Founder & Curator
Michele Dantethree decades of listening closely.
Who holds this space
Michele brings more than three decades of experience in wellness, education, spirituality, and community building.
She is a nationally certified yoga teacher and has been a co-owner and teacher at Inner Vision Yoga in Arizona for more than two decades. Her teaching encompasses yoga, meditation, breath, movement, and the deeper dimensions of personal transformation. She has led retreats around the world and has spent decades creating environments where people can learn, connect, explore, and grow.
Michele is also a Certified Death Midwife, ordained non-denominational minister, and Certified Classical Homeopath. Her work increasingly explores the relationship between living well and dying well — and the possibility that our awareness of mortality can actually help us live more consciously.
“What connects all of these seemingly different paths is curiosity, connection, presence, and the belief that there are many ways to create a meaningful life.”
Training & Path
Many waysto serve a life well lived.
Music and sound have also been an important part of Michele’s life and work, including the production of her 2014 CD, So Happy Now.
Nationally certified yoga teacher
Co-owner & teacher at Inner Vision Yoga, Arizona, for more than two decades.
Certified Death Midwife
Supporting conscious, informed living and dying with presence and compassion.
Ordained non-denominational minister
Holding space for ceremony, transition, and meaning across many paths.
Certified Classical Homeopath
A gentle, whole-person approach to health and balance.
Where the paths meet
Dante’s Field is the place where those paths come together.
It is a curated community platform — more than a blog — gathering education, inspiration, wellness, spirituality, creativity, travel, music, meaningful conversation, and the people doing beautiful and important work in the world.
A place to discover something new, be inspired, learn from others, share your own gifts, and find your people.
CuriosityConnectionPresenceMany ways to a meaningful life
The invitation
“Come as you are. The work is remembering what you already carry.”