Reflective Practice

Nothing Out of Place: Loneliness and the Dhamma of Staying Present

A reflection on Maylie Scott’s teaching that “nothing is out of place,” exploring how loneliness can be met with mindful presence and compassion.

Reflection on “I And Thou” - Martin Buber

A poetic and provocative invitation into the sacred realm of human presence, I and Thou offers a relational metaphysics that challenges modern habits of detachment and objectification.

Threads of Interest: Bird Alarm Calls ➜ Field Pressure ➜Nature of Presence ➜ Emptiness of Reaching

A simple forest school lesson on bird alarms became a doorway into presence, perception, and pressure—spanning science, parenting, deep nature connection, and contemplative awareness.

The Mind Has Shape: The Forest as Mirror

When attention softens, the forest responds. Birds, breath, and baseline become a mirror—not of self, but of tone, pressure, and the wake of thought.

BOOK Loris Malaguzzi and the Teachers: Dialogues on Collaboration and Conflict among Children, Reggio Emilia 1990

A rare window into the living pedagogy of Reggio Emilia, this book chronicles real-time dialogue where conflict becomes curriculum and reflection becomes transformation.