Over time, many people notice that sustained attention—whether through movement, breath, stillness, or honest self-inquiry—softens the urge to judge. It loosens certainty. It creates a little more space between what we see and the stories we tell about it.
Movement Truth vs. Postural Idols
The Soft Art of Subtraction
There’s a funny thing that can happen when life finally offers us a rare bit of breathing room. Retirement, a quieter season, a shift in what tugs at our days. Suddenly there’s space. A clearing. And many of us, raised in the great tradition of noble overextension, react to that clearing with a kind of internal alarm: Quick! Fill it before someone notices!







