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Practices.

Short text and audio practices for attention, sensation, and emotional state. No sequence. Begin anywhere.

External Consciousness
Sound

Our sense of sound is one of the most dynamic and emotionally evocative senses we possess. Sound can transport us instantly to a memory, move us to tears of emotion. or alert us to danger.

External Consciousness
Sight

Our sense of sight is one of the most dominant and complex senses in human experience. From the moment we wake up to the moment we fall asleep, vision shapes how we interact with the world.

External Consciousness
Taste

Our sense of taste at first glance might not be seen as particularly important in the study of consciousness and meditation.

External Consciousness
Touch

Touch is one of the most fundamental and primal ways we interact with the world. It is the external consciousness sense that provides us with constant awareness of our environment and our own body.

External Consciousness
Smell

The sense of smell, or more precisely, olfaction, is one of the most primal and evocative of our external consciousness senses.

Internal Consciousness
Thinking

Thinking is the structured use of mental reasoning, where we verbalize or talk to ourselves inside our head.

Internal Consciousness
Memory

Memory is the stored version of the information that our external and internal consciousness senses have experienced as we go through life, or of things we learned or experienced from others or from books and online sources.

Internal Consciousness
Emotion

An emotion is a physiological and neurological experience that occurs that provides us internal sensory information.

Internal Consciousness
Imagination

Imagination is the conscious ability to create mental images, scenarios, or ideas that are not directly available through our external senses.

Internal Consciousness
Interoception

While our sense of touch provides information from nerve endings on the exterior surface of our body, the interior of our body is also full of nerve endings. These internal nerves provide interoception or the sensing of internal stimuli within the body. 

Abstract Consciousness
Intuition

Intuition is a quiet, deep, and subtle sense that provides distinct and sometimes unmistakable information or understanding.

Abstract Consciousness
Instinct

Where intuition is about careful listening and deep knowing about future possibilities, hidden patterns, or subtle signals across time, instinct is about responding in real time to the immediate environment.

Abstract Consciousness
Remote Sensing

The remote sensing consciousness sense is perhaps the most ‘mystical’ abstract consciousness sense.

Abstract Consciousness
Abstraction

Abstraction is the deliberate mental ability to represent things another way. It can involve sensing that thing from the viewpoint of another person, spatial perspective, system, belief, identity, emotion or thought process.

Abstract Consciousness
Creation

Creation is the consciousness sense where you experience something completely new being formed in consciousness.