Subjects


Inside Awareness

Guided Patterns for Lived Experience

One approach to learning. Many ways to explore life.

Everyday life offers opportunities to discover how we listen, move, communicate, make choices, and participate in relationship with ourselves, others, and the environments around us.

Each subject offers a different entry point into conscious recognition through lived experience.

Where would you like to begin?

Explore the Subjects

Listening & Communication

Listening, inner and outer communication, and recognizing how we participate in conversation.

Culture of Values


Exploring how values become recognizable through personal experience, relationships, and workplace participation.

Movement & Lived Function


Discovering possibilities for movement, balance, coordination, and everyday function through guided learning.

Place & Design


Exploring the relationships between ourselves and the environments we inhabit, create, and choose.

Living Relationships with Nature


Deepening awareness through walking, observing, sensing, and participating with natural environments.

Food Inspires


Exploring our relationships with food, nourishment, sensory experience, and traditional food culturing.

Goals & Intention


Recognizing the motivations, influences, and choices that participate in shaping our life paths.

Meditation & Everyday Life


Exploring awareness through meditation, rest, sleep, and ordinary living experiences.

Legacy Education Project


Supporting lifelong learning through educational experiences for children, adults, and future educators.

Listening Field

An open invitation to explore.

What else might become recognizable when we are willing to listen, experience, and discover without a predetermined outcome?


Renee Lindstrom, GCFP – @insideawarens – Copyright 2014 – 2026

With respect and gratitude,

I acknowledge the practices and teachings that have contributed to the ground from which this work has grown: Moshe Feldenkrais and the Feldenkrais Method® of somatic education; Marshall Rosenberg and Nonviolent Communication; Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche and the Shambhala teachings; and Dyan Grant Francis, Subtle Energy Solutions and Black Sect Feng Shui.

These influences are acknowledged with appreciation for the learning they made possible, while the patterns and interpretations presented here reflect my own continuing inquiry, lived experience and educational development.