ultimately the reason the Church finds itself braced against dialogue with the modern world on issues of the place of women, of sexuality, and of interaction with folks of good will of other faiths and of non-faith who surround us...