From Samyama on Dharma comes the Seeing

Written around the framework of Samyama, they read John's BodyTalk and PaRama work through the timeless lens of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras. Together they trace a practitioner's journey from the early days of doing something to a client, through learning to work with, and toward the quiet turn where the practitioner steps out of the way and the session begins to conduct itself. Along that arc the essays take up implementation in the moment, the living surrogate principle, and heart-field coherence, and where the arc finally leads, which is to Seeing rather than doing. This is a personal, philosophical, and educational work, offered for reflection rather than instruction. If you have ever felt the technique fall away in a session and something truer take over, this is written for you. It is not training, instruction, or certification in BodyTalk, PaRama, or any modality, it is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International BodyTalk Association, and it is not medical advice. Written around the framework of Samyama, they read the BodyTalk and PaRama work of John Veltheim through the older lens of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras. Together they trace a practitioner's journey from the early days of doing something to a client, through learning to work with, and toward the quiet turn where the practitioner steps out of the way and the session begins to conduct itself. Along that arc the essays take up implementation in the moment, the living surrogate principle, and heart-field coherence, and where the arc finally leads, which is to Seeing rather than doing. This is a personal, philosophical, and educational work, offered for reflection rather than instruction. If you have ever felt the technique fall away in a session and something truer take over, this is written for you. It is not training, instruction, or certification in BodyTalk, PaRama, or any modality, it is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International BodyTalk Association, and it is not medical advice.