Essays on practice, philosophy, and transformation. Where science meets spirituality and nature becomes teacher.
Neuroscience tells us the body keeps the score. But it also keeps the poem, the prayer, the promise. What if transformation isn't about transcending the body, but finally arriving in it?
Read more →What can we learn from the way trees shed their leaves, from the patience of seeds, from the wisdom of cycles? Exploring biomimicry as a practice principle.
Read more →It wasn't transcendence I found on the mat, but arrival. A personal reflection on coming to yoga through the backdoor of philosophy and staying for the embodied wisdom.
Read more →Ancient contemplatives knew it experientially. Now modern neuroscience is catching up. An exploration of what happens in the brain during meditation and why it matters.
Read more →From the golden ratio in tree pose to the mandala of sun salutations, exploring how sacred geometry manifests in our practice and what it reveals about the architecture of being.
Read more →What happens when the observer effect meets witness consciousness? Exploring surprising parallels between quantum mechanics and ancient Eastern wisdom.
Read more →This is a space for exploration at the intersection of yoga and adjacent fields. You'll find essays, reflections, and resources on topics including:
The neuroscience of meditation and contemplative practice
Quantum physics and Vedic philosophy in conversation
Nature as teacher: biomimicry, seasons, and practice
Sacred geometry in asana and life
Jungian psychology and yoga philosophy
The biology of transformation
Literature, poetry, and embodied practice
Field notes from my own practice and teaching
This isn't about having all the answers—it's about asking better questions and exploring them together.