Hello! My name is Will Meecham. I’m a disabled surgeon, trauma survivor, accidental mystic, and longterm meditator.
Since early childhood, I’ve sought roots in Life’s tangle of love, loss, creativity, and hardship. As a minor under stress, I found solace in nature. During young adulthood, biological science provided answers that seemed reliable and beautiful. As I approached middle age, contemplative spirituality yielded sacredness and meaning.
Then came two transformative events: spine problems ended my surgical career, and mystical visions fractured my understanding of Life.
After these ruptures, energies once used for professional success turned toward spiritual growth—which felt crucial to my survival. With the support of several traditions, both Eastern and Western, I gained clarity, compassion, and grounding. To share and deepen my newfound connection with Life, I developed programs that interweave biology, spirituality, embodiment, and ecological awareness.
As in Eastern traditions like yoga, the harvest is wholeness. Mindful Biology softens distinctions between ‘mind’, ‘body’, ‘others’, and ‘world’. We feel more connected and reclaim our roots in Life.
By restoring connections I’ve sought since childhood, Mindful Biology has proven lifesaving. I maintain this site in a spirit of gratitude, with sincere hope that others will benefit.
