What can “The Heart of the Matter” mean to me? What can it mean for you? There are many interpretations. Let’s go on a creative, imaginal, ecological, biological and alchemical journey together. Exploring the etymological root of Matter. I discovered
the Latin word Materia. Meaning, “substance of which something is made”
Evolutionary biology provides insights into the remarkable adaptations and structures that have emerged in the natural world over millions of years. Among these fascinating phenomena are vortex rings, which play a crucial role in various natural systems.
From the universal birthing of solar systems to the earth’s atmosphere, oceans and volcanic magma, vortex rings are ubiquitous. Wherever there is fluid dynamics, there are vortex rings at work. They have also been found to shape the development and function of the heart, vasomotion, and flow patterns. This article explores the connection between vortex rings and evolutionary biology. I would like to shed some light on their role within the cardiovascular system.
Somatics is an interdisciplinary field that encompasses movement, therapy, and embodied awareness. In the realm of movement and therapeutic practices, the term “somatics” has gained prominence as an approach that delves into the holistic understanding and embodiment of the human experience. Somatics focuses on the conscious exploration and integration of the mind, body, and spirit. In this article, we delve into the etymology of the word soma and its significance in the context of movement and therapeutic practices today.
A few years back this Henry Miller quote was shared to our group by Cynthia. Who I am grateful for
