Bridges
Listening Through Contact: Ting Jin and the Sensing Body
How ting jin develops listening through contact, viewed alongside touch, proprioception and learned sensorimotor sensitivity.
Bridges
How ting jin develops listening through contact, viewed alongside touch, proprioception and learned sensorimotor sensitivity.
Bridges
How dantian breathing coordinates breath, pressure and structure—and where vagal regulation may illuminate part of the process.
Practice traditions
Yi describes how directed intention can organise attention and movement before force is expressed, offering a traditional practice concept that can be examined alongside modern motor science.
Practice traditions
The lower dantian is best approached as a cultivated centre for coordinating breath, balance, weight and whole-body movement—not as a single anatomical point.
Practice traditions
Internal martial arts explore how structure, timing, attention and whole-body coordination can refine force while reducing unnecessary effort.
Science
How the nervous system senses and interprets the body’s internal condition—and why this matters for embodied practice.
Foundations
A practical framework for judging first-person experience, teacher expertise, performance, measurement and scientific research on their own terms.
Foundations
A five-stage method for moving from practice and observation to interpretation, possible mechanism, testing and renewed practice.
Foundations
How traditional practice and contemporary science can meet through disciplined comparison while preserving the meaning and purpose of each.
Foundations
A reader’s guide to Mindxbody: where to begin, how the four connected areas relate, and how to distinguish observation, interpretation, evidence and hypothesis.
Foundations
An introduction to Mindxbody’s central proposition: human capability emerges through one integrated process of attention, sensation, regulation and action.
Bridges
Exploring understandings of sung, the cultivated release in practice, and vagal tone