When thoughts about what we want or don’t want occupy all of our mind space, we lose touch both with our sensing body and with the felt awareness.

Maps are made for deep learning. We do not judge them as good or bad. We are not attached to outcomes. We use them to learn about the hidden aspects of the systems that we co-create. All maps hold some truth about a system, and all are regarded as expressing or showing movement forward toward deeper understanding and skillful action.

The practices invite a connection or integration of the three bodies—the individual body, the Earth body, and the social body.

We experience our natural connection to others as we engage physically and spatially in a group setting. We act from a sense of the whole, rather than from our individual part and agenda.

In Social Presencing Theater we begin by acknowledging that wisdom lives in all systems, individual and collective, and that change is a naturally unfolding process.

There is wisdom in groups. Often it is hidden under discord and confusion; but it is there. Social Presencing Theater accesses and makes visible the deeper wisdom that informs our engagement with complex and demanding issues.

Social Presencing Theater invites us to contact the unconditional wholesomeness that lives in us all.

Movement experience elicits genuine insights into our own behaviors and also into how groups shift from perpetuating stale relationship patterns toward becoming creative entities. It provokes reflection and learning. It makes visible the deeper patterns that support the cultivation of healthy social relations, sparking creative action in teams, org

the Earth is a stakeholder in every map. The well-being of planet Earth is considered in every choice we make.