The Rabbit Hole – Philosophy & Neurodivergence

Allegories, articles and philosophical reflections bridging Dzogchen, Mahamudra, neuroscience and neurodivergent experience. Deep reading for ADHD and autistic minds.

• Learning to Ride the Wind

  In the Tibetan tradition, the practice of tsa lung (channels and winds) teaches us that the energy of the mind, the 'wind', moves through the physical and…

• The Goose Is Out

  In the classical Zen tradition, a famous story is preserved. Governor Lu Xuan approached Master Nanquan and posed an old, unsolved problem: "If a man puts a…

• The Veils of Being

  The Matryoshka Allegory: A path from the material body to the air of pure consciousness.

• What Does Sandbox Mean?

  A sandbox is an isolated and safe programming environment (mindfulness/approved space).

• The Forces of the Cosmos, the Axes of the Mind

  An Ancient Convergence, a Modern Correspondence

• The Lute String and the Vagus Nerve

  The lute string

• The Nature of Mind & the Release of Tension

  According to Tibetan Buddhism and the Dzogchen tradition, the mind has two aspects. The first is the ordinary, dualistic, and discriminating mind, called 'Sem'.

• The Seething Void: What Physics Calls Empty

  A Question That Changes Everything

• The Soft Gaze: A Door That Does Not Lock

  A door that is always open

• The Wave Is Not the Sea — Until It Lets Go

  The warning that stops halfway

• You Are the Path: The Map, the Territory & the Axis

  The man standing outside the map