Living Dynamic Balance
Who is Dynamic Balance?
Hey, my name is Will Tanner. Professionally I am a registered massage therapist (RMT) and student, on the quest to become an Acupuncturist and Doctor of Chinese Medicine. I also passionately facilitate energy medicine, teach Reiki, facilitate Breathwave (a form of conscious connected breathing, and am an out of practice hatha yoga instructor.
I have a podcast! Called Anything is Everything, and it is a lot of fun to create. Check out the podcast's page to learn more..
I also enjoy DJing various genres, editing videos and photos, and have links available to see, hear and maybe enjoy my creations.
Glad you have found yourself here, reach out if you feel called, as I would love to be a witness, and potentially an assistant to your expansion.
What is Dynamic Balance?
A state of change, the flow between life and death.
My studies in Chinese medicine have allowed me to see something new to me. What I am seeing is also a realization, and an observation of the state of life, death and evolution.
Everything is constantly in a state of change, or flux. Both the material and the immaterial aspects of life seem to be in this pattern, which is in response to stimulus. The inhale and exhale, the high and low tides, hot and cold, joy and fear, day and night. None of these concepts have a static minimum or maximum. We may be able to hold our breath, and water may be able to sit frozen as ice, but neither forever, or at the exact same vectors.
As without, so within. My realization is; there is no state of absolute, static, perfect health that any of us need to chase. Rather, we can live long and well, in a state of dynamic balance.
Where is Dynamic Balance?
Canada! Calgary! Colonized for the pleasure of popular culture, to line the pockets of the monopolies, in the name of human evolution. Yes. Another chapter in the annals of stolen lands, in the encyclopedia of the human experience.
Truth aside, there are a lot of amazing people here. Indigenous and otherwise, doing great work to make this world a better place. After years of denial, I call this place beside the river, home. Moh’kinsstis, the elbow, and the warrior with their bow.
My heart goes to the traditional people of this land, those of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the Îyâxe Nakoda Nations, the Métis Nation, and all the indigenous peoples of the planet, who are still not being treated how all living beings deserve.
