Ina, in that stage where people are doing mifor movement, i've been teaching tichecone for a couple decades. I would actually love to talk to you at some point more about introducing more dowas practice and likedos movement practice into what we do. Exercise, movement is critical. You can't build up this kind of robust ecology of participation without exercise. And so, like, another way of answering your question to the eye is like, sleep well, eat right. Be surrounded by good people that you like walk, be in nature,. Like you're doing right now, move your body, and then we can talk about all these other pieces on top of that.
John Vervaeke speaks with Seishin and myself about the ecology of practices we are exploring in the Willow Intensive. This was originally recorded on The Stoa.
This episode includes a brief overview of the Harmony model and the five aspects we've been training to harmonize. We discuss the obstacles and opportunities of birthing a new kind of wisdom institution in the modern world, and the necessity of having an ecology of practices to adequately transform the human mind during a time of planetary crisis (and much more). The conversation ends with a Q&A.
We are offering two online courses for those who would like to explore these practices more deeply:
October 19 - November 9 at 11:30 a.m. ET: Intro to Harmonization: A New Ecology of Practices
Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/intro-to-harmonization-a-new-ecology-of-practices-tickets-182786668847
October 22 - November 12 at 6:00 p.m. ET: Jade Method Meditation Course
Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/jade-method-meditation-course-tickets-182814672607