Looking at Storms, Icebergs, and The Night Sky sees me go through Camille Seaman’s photography, the Milky Way, and six planets – Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Mercury, Neptune and Uranus – alined on the night sky. You can read it on The Polymath site.
The Sieve Year: What Remained is the closing reflection on my Sieve Year, speaks of what remains after the filtering, and how the next cycle begins in quiet clarity. It can be read both at The Polymath and The Listening Room HQ.
It closes The Sieve Year posts, pairing with The Sieve Year – Field Notes at The Polymath and The Sieve Year – Quiet Alchemy at The Listening Room HQ.
A recent interview with Josh Homme, of Queens of the Stone Age, on GQ Mexico lead me to write a post for The Listening Room HQ on leaving behind what no longer serves, staying present in the pause, and noticing when the old life ends and the next step arrives. It can be read here: here.
The Week When The Field Changes – The Dark Moon of Transformation is a threshold-week reflection on descent, transformation, and the Scorpio New Moon on The Polymath. A personal field-shift, felt in the body, the heart, and the unseen.
The Week When The Field Changes – A Dark Moon Moment for Men in Transition a clear guide for men navigating inner change during the Scorpio New Moon. Grounding, insight, and the week when your field shifts without breaking at The Listening Room HQ.
I conclude the The Listening Room HQ triad exploring the hidden physiology behind men’s patterns, choices, and resilience. The third post, Adrenaline Cycles and the Crash, looks at how high-intensity states and the following recovery shape the nervous system, emotional patterns, and capacity for integration.
This note follows the first two posts in the series on the magazine:
And it completes the triad of posts on The Listening Room HQ:
For more articles and ongoing notes from the practice, visit The Listening Room HQ.
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