
About us and fluidUs.
fluidUs | The Alchemy of Movement, Myth & Sacred Embodiment
For thousands of years, movement was never separate from transformation.
Breath was more than physiology.
Posture was more than alignment.
The body was not a machine—it was a mystery, a vessel, a threshold.
fluidUs is a return to this knowing.
We live in a time where spirituality has become disembodied, where meaning is sought in abstraction, belief, or optimization. But the body was always the foundation of the sacred—it is where transformation happens, where experience is felt, where initiation unfolds.
fluidUs is not fitness, not self-help, not optimization.
It is a modern resurrection of the sacred in the flesh.
🔹 What We Teach
fluidUs is a lived practice, not just a theory. Through movement, breath, and initiatory practice, we explore:
• The Alchemy of Movement – How movement itself mirrors the process of transformation, from dissolution to rebirth.
• Breath as a Threshold – How breath shifts awareness, alters perception, and initiates presence.
• The Science of Myth & Religious Experience – How movement and ritual can restore our connection to meaning.
• Sacred Embodiment – Moving beyond belief into direct, lived experience of the numinous.
This is not a method but an investigation.
A return to something older, deeper, and forgotten.
🔹 Who This Is For
fluidUs is for those who:
• Seek depth over technique—who sense that something essential has been lost.
• Feel orphaned from traditional spirituality but know that life must hold something more.
• Understand that transformation is not a concept—it is lived.
This is not a passive practice. It is for those willing to engage, to move, to enter into dialogue with the body as an Other.
🔹 Who We Are
Founded by Carlos Christian Sanchez and Jason Lawner, fluidUs is the result of over two decades of research, direct experience, and inquiry. Influenced by the work of Carl Jung, Iain McGilchrist, John Vervaeke, Edward Edinger, Moshe Feldenkrais, Ida Rolf, and initiatory traditions across history, this work is both ancient and modern—a bridge between what was and what must be reborn.
We are currently engaged in serious research on movement, altered states, and sacred embodiment, including work submitted for funding to the Templeton Foundation.
🔹 A Living Inquiry
fluidUs is not a system. Not a method. It is a return.
This work must be lived, moved, and felt.
For those ready to begin, the fluidUs Community offers a free space for structured movement, breathwork, and serious engagement. It is the first step for those called to explore this path.
