The Four Pillars · The Four Dimensions
W.O.M.B.
The wheel is the architecture. The W.O.M.B. is the practitioner moving through it.
Each pillar holds six activities, and each is lived through four dimensions: your practices, your people, your time and your tools.
Love is the medium of both: the wheel, and the one who moves through it.
The W.O.M.B. · what is being lived
W · Self
Wheel of Will
The lifecycle of being
GerminatingChild (0–7 years)
RootingYouth (8–14 years)
SproutingAdolescent (15–21 years)
MaturingYoung Adult (22–28 years)
PollinatingAdult (29–49 years)
FruitingChildlike (50+ years)
O · Structure
Oxygen
The body in a day
EatingNutrition & Nourishment
NaturingSky · Ocean · Forest · Mountain · Pets · Plants
DancingEnergy in Motion
AcquiringTransportation & Supply Chain Management
ResidingHearth
SleepingRest & Renewal
M · Skillset
Master Your Mirror
Consciousness, interior to exterior
StillingSilence & Solitude
FeelingSensation & Emotion
ThinkingEducation & Languages
WitnessingExperience · Acceptance · Awareness
LearningAdaptability & Negotiation
CommunicatingResonance
B · Service
Being Your Brand
Agency, contribution to production
SharingThe Pursuit of Happiness
FundingCost of Ownership & Return on Investment
InvestingFinancial Freedom
TendingDependents
OperatingOutsourcing & Delegation
EarningEmployment & Business
Assessed through four dimensions · how it is lived
Processes & Practices
Strategies that buffer change.
People
Appeal to the spirit, not the mind, not the heart. See who they are, not what they do.
Time Management
Patience over speed. Value is not tied to the speed of production.
Tools & Techniques
Simple methods that make change easier to keep.
Your life is precious, and that preciousness is not yours to keep. It was given so you could see it in another, and they in you. A joy is whole on its own, and when it is shared, it doubles. But you can only share what you have. What is it that you share? A problem told to those who already hold a picture of you does not shrink; it compounds, and it is remembered long after you have outgrown it. Bring it instead to someone who can help you act on it. This is why the practice begins with you. We are each, when life places us together, a home for one another, and at the deepest, a womb: the place where a life is held, nourished, and seen. We are connected, and what we carry within is all we have to give.
You at the center of all four.
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