Each week I arrive without a plan for what we will do. I guide us into whatever is alive in that moment — sometimes that takes the form of practice, sometimes it takes the form of silence, and it stays for as long as it wants to.
 

I can tell you the day and the time we meet. I cannot tell you what we will practice, how long it will run, or whether it will stay in silence or open into words. Some weeks it may be prāṇāyāma, ātma vicāra, kriyā, āsana, tantric somatics, or meditation. Some weeks it may be several of these. Some weeks it may be none of them by name.

 

What I can tell you is that whatever arrives will be inspired by decades of practice within the nondual traditions — Kashmir Śaivism, Advaita Vedānta, Yoga, Sāṃkhya, Tantra, and the shamanic and earth-based lineages I carry.

 

If this is uncomfortable, I would gently suggest that the discomfort itself may be worth sitting with. The need to know what is coming — to plan, to prepare, to anticipate — is precisely one of the contractions this practice is here to meet.

 

Open Practice is held live and no recording is provided. The emphasis is coming together in real time to share in a synchronized and committed practice. This isn't a transmission sent from me to you. It is a field we drop into together — always here, always available to anyone willing to turn toward it. What Open Practice offers is a chance to turn toward it in relationship, community, and shared presence. 
 

I look forward to sharing with you.