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Welcome Home
Hello! Welcome to the Sanctuary! If you are reading this then you've been given private, early access.
What Brings You Here
A doorway of the Sanctuary
Embodiment
For when the mind has been running the show.
Embodiment is the return to first-person, felt experience. Movement, breath, weight, warmth, edges. Come back into the body slowly.
What is here for embodiment
A quiet curation — not a list.
These pieces live in different rooms of the Sanctuary. Enter one, then wander further if you wish.
Series · 4 parts
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The Nervous System, Held
A focused study on regulation, co-regulation, and what safety asks of us.
3 weeksFarbod
Deeper · one-time
Workshop
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A Weekend of Embodiment
A live, small workshop on returning to the body — held once each season.
2 daysJenna
MembersCollection
Member
The Season’s Practice Set
The four practices we return to most across the current three months.
4 practicesTogether
MembersEssay
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The Nervous System as a Devotional Object
On tending the nervous system not as a problem to solve but a life to keep company with.
Reflection
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Reading the Body Like Weather
A short meditation on interoception, weather patterns, and the discipline of noticing.
Guided Audio
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Return to the Body
A short embodiment practice for the middle of the day. Nothing to prepare.
Movement + Meditation
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A Morning to Meet Yourself
Somatic warm-up, breath and a seated arrival — for slower mornings.
22 minJenna
MembersStanding Practice
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Grounding Through the Feet
A brief practice for when you feel unmoored — the whole body returning to the ground.
Guided Journey
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A Body of Water
A longer immersive journey — best entered without a schedule after.
30 minJenna
Deeper · one-time
Rooms these pieces live in:WelcomeThe StudyThe Seasonal RoomThe LibraryThe Practice RoomsThe Listening Room
Other Doorways
Something else may be closer.
Cross the threshold
There is no wrong doorway.
You can wander back and forth between needs, rooms and pieces. The Sanctuary is meant to be moved through slowly.