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Cross-Training for Stillness: Meditation for Biodynamic Practitioners

By Jenna Milner | August 15, 2026 | 0 Comments

While it’s the basis of the transformative work that we do, the Dynamic Stillness is not something that we can easily point to, because it’s not a thing or an experience. Meditation is one way that we can develop our recognition of this continuous, underlying stillness and thereby move our Biodynamic practice forward. We live…

The Body That Can’t Be Damaged: The Quantum Leap from Tissue to Fluid

By Jenna Milner | June 15, 2026 | 0 Comments

Have you seen the documentary film My Octopus Teacher? In it, Craig Foster develops a relationship with an octopus. Although an octopus is simply a sac of fluid, it can respond to circumstances with impressive shifts of appearance. It can take the form of a muscular sprinter, a barnacled rock, a predatory cloak, or a…

Improve Your Outcome Through the Genius of Non-Doing

By Jenna Milner | May 15, 2026 | 2 Comments

Any Biodynamic practitioner will tell you that our stillness carries something valuable and trustworthy. When we stop trying to make things happen, we discover an underlying wisdom that effortlessly expresses itself. But how do we find our way to the genius of non-doing, when so much of our education and our very impulses are based…