My name is Will. I’m an anthropologist-in-training, writer, and contemplative grounded in Zen practice—drawn to the intersections of science, mysticism, and the human experience. My work often begins with the breath—its physiological and philosophical dimensions—but extends into the larger field of coherence, exploring how subtle balances shape perception, relationships, and our shared reality.

I’m also a counsellor, musician, and sound explorer, with a deepening practice in the physiology and spirituality of healing, coherence, and wholeness.

I’m especially curious about how we relate to the world—how we breathe, think, and feel—and how these relationships influence our well-being and the stories we live by. I explore breath’s physiological and philosophical dimensions—how it balances the body and resonates through mind and being.

Grounded in anthropological thinking, I also attend to broader cultural dynamics: the ideological divides of modern life, the limits of scientific observation, and the tension between individuality and collective responsibility. At the heart of my work is a seeking of the hidden patterns that bring coherence and meaning, both personal and universal.

My journey has been shaped by diverse lived experience—from moving through the world with a mind that didn’t follow conventional rhythms, to recovering from deep disconnection and chronic injury. I ground myself in small, intentional practices—breath, meditation, freediving, and sound—each a doorway back to body, silence, and quiet worth. These practices sustain my curiosity and deepen my sense of the subtle coherence that animates body, mind, and spirit.

Sound remains another vital thread. In my explorations, I weave rhythm, breath, and resonance into guided experiences that support deeper states of relaxation, alignment, and presence. You can explore these on the Breathe page, where sound and breath merge into sensory guidance.

Ultimately, Whills—this site and embodiment of practice—is how I give shape to what I’ve learned. Born of lived experience, it’s an offering of tools, reflections, and insights for those on their own path of inquiry, healing, and becoming. This page, like the journey it reflects, is unfolding—alive, evolving, and finding its form.

It’s also a beacon.