field maps
Field Maps are visual and conceptual tools designed to reawaken your inner architecture. They do not prescribe. They reveal. Each map invites a shift — from confusion to clarity, from pattern to presence, from abstraction to embodied knowing.
This is not a curriculum. It’s a conversation with the field already alive within you.
Some maps clarify terrain. Others offer practice. Some arise as poetic notes — glimpses into unseen rhythm. All are crafted to support your return to coherence.
These are tools of remembrance — made for dwelling , feeling , and designing the invisible.
orientation without obligation
Field Maps – conceptual diagrams that illuminate the Fields
Field Map Notes – poetic insight or transmission texts
Field Map Practices – embodied invitations into orientation
Field Map Glossaries – emerging vocabularies to help you locate yourself
Living Maps – experiential templates for self-guided exploration
You may read. You may reflect. You may return again.
There is no pressure to “complete” a map.
Each one meets you differently — depending on where you are in the field of your own unfolding.
how to engage
where perception shifts from concept to structure
This is not a map to follow — but one to feel.
It doesn’t direct — it reveals. It orients. It invites resonance over instruction.
The Gateway Map helps you locate yourself within the living architecture of Rewilding Consciousness.
It offers a visual orientation — a glimpse of the four Fields, the shift from outer strategy to inner rhythm, and the architecture already shaping your path.
The Contact Point is a tactile map — a felt encounter that draws you into presence.
It invites you to sense the threshold between performance and coherence, identity and design, noise and rhythm.
It’s where the movement from I Am to It Is begins.
Together, these maps offer:
A return to the unseen structure already alive in you
A reflection of where you are in the field of your own unfolding
A quiet entry into the deeper rhythms of RC