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Cranial Motility & Motion
Discussion of the movement of Primary Respiration to Breathe the Brain, the Reprical Tension Membrane, the Cranial Bones, and the Body.
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The Du and the Dura
In Daoist medicine, the Governor Vessel (Du Mai) governs ascent, clarity, and the return to original alignment. In craniosacral anatomy, the dura mater forms a continuous inner sheath through which this same vertical intelligence is expressed. The Du and the Dura explores the intimate relationship between the Governor Vessel (Du Mai) of Chinese medicine and the cranial and spinal dura mater as a continuous anatomical, energetic, and perceptual midline.
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Cranial Sinuses
A discussion on the Cranial Sinuses.
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Sphenoid: Webinar and Course Series
We begin with our webinar series and each week dive deeper into the information. We will look at introsseous pressure, bone articulations, transmission of cranial nerves, connection to heart and dura through vascular connections, connections to dura through RTM, meridian / energetic connections, poetic body or biological mysticism.
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Occipital Bone - April 2026
We begin with our webinar, online course material, and Wednesday through the month of April dive deeper into a different focus on the occipital bone.
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Webinar: Frontal and Parietal Bones
We move from the occiput anterior in the neurocranium to the frontal and parietal bones. Embryonic ongenesis, motility in relation to the brain, mobility in relation to the falx, air sinuses in the frontal and the passage of the superior and inferior sagittal (blood) sinus from frontal through parietal to occiput, energetic or biological mysticism of each bone, and acupuncture meridian energetics.
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Temporal Bone
Our webinar series of the temporal bone.
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The Speed Reducers: Zygoma, Maxilla, Vomer
We will take this webinar of three bones of the visceral cranium considered in relationship the speed reducers of the sphenoid.
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Dongzhen Philosophy
Drawing on the Daoist principle of Dongzhen—the return to the True or Original—we examine how the heart field can be understood as a primary organizing coherence that precedes and informs form. Through the lens of the chakra system, this coherence is experienced as a vertical continuum of consciousness, while in craniosacral work it is perceived as Primary Respiration expressing itself through the membranes, fluids, and midline of the body.
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Conversations with Professor Whiskers
This page is dedicated to collections of conversations with Professor Whiskers, the Craniosacral Cat.
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Milne Institute Students Specific
This page is where communication and materials specific for Milne Institute Students will be compiled.
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