Peter McEwen

Dark Retreat prep course explores the body's primordial spaces through breathwork, somatic attention, and prolonged immersion in total darkness. Lama Wall, Andrew Holecek, David Germano in the house! 3 Scholar-practitioners and a sleep mask. Join us! thefield.us/dark-retreat

UPDATE: #Boulder officials said the people responsible for this morning's "ICE OUT" on the Flatirons will not be cited since the sign was an overlay and did not damage the rock

@danielbrottman I've been doing the same. A jaunt up to the 1st Flatiron first thing every day along with a mountain sit. I also track Zone II cardio and stay in it for the majority of the jog/walk, and the results have been astonishing.

discovering the joys of exercising first thing in the morning. it's all done now! afternoon evening still wide open!

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HOUSTON — Among those standing in the 3-hour TSA security line at George Bush Intercontinental Airport is Former Attorney General Bill Barr.

In total darkness, melatonin surges, 5-MeO-T accumulates, and the brain's default mode network loses its footing, revealing innate luminosity. We're teaching the preparation this spring. Lama Karma Wall, Andrew Holecek, and UVA professor David Germano. thefield.us/dark-retreat

@xepo_ Grab me on Discord.

@techgnostic I think a stronger connection (or devotion?) to family/love/bodhicitta/the ground of being would let me keep problems like these correctly sized in my existence

Realizing that my connection to the great beyond is insufficient. Every problem in my life feels momentous, because the ground feels insubstantial.

Can you tell me more about the breathwork you are doing? Are you trying out Kumbhaka/Vase Breathing? If so, focus attention in the navel center for sessions throughout the day to moderate the upward moving vayu from creating pressure in the heart region. The symptoms you are outlining don't sound like rlung disorder. LMK what practice you were doing. Cheers

Note to self: Don't do energetic practices you designed with the help of a paragraph from a book, a traditional Tibetan medical chart and Claude. 👀

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Grateful to work with designer and author @frank_chimero on a brand refresh for @fieldmeditation, including a custom tool for on‑brand illustrations and posts. Love seeing design craftsmanship lead while AI takes only a supporting role.

@wholewidewhorl I thought Dr. Chris Timmermann's study was interesting: Bernardo Kastrup interviewed him... youtube.com/watch?v=N-GBRd…

Hopeful to see continued momentum behind 5-MeO research, though a bit worried about large numbers of people diving into personal use without an appropriate sense of the potential immensity of the consequences.

Stoked for exploring some primordial spaces. Starts on the 24th. Come join!

@bryan_johnson Try some dark retreat, bad boy. thefield.us/dark-retreat

My next longevity experiment: 5-MeO-DMT.

The soft edges of low visibility, morning silence, and the delicacy of the falling crystal flakes. A fresh snowdrift naturally invites relaxation into openness. So lovely to practice in the mountains this morning. Taking respite from the fray helps me stay resourced and energized as the world seems to grow more volatile by the minute.

Train in formless panic. It’s natural to unconsciously backtest old protective strategies before fully committing to the nakedness of openness. The inevitable engagement of a personal self with nonpersonal reality will be experienced as a threat to that vivid appearance self. I think you would appreciate this essay: current.thefield.us/p/weaponizing-… cheers

Anyone have tips for engaging preverbal existential terror so that I can learn how to relax into the heart of being? lol

@PharmD_KS long this tweet. Love it.

Going to make it 👇 Fk pure copy trade alerts room. I’m teaching traders to be ruthless savages on both sides of the tape on their own

@p_millerd Seems like a currency would not have such a large price range? Pretty volatile to assume it's a store of value? A store of value suggests reliability across time, not just upward price movement. I consider it a spec asset until there is more widespread transactional adoption.

actually curious given most people arent going to buy BTC on cold wallets and BTC is increasingly just part of the us financial system, doesnt it have much lower odds of success as its own standalone currency?