We all inherit images and models that help us make sense of the world. 

Some come through science, some through culture, some through spirituality. T...

We often think of perception as something that belongs to individual senses. 

Our eyes see.

Our ears hear.

Our nose smells.

Our skin feels.

But f...

The latest rains arrived this week, bringing with them a familiar feeling.

Whenever the weather becomes especially alive here in Belize, I often find...

Last week's Field Note invited us into The Meeting Place—an embodied exploration of the relationship between the finite and the infinite.

As I contin...

This practice begins with the body. 

Using Franklin Method balls—or simply a folded towel or blanket—we gently release the lumbar, thoracic, and cerv...

Lately I’ve been reflecting on the importance of a true meeting.

How many of us can go through long stretches of time without ever really meeting lif...