I come to this work as someone in a constant state of becoming. My perspective is shaped by a background in anthropology, years in radio and audio production, and a life spent observing the world from shifting horizons. These experiences have taught me that the languages we inherit are often limited by centuries of "domination" frameworks—binary structures that don't just change how we talk, but how we relate to ourselves and see one another.

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This is the Undertongue. It is your native internal operating system; the place where you process and assimilate the outer world before it is shaped into speech. This isn't about retreating into the subconscious or navigating darkness. It is about meeting the dualities of our experience with a new understanding and a different vocabulary.

The Exploration

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In the episodes ahead, we’ll move beyond these standard definitions to approach the everyday with a clearer conscience. We’ll explore:

• How the way we internalize our experiences can either expand our life or diminish it.

• The transition from internal processing to the spoken words that shape our worlds.

• Meeting our dualities—the light and the shadow—with a space of non-judgment.

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Sources

The insights shared here are pulled from a vast range of lineage and logic, including the works of Neil Douglas-Klotz and Cynthia Bourgeault, the practices of Non-Violent Communication, Somatics, and the Byron Katie method. We weave together threads from Process Theology, Quantum Physics, Taoism, and Vedic wisdom to find a more expansive way of being.

Join me as we find the new words to articulate a different kind of experience. and create a new world