Office of Religious, Spiritual, and
Ethical Life

Body

Our bodies are our user interface for the world around us: they literally connect us to one another. We experience the fullness of life through our five senses. When we think about our bodies from the inside out, instead of from the outside in, they can help us cultivate peace, balance, and acceptance. What helps you feel grounded and connected, in and through your body?

Community Dinners: We want you stay nourished. ORSEL supports the free Community Dinners and farmstand offered every Monday in W11 by Thrive on Campus. Learn more...

Other food and financial resources are available here.

Reflective Practices: Chaplain Natalie Hill encourages people to engage their bodies in reflective practices, such as walking MIT's portable labyrinth. To get announcements of labyrinth events, email Natalie at: revnhill@mit.edu

In this video, she takes you out on the river to share her own embodied spiritual practice: stand-up paddleboarding.