In my work, I support the cultivation of this relational field — where coherence, attunement, and inner clarity can emerge.

There are signs that a new consciousness is emerging in many places. It has subtle yet distinct qualities. There is a field-awareness in which, among those present in a dialogue—and even beyond—a living field of presence is perceived. This is experienced as a shared presence that feels healing and sacred, evoking a deep sense of homecoming and connection with the greater flow of life.

As one consciously engages with this field, something like a shared co-intelligence, or even a co-consciousness, begins to emerge. It’s as if people are thinking with a common mind—one that paradoxically includes the diversity of individual experiences. Dissonance transforms into poly-harmony. And, as in the Taoist concept of Wu Wei, action arises from non-action.

This synergetic intelligence, which integrates opposites and paradoxes, seems to arise from the center of the dialogue itself, not from one or a few individuals in the circle. Participants find themselves expressing thoughts they’ve never had before, surprised by what emerges from their own mouths. Often, memories surface that seem irrelevant at first but fall into place, revealing patterns that were previously unseen. Even when tensions arise and remain unresolved, they are held within the awareness of this shared field.