The Sunday Pranasphere October 11, 2026 · #515 Featured Editorial: A Habit Worth Keeping: Nature Addiction, Two Hours a Week & Prāṇa Literacy Stellar Intelligence October 2026: Retrograde Planets, the Orionid Meteors & the Hunter’s Moon Between The Covers The Human Cosmos: Civilization and the Stars by Jo Marchant The Pranayama App A First Look at What We’re Building A Habit Worth Keeping… | Accompanying PDF ↓ Hi Friend, I may have developed a nature addiction. Symptoms include wandering…
Author Archives: Dennis Dean
Phenomenology and Ayurveda both begin by paying attention to how things feel. A reflection on fall as something we breathe with and let move through us.
Explore prāṇa literacy through reflections on evolution, ancient observation, sacred geometry and the August eclipses.
Reflections on wonder, Aristotle’s thaumazein and the curiosity that enriches pranayama practice, with a personal tribute to yoga teacher Richard Freeman.
A light-sensitive protein links the story of biological clocks with research into birds’ magnetic compass—and invites reflection on our own daily rhythms.
At the roots of a fallen redwood, Dennis Dean reflects on breath, belonging and the quiet exchanges that connect us with the living world.
2Rt Mate Tuesday My Weekly Dispatch On the road again.. Just got back a few days ago from road trip. Traveled up the California Coast to Bandon, Oregon where I dropped off a friend that had been traveling with me. He has a house and quite a bit of land there, so the timing was perfect for him to jump in the truck with me & trade stories…From there, I continued up the coast of Oregon then over Bend, Oregon to help a friend troubleshoot the ins and outs of buying a home. Then on to Missoula,…
A personal reflection on ikigai, Thich Nhat Hanh and the quiet ways that presence, kindness and ordinary moments give life meaning.
Thousands of blue by-the-wind sailors arrive on an Encinitas beach, inspiring a reflection on ocean encounters and finding a daily rhythm closer to nature.
Following an artist across cities and years becomes a reflection on creative devotion, evolution and the lifelong discipline of wonder.