The Field Meditation
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The Field works to promote ongoing engagement with meditation practices that
cultivate the flourishing of human kindness and awareness.
Along with my team of advisors and teachers I am raising money for a practice space in Boulder, CO. Our brick and mortar meditation studio will offer group classes, self-guided meditation, coaching, individual sessions and also onsite and offsite retreats. The studio will provide a secular, modern and tranquil environment for mind-training practice as well as an event space for weekend retreat. We aspire to become a Boulder community resource where Boulderites can experience an antidote to the speed and stress of everyday living.
Modernizing the the visual and architectural context for meditation practice is a fascinating challenge for me. Meditation practice is swiftly becoming a normative therapeutic option for westerners. The cultural artifacts and visual customs of the medieval and axial periods are often associated with contemplative practice but are rarely relevant to the fast-paced world of technology and environmental change. Despite the outdated cultural garb, meditation practice retains its kernel of health, freedom and discipline. I currently am engaged in generating contemporary design for interior and contemplative practice spaces and for the Field.
︎ thefield.us
Along with my team of advisors and teachers I am raising money for a practice space in Boulder, CO. Our brick and mortar meditation studio will offer group classes, self-guided meditation, coaching, individual sessions and also onsite and offsite retreats. The studio will provide a secular, modern and tranquil environment for mind-training practice as well as an event space for weekend retreat. We aspire to become a Boulder community resource where Boulderites can experience an antidote to the speed and stress of everyday living.
Modernizing the the visual and architectural context for meditation practice is a fascinating challenge for me. Meditation practice is swiftly becoming a normative therapeutic option for westerners. The cultural artifacts and visual customs of the medieval and axial periods are often associated with contemplative practice but are rarely relevant to the fast-paced world of technology and environmental change. Despite the outdated cultural garb, meditation practice retains its kernel of health, freedom and discipline. I currently am engaged in generating contemporary design for interior and contemplative practice spaces and for the Field.
︎ thefield.us
