I whole heartedly resonate with your blog this week. In the foundation of my work as a therapist (and my own life’s work as well) is the understanding of morphogenetic inheritance and the co-creation of health and illness.

The image I use in my work as an art therapist is the image of the body and one’s whole being as a landscape that is shaped through the dynamics of the environment (the self being a factor in the dynamics). In my nature walks I am drawn to observe the shapes of trees, noticing their growth in response to the elements, the neighboring trees and other vegetation (e.g., vines that suffocate them), and so on. It is so interesting to see how their inherent morphology adapts to the various conditions in relationship to their inherent capacity to survive and “desire” to thrive. Other aspects of the natural world are similar, and so are we–people–only with greater freedom to act and move.

Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, passion, and wisdom.