Nāda / MOGA
Listening, mantra, music, voice, movement, and contemplative sound practice.
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Creative Arts
Artwork: Historical Ragamala painting, via Wikimedia Commons. Historical art is used as an interpretive visual, not a claim of direct lineage.
Heroic Yogi · Living reflections
Begin with an experience. Follow the question.
The Heroic Yogi blog on Patreon shares reflections from the school’s unfolding practice. Read, notice what speaks to you, and follow that curiosity into study, community participation, or service.
Explore Heroic Yogi on Patreon →Nāda · Sound & Listening
Sound becomes a field of practice.
Nāda Yoga / MOGA explores mantra, voice, rhythm, music, deep listening, movement, story, and shared expression without collapsing their distinct histories into one practice.
At Sherman Phoenix, sound bowls and guided listening become part of a shared space for rest, attention, and community practice.
Explore current Nāda practice →
Cross-school project · Mobile conscious game development
Dream Master
Based in Specialized Studies, with creative contributions through story, sound, visual design, and world-building. Explore Dream Master and contribution pathways →
Co-created by student David Samael and founder Luan Seguim-Arnold
Writing & Mobile Concept Phase
An original science-fiction and fantasy role-playing concept exploring conscious choice, dream mastery, psychological resilience, ethical discernment, and the relationship between inner experience and waking life.
Characters, interface elements, mechanics, and visual designs are developmental and may change as the project grows.
Theatre & Improvisation
Developing collaborations that use performance and embodied creativity as community learning.
Storytelling & Place
Photography, mural concepts, illustration, and visual documentation that help the school remember and communicate its work.
Our community is our campus
Find your way to contribute.
Begin with what draws you here. Students, volunteers, creators, and partners each help the school grow through participation and shared responsibility.
Explore sound and story
Discover Nāda / MOGA and the creative projects already taking shape within the school.
Explore sound practice →Contribute your creative practice
Share your interest in photography, visual storytelling, music, performance, or project support.
Share your interests →Develop a collaboration
Explore a creative contribution or partnership with a clear shared scope.
Connect with the school →Current opportunities depend on the project, preparation, and available supervision. Community volunteering begins with the school’s interest form; apprenticeship fieldwork follows an individually approved placement.
Growing through community care
Making room for community expression.
The school grows through shared stories, images, sound, and the people willing to create together. This photograph of hands-on engagement at the Neighborhood House health fair offers a glimpse of community participation; the arts pathways below continue to develop through specific projects and collaborations.