Migration & Trusting Our Inner Monotropic Compass
Birds cross oceans by using their inner compass. What if we could do the same? A reflection on migration, monotropism, and self-trust.
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Birds cross oceans by using their inner compass. What if we could do the same? A reflection on migration, monotropism, and self-trust.
Exploring relational quantum mechanics, the Double Empathy Problem, ethodiversity and what it means to be Autistic in a world made of relations, not objects.
My physical body is your physical body, and just as the sun and stars are present in you, they are also present in me. […] we are all made of stars. Vietnamese Buddhist monk: Thich Nhat Hanh I find…
A posthuman exploration of Autistic embodiment, neuroqueering, monotropic attention and ethodiversity. Rethinking burnout, sensory climates and relational ecologies.