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I'm curious where everyone is based in the world? I'm in Israel and was wondering if there are others from previous cohorts who are also here? I'd also love to know how people are bringing this work into their practices? Individual sessions, group sessions, online, face to face? I found myself getting overwhelmed at the possibilities and we aren't even there yet 😂

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Michelle Voytko
Joyce Harris
Neil Griffiths
Ilya Kuipers
Mike Carney
New comment 4h ago
  • 5 likes • Feb 23

    you're just on time. Happy to meet you here. <3

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    @Alexandra Schulz ive had this vision also. completely agree. I look forward to this day.

What’s up savage saints & spiritual hustlers! Since we are all connected in here and either practicing breathwork and or guiding journeys let’s do this thing together… Let’s build the worlds most EPIC PLAYLIST Drop in the comments below a Spotify link to YOUR BEST SONG the one that gets you and moves you every time or something you have heard in the last few weeks or months? 3,2,1….Go 🚀🚀🚀 I can’t wait to hear all your songs 🤍💫 I’ve started putting songs in to a Breathwork Revolution Collection https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ttueT9YHRbeRqqqSj1nLa?si=ZOxtIM_uShKP45WvG1R9nA

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Julien Fatisson
Mona Bitar
Kevin Smith
Chris Hardisty
Jessica Brace
New comment 17h ago
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    Specifically for women's breathwork. https://open.spotify.com/track/4Xd1HGWgLyjX1bc2kODMo3?si=xtHBaJpsRHmffL6a3xQ4rg&utm_source=copy-link

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    https://open.spotify.com/track/5SE8PkCPKhwU5fzC9C4AvP?si=NDtaxysoSOiusPQaSpKDmg&utm_source=copy-link 😭

Welcome to the breathwork revolution my friend! The tools, the technology and the tribe in this community have the power to change your world. And when you change Your world, everyone around you benefits. We’re here to transform, to grow, and to create a better life for ourselves and for others, so in that spirit there’s two simple things I want you to do: 1. Drop a post and introduce yourself. Where are you from? What are your passions? And most importantly - what kind of life do you want to create? 2. Like, comment and support at least 3 other people in this community. We’re doing this together, which means showing up together.  Stay tuned and watch this space! Good things are coming. Life is a mental game guys! Once you are leveled up on the mental side you can kiss goodbye the cycles of self sabotage and limiting beliefs. This is where you get to become the designer of your own life. Master of your destiny. Get ready.

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Noah Long
Mona Bitar
Marina Savic
Alina Stoicescu
Antonina Arguello
New comment 21h ago
  • 4 likes • Feb 23

    @Nina S yay Yara! Hi Nina! Sounds like you're tapped into your creative muse and oracle. . . .thanks for modeling this for all you do.

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    @Hilmir Petersen Hjálmarsson ooooh what a beautiful journey you are on. Thank you for sharing your process with us. "to gain the right expression of my self, to rise up to the lightworker, spiritual mentor and advocate. . ." I have journaled similar things in regards to this breathwork and feel so deeply the importance of the work that you're speaking into and feeling over there!

Hi, some time ago I made myself familiar with lucid dreaming which is a hell of experience 🤩 Though l‘m able to get into this state frequently, I have longer phases in which I does not work out at all. Now that I have introduced Breathwork into my life realizing that it gets you in a meditative state quite easily, I ask myself whether someone can recommend a special Breathwork technique for easy entry into lucid state? Thank you!

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Anders Peterson
Yara Randa
Paulo Silva
Enoch Abraham
Isaac Coleman
New comment 2d ago

I’m new here and just completed the 5D challenge which was awesome 😎 I’ve just realised I need 7 people to like this post so I can unlock the 12 minute morning activation! Are there 7 kind souls out there that will help me unlock it by liking this post? Will comment and like anyone’s posts who replies in return 🤩

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Yara Randa
Pia Plenk
Alina Stoicescu
Josh Masterson
Margarita Florodimitri
New comment 2d ago

I cannot get enough of this community and just want to post every day and communicate with all of you, all the time. :-) So I'll just continue to post my daydreams and questions here. I have heard Brian mention several times in several different places . . .a recommendation to do a journey once a week or once a month. But there's no mention of doing them TOO much. Is there a too much in your experience? I keep wanting to do them multiple times a week and just curious to hear your experiences. Ultimately I'll know when it's a yes and when it's a no, for myself. But currently I feel so addicted and want to do nothing but breathwork journeys all week long. :-D And part of me wonders if I'm overloading myself so I am curious to start a conversation on it with you all. Also . . watcha know about twitching? I've started to experience involuntary and somewhat uncontrollable twitching (mostly in my hips and legs) when I do journeys but also when I do meditations now. Essentially anything I have an intention of using for healing. I also experience this same twitching after orgasm which now I'm curious about because during the journey it feels like trauma release. Maybe it is after orgasm as well? A bit taboo perhaps but a journey feels pretty similar to epic and sacred sex to me. If anyone else wants to chime in on that, I'd love to hear that I'm not alone on this experience. I just assumed everyone else would feel that breathwork is as powerful as sex as well, but so far all the sharing I've done of breathwork with my friends and community - - while it is powerful, no one agrees that it's anything like sex. But to me that level of oneness reached in both is quite similar in essence. Anyone? Part of me doesn't want to post this as I'm new here and learning what is a welcome topic of conversation. :-D

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Michelle Voytko
Timo Huber
Amber Fleming-Shon
Claire Cote
Paulo Silva
New comment 8d ago
  • 1 like • Jan 20

    @Michelle Voytko <3 I hold space for that. I also have a few other ideas on resources if you're interested. More specifically around sexual trauma release. Have you tried internal self massage? There's a woman named Carly Rae who teaches a course called Nectar if you want more specifics. I highly recommend the work of internal massage for so many reasons. There's also Kim Anami. She has courses that revolve around self exploration and ultimately self pleasuring to release trauma. Happy to share more details of any of those. Or talk about pieces of those practices and what they might look like. Feel free to message me if you want. Is that a thing we can do here...private message?

  • 3 likes • Jan 20

    oh...also . . .I recommend the book "pussy: A reclamation" Sort of an aside and not trauma release related. So depends on where you're at with it all. It could be a bit much for now. Instead of trauma release it's more of an empowering outlook on being a woman, and working to transform and eradicate the shame behind pussy and pleasure, in general.

Hello Healthy Breathers! I'm interviewing speakers for a women's hormone event, and I would really like to find someone to speak into this from a breathwork perspective. Does anyone have any recommendations? When I give my own spiel, I'll speak into the experience I have had by that point (this will be in May, so I have time to gather my own information), but I'd also love to have a more seasoned healer and breathworker. With various search terms, I'm not coming up with a whole lot, there seem to be articles here and there, but I'm not really finding anyone specializing in the combination. I see this as a powerful modality for cycle-related or menopause related issues. Thanks!

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Angie Andersen
Vanessa Naja
Beth Rouintree Pritchett
Amanda Jane
Janelle Lynn
New comment 12d ago
  • 5 likes • Jan 28

    @Beth Rouintree Pritchett I think I mentioned this somewhere else on the forum and not here. But since you have menopause specialists. . . and you're curious about how breathwork would support in creating balance in the system to support with menopausal symptoms. . . have you heard that in some cultures "menopause" doesn't exist. Women simply stop bleeding. The brutal symptoms we have (which are a sign of our imbalance) . . .are so common. . .but not normal. Just like many other womens health issues. . . like prolapse or inconteninence. . .or c sections. All common but not normal. Anyway I mention this because there are many books I keep hearing about based off of peoples research around menopause and how to balance the system to not have menopause be a thing. Not sure if any of them have ever done research on breathwork - -but could be worth a try. I can't remember the names off the top of my head but if that interests you, I can find out. Or maybe you know already?

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    @Beth Rouintree Pritchett :-) I love this report. The magic of resting and honoring our cycles can be so powerful! And perhaps your listening led you to breathwork to facilitate more balance. <3 I look forward to hearing your many more reports in the future. I read the book "wild power" about 6 months ago and found much of what it says useful about the different pieces of the cycle. Wondering if you've heard of it. I am hoping to hone in more of the magical powers of what our cycle brings us in intuitive power and clarity. So far I've rested a lot 2 or 3 days at the end of the cycle and the first 2 days of. . . .but I don't get the powerful clarity that some women seem to get during this time, yet.

I had a client with chronic arthritis (20 years +). When asked when it started she said after her abortion. The feeling of guilt was eating her alive causing pain in the surface. After our session, she said the baby came out from her uterus, kissed her on the forehead and said “i Forgive you”. Since that moment, she never felt guilt and her chronic pain went away.

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Aviva Belfer
Candy McCarty
Amanda Jane
Claire McNally
Paulo Silva
New comment 15d ago
  • 3 likes • Jan 31

    whoa. This is so awesome. What powerful and gracious holding of space you offered for her healing!

Time to write about 2 things. One . . my experience with Sandra's breathwork 2. How to liberate parents from the victimhood that is SO easily fallen into because of the broken fragmented way our culture is currently raising children. I continue to share breathwork with mom friends and I'm almost always met with "I cant do that with a kid" Oooooh. And my heart feels heavy in this. Because I too go there. I wasn't able to wake up before my child for 4 years unless I wanted to also wake her up - and that defeats the purpose of waking up early to do my self care. So i am grateful that now at 4.5 years later, I'm able to wake up to do my practices. AND. . . my first experience of doing breathwork with her was accidental. Sandra's journey. I was putting her to bed and hoping she'd fall asleep before the journey began. But I had earbuds in to keep an ear out for what was happening. She wouldn't go to sleep that night. So I began to do the breathwork lightly while she was still awake. As soon as Sandra started I began to cry. I was soon weeping and my daughter reached her hand up to my face and caressed my cheek and held me. She didn't ask what was happening. After 5 or 10 minutes I felt called to speak into the space that 'I am safe. . .that I'm simply releasing and being guided through this journey to be held and release emotions that I never got a chance to release growing up." Something to that effect. My daughter continued to cuddle with me. The scream came and I screamed. The second scream came and I warned her I'd do it again. She was so relaxed, so accepting, so holding of all the big emotions. Part of me judged that she shouldn't be holding me. I've always cried openly in front of her. But part of me always wonders . . .is there a boundary? I'm not asking her to hold me in it. It feels like that's the boundary. But she's learned through the ways I hold her . .and her beautiful innocence that she came in with and knowing of how to hold unconditional love. . . how to hold me and others anytime there's pain. She feels it and speaks into it sometimes. The other day she told me she was giving this mans anger to mama gaia to hold.

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Emile Verkerk
Joyce Harris
Monica Benedetto
Helene Eklund
Barbara Lanz
New comment 15d ago
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    @Helene Eklund thanks for the encouragement. I know this on so many levels and this is why I had a child...to open to the ways communication with children and being with children can shift. Seeing it all before I really knew the depths to which this meant transformation needs to happen. Annnnnnnddddd. Within this culture where it feels like everything I do for her is opposite of those around me, the judgment feels pretty heavy and thick sometimes. And it leads to me questioning what I feel is right. Like her being there for these journeys. But the fear of child protective services coming is also real, on some level. There are pockets of communities I'm in where that has happened for mothers I think are pioneering the way to change. So. . . Thank you for your encouragement to keep doing all that I'm doing with and for her!

Hi. My names monica ....and its been 10 days since i did a journey. 😝 Do others experience detox like symptoms from all the release? Fatigue, dull headache for days/weeks. Ive been moving so much energy, ripping out roots of dysfunction and uncovering trauma in so many different modalities and ways that i need some extra integration support. ....any tips?

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Emile Verkerk
Kevin Smith
Claire McNally
Siam Lee
Rob Hanrieder
New comment 19d ago

Hey guys I’m reading the unteathered soul atm and I couldn’t reccomend it enough! Really amazing way to explain the mind and it’s imprisonments is has on your reality if you allow it. Anyone else read this book? If so anyone got any book recommendations in this genre ? Thank you 🙏

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Monica Benedetto
Kayli Halliwell
Justo Ibarra
Alina Stoicescu
Sherry Zamora
New comment 19d ago
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    @Joanne Adducci Now if i could only get out of narrating things for my 4 year old. I consciously tried to not do it when she was little but ever since she talks she just asks why and i feel like im narrating my perspective of life and i try to be inquiring of her with my answers but. . .dang it's intense.

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    @Britta Dewit it's daily so you it can be integrated even if you're in the middle of another. . I read the daily page after my breathwork

Tip for when you're working a large group and you're offering bodywork for support - how to remember who said yes to you touching them? Have with you small colored stickers (I use green for "go") that you can stick to their leg or mat. You can get really creative and make personalized stickers that might say "I agreed to body work" or "Anati's TBJ" (your name obviously).

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Emile Verkerk
Anati Bloch
Andres Castellano
Julie Maree
Erin Forbes
New comment 19d ago
  • 3 likes • Feb 21

    ooooh beautiful. I hadn't thought about this even arising. Great tip

Hello Breath Magicians 💞 I'd like to share with you my first PS journey of ACCEPTANCE. I enjoyed creating it, basing the path to healing on the four noble truths (a major concept in Buddhism). It's short and works great before bedtime or just for calming down the bananas hungry monkey 🐒 in our heads 😁 Love the support emanating here, thank you all for your presence 🙏 https://youtu.be/nC7t9cHvgtA

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Andres Castellano
Emile Verkerk
Alexandra Schulz
Amber Fleming-Shon
Anati Bloch
New comment 19d ago
  • 7 likes • Feb 21

    oooooh yay I'm excited for this. I have been wondering what a more parasympathetic journey would be like. Thank you for sharing!

Any suggestions to alleviate cycle symptoms?

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Cindy Howard
Monica Benedetto
Yara Tarek
Alexandra Schulz
New comment 21d ago
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    it's also known that in birth these noises help the birthing process. I've also noticed there's a link between bigger orgasms and opening up the vocal cords. It's all about softening and surrendering. Same with our cycles - - specifically the day or 2 before and during our bleed.

Let’s talk about emotions. I would like to hear your thoughts on that. What if emotions were not generated in the brain nor in the body but rather a manifestation of something changing/happening in our soul sending a message for us to learn something? Yes, we know that several parts of our cerebral brain are involved in the awareness or the regulation of emotions. But are they really generated there? Yes we know that the body is playing a HUGE role in showing some emotions and eventually imprison them somewhere when we don’t listen or worse deny them. But are they really coming from the body? After many readings and experiences, I am not sure any more. I tend to think that since emotions are energy in motion, their origin is also energetic. They are still a part of us but in the energetic realm and they come in contact with the material realm somehow so that we can be aware of them. What are your thoughts on this? I’d appreciate to think further and open my mind even broader. Thanks again.

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Candy McCarty
Julien Fatisson
Steve Rogers
Cindy Howard
Monica Benedetto
New comment 24d ago
  • 2 likes • Feb 23

    @Julien Fatisson and what is so out of whack that our body would store this trauma for years? There's such a beautiful magic to our bodies. Hard to believe that traumas get stuck so easily. Is that due to the fragmentation of where we've gotten to as a culture. . .and to say that trauma wasn't meant to actually happen in the first place. . . like our bodies aren't designed to process trauma?

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    @Julien Fatisson I'd also love to know your tools to release it. It happens to me over skype too. So not only touch. And very unique patterns of pain that the client doesn't tell me about. And sometimes they disappear as soon as I'm out of connection with the person, or moments after I felt it in the first place. . .but sometimes they hang on for days or weeks (up until now ;-) )

I just finished this great book by Patrick McKeown that is recommended reading in the Breath Masters certification. I learned so much about increasing bolt scores, how to help clients that have respiratory issues and simulating high altitude training at low altitudes. And now I'm obsessed with breathe light to breathe right which is one of the exercises in the book. I already increased my bolt score significantly in 10 days (although it was descent to start with thanks to my freesiving practice). If you haven't read yet, I highly recommend. Also, if you're in the US and have a library card, you cna get access to all kinds of digital and audio books. I do a ton of reading this way. It helps to be a member of a major library system as they'll have more books so if you have access to a major market like LA, NY, SF, Boston or DC, that will really help.

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Ngahuia Hemara-Wahanui
Vanessa Naja
Rowena Connolly
Sabrina Defeyter
Simon Couturier
New comment 25d ago
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    @Joyce Harris im interested in this list as well Joyce! Sounds awesome.

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    @Joyce Harris In this test do you mean that you're inhaling for those 50 to 100 counts? Not inhaling and then counting as fast as you can. . . but trying to maintain the action of inhaling for the count of 100 (really fast) is the goal?

I've always been fascinated with letters and the notion of penpals and wanted one, Now years later, amazing penpals from all over the world *_* ❤ What is this? a sorta reconciliation with technology? Perks on perks on perks :'D

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Monica Benedetto
Joanne Adducci
Prateek M
Nina S
Yara Tarek
New comment 26d ago
  • 4 likes • Feb 17

    @Yara Randa I wonder what penpals via writing would look like. Would it change the level or depth at which we connect? To write a letter that isn't instantly responded to. . . to encompass what we want to share in one message . . . and to also touch in on connecting with the other person. Definitely a different form of connection than we are used to these days. I'd be open to try it. I bet it has a certain power to it that would be supportive in creation. . . or other things I'm not even aware of yet.

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    @Nina S hehe. I'm even more excited your hear now after reading your banter with Yara. You both bring such playful magnetic energy.

I struggle each day looking into my body and being - so much programming and pain got stuck and turned me inside out. I am dedicated to self love now - but it’s been messy and uncomfortable to lean into it each day. I use a variety of methods to move through it - and breathwork is one of the top methods - but I also use my personal sexuality in a similar way. It is much like breathwork and has a reward of pleasure at the end. It - when done properly - has a huge element of breathwork - because our pleasure requires lots of breathing if we fully express it. It also balances and heals our bodies in ways that is yet to be fully understood in the world. I just find all the emotions and purging that I have with raw breathwork to be hard to face some mornings. Maybe you do also. And I don’t see the process of waking up as having to be so uncomfortable all the time - so just giving an alternate perspective for an option on those hard days or when we want to be gentle and loving to ourselves. Our sexuality and pleasure has been societally repressed for just this reason - taking a key tool away from us - that can rapidly clear and awaken us. It is a gift we have in a human body that has many gifts to regulate and balance us - our birthright. Opening and clearing our bodies is so important. I just want people to know there are so many ways through what has been trapped within. We need to release it somehow in a way that feels good and is most likely to be done on a regular basis. No way is bad or good. Just different ways to the same place. Just a New Perspective and seeding possibility if showing up has been hard at times. It has been for me lately. :-( :-) I honor you if you’ve struggled also. Thank you for all your hard work. High five to all you warriors. <3

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Taz Street
Paul Hanrieder
Angie Andersen
Monica Benedetto
Yara Tarek
New comment 26d ago
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    I do disagree about there being good porn though. It all feels like a distortion to me.

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    @Paul Hanrieder My intention is not to shame anyone. And I'd be curious to look at the outcome of watching this porn you speak of that's more empowering? I've heard others say this as well - even women saying it has been healing for them. And as long as the outcome is more deep connection to self, or a lover, in the highest truth. . . then I would 'judge' that it's a tool towards good. My experience with porn is that it disconnects people to themselves and deep authentic love with their partners, and causes a wide array of dysfunction in peoples sex lives and women's images of themselves, and mens inability to honor womens bodies. . Annnnd . . .especially after THAT type of porn . . I could see how the porn you're speaking of, could indeed be healing if it leads to a better understanding of what love making, in autonomous truth for both, could be. Does it lead to sacred sexuality? . . . My body still cringes at the thought. ;-) To me it feels disempowering. And yes, that is my own experience. And I definitely believe that some (most?) porn is downright awful for all humans to consume and leads to more loneliness and disconnection. You're right - - I have no exposure to this other porn you speak of. I haven't watched any in 2 decades. And to each their own. And. . . it's definitely a serious conversation I have with any potential partner I'm considering spending any length of time with.

It really would help me so much in my personal grow if you guys would pick an answer below. And maybe it could help the others, too... I don't know if it is possible to comment below the poll but if does and you have a totally different methode pls share with us, it could be very valuable. My answer is the first one. Question: During your breathwork (the long sessions) how do you work on your issues? (And.. sorry for my English :))

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Nunzio Longhitano
Diana Gero de Munnik
Emile Verkerk
Cindy Howard
Joyce Harris
New comment 27d ago
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    @Hourfern Chappell You're amazing. . . . what is it like for you to innerstand the emotion? As someone who as always felt a LOT from childhood and was told i feel too much and was asked to use words to describe it all at a young age and I was not capable of comprehending how to use words to do so. . . My experience is a bit different still. I consider myself someone who can communicate pretty well but I'm also learning that labeling my emotions is still confusing and doesn't feel like a complete whole process. It feels fragmented. So during journeys I FEEL energies moving through and as long as I encourage myself to continue to flow with them and not hold them or constrict them . . .that is my process of feeling they can be released. And intellectually I would like to label them and understand them and know them. And I'm playing with - - it doesn't feel necessary. And all that said. . . without trying to compare our processes and knowing we each do our work in our oway way - I am intrigued by yours and would like to know more how you innerstand the emotion, identify what it was there to teach, or why you supressed it. Is that a lengthy detailed process, is it words, is it visual, or is it more of a feeling and essence of it that you tap into?

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    @Diana Gero de Munnik ooo yes thanks for this timely reminder as I come out of a big process of being with my shadowy self in medicine and I woke up this am feeling like new pathways were set and old patterns were broken and released. But it was during my sleep that this happened rather than the entire day yesterday where I was mentally processing. And knowing I have a gift to energetically transmute emotions and patterns is something I get to continuously remind myself and put into practice. My gifts are not the same as others. They don't come through words but sensations in my body. And sometimes I judge and compare that it's not powerful enough. Yessss. Be with the breathwork and the release and magic happens in ways I may never fully see or cognitively understand. 💗 thanks for this thought provoking thread. And heart based words. 😘 Words are weird. If only I could just share the depths of my sensual feelings and not have to use language.

Trigger warning involving sexual violation I had done the 5 Trauma Journey and I completed the offering Brian so generously shared with us a couple days. The 9D Trauma journey. It felt pretty gentle in comparison to the first experience. I felt amped up and clear energy and lots of love and inspiration for what I want to create in life. I was feeling a lot of unintegrated emotions from a medicine journey a few days before and it helped to settle my system and to prepare for a meeting with a love of mine. So a few hours after the journey I was interacting with and making love with this partner and deep in the middle of hours of connection, one of his actions triggered me to begin to cry and weep suddenly. And I had flashes of a repressed sexual trauma that happened on my 24th birthday, 13 years ago. That night I went out to drink at a place in the middle of Laos by myself. I woke up the next morning in a strangers hut, naked, with a man I had never seen before. And I remembered nothing. I always assumed I was drugged and filled in the blanks with my imagination. And I've had some inklings over the last 13 years that THAT event is tied to a lot of needs around sexual healing and feeling safe in general in my body and able to express myself. And SO. . .2 nights ago after having done the breathwork journey I had this moment where I was weeping and I had flashbacks I'd never seen of the man and what happened to me that night. I began to choke and relived it a little but thanks to the breathwork I quickly began to tell myself I was safe, to dissolve the trauma in the cells of my DNA and release it and I was filled with love and compassion for myself but also the man from that night. It was like I was right there in the breathwork journey going through the releases Brian led us through. And as I felt held in the current moment by myself and my lover, I was able to move through and continue feeling safe with him and then used the bubble of light at the end of the night to anchor in the immense love and peace and surrender and safety I felt within myself - around sex and intimate connection - all of it. And it feels like there's likely more to unravel and integrate and I'm SO STOKED around the sexual healing that took place.

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Joyce Harris
Monica Benedetto
Carlos Llobet
Jenny Faulkner
Kayli Halliwell
New comment 28d ago
  • 2 likes • Feb 21

    @Carlos Llobet 👏Yes. I had been trying to access that blank spot in my awareness for over a decade. And in general I've taken a deep dive into cathartic release and transformational growth for the last 8 years. But something about doing 12 breathwork journeys in 7 weeks and the timing of it all, and perhaps the portal with this man. It all has opened up so much healing in myself. Definitely feels catalyzed BY the breathwork journeys. Such intensely powerful work that has allowed me to access pieces of myself I couldn't touch or see before no matter how hard I tried or how much I let go and asked to receive or release . . it didn't happen till NOW

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    @Yara Randa oooooo yes. Way to hold the vision for the healing and navigating through and around the sticky pieces. I feel deeply what you're sharing. And headed into a similar path with this person who sparked this release for me above - - later today . . . with the intention of growth and healing and learning. Also I'm pretty convinced on an intuitive level, but my mind keeps trying to call me crazy, that he and I have past lives or parallel lives that make our communication overwhelming and unclear and so intense to navigate in a way that is so unfamiliar to me. And when I read your first share here I wondered the same thing about you and him. I have such deep curiosity about what the healing in my scenario has to offer and what it will reveal.

I would love to hear your thoughts on how breathwork has supported your journey in life. 💙💜🙏

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Monica Benedetto
Taz Street
Rachel Pitts
Chris Hardisty
Kayli Halliwell
New comment 28d ago
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    I had been searching and asking for years where to find guidance. How to more deeply tap into my guidance system . . feeling so tired and unaligned with other peoples offerings and knowing that I am able to access myself - - but feeling stuck. Breathwork allowed me to feel myself deeper. And to uncover the fragmented pieces I'd lost along my journey of life and begin to piece them back together and begin to become the bigger, more whole version of myself.

Before I started this breath work journey I did not sleep well at all. I rarely woke up feeling rested. I would wake up a during the night and it would feel like hours before I could fall back asleep and then my alarm was going off. I decided to go back and check my watch for my sleep patterns to see how they had changed. I wasn't waking up as tired most mornings so I must be sleeping better. 11/25/22- I was just beginning my breath journey and my deep sleep % was 23%. 1/16/23- 2 months later and my deep sleep % was 43%. 2/13/23- my deep sleep % was 52%! While I know that my watch is not 100% accurate, there is definitely improvement in my deep sleep numbers. I don't recall a night in the last month that I've woken up and been unable to get back to sleep. And I haven't felt the need to prop my eyelids open with toothpicks after lunch! Proof is in the pudding, as they say. A couple of weeks ago I wrote about a sign I received on a little blue sticky note. The Universe Talking. A couple days ago my husband and I went to lunch at a local Chinese Buffet, my fortune cookie read, "Better to do something imperfectly than do nothing perfectly." Well I've been trying to have a "perfect" playlist for my first guided journey, and while I'm trying to perfect said playlist I'm actually getting nothing done. - It's not perfect yet so I can't guide a journey yet- ... blah. Just one of the ways I hide, behind "perfection". I know full well that perfection is an illusion that keeps growth just out of reach. So within the next week I will guide my first journey. I will stop hiding behind perfection and put myself out there, because the only way to get great is to do it, make the mistakes and do it again, and again, building the skills and knowledge, and faith in my own ability I need to BE great.

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Julien Fatisson
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Carlos Llobet
Paula Billourou
Jenn Warwick
New comment 29d ago
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    ooooooo yes thank you for sharing. I can relate to the desire for perfect preventing me from creating and sharing. I find committing to a date like you've done - - allows the pieces to organically fall into place. Trusting that it will all be perfect in the moment for whoever shows up or for learning or for highest truth period. Yay. Way to go on committing and being in action! - connected to your why and what - not your how.

Breathwork Revolutionaries! ✊ I decided this morning instead of making this journey only accessible when y'all get to a certain level, it would be more fun to just gift it all to you guys as a way of saying thank you for being a part of this epic community ❤️ There's just one catch... To keep it fair to everyone who pre-paid and to all my private member's in my Level Up Community - I've gotta pull it down on Friday 🙅🏼 So, here's what you need to do. Click the link below to watch the intro ONLY from the live recorded session... https://breathewithbrian.wistia.com/medias/4mvttexwwm Once the intro is finished, jump over to the 9D at the link below. Make sure to use headphones 🎧 to experience the full audio effect. https://breathewithbrian.wistia.com/medias/2gelw5hdm3 WARNING: This is an incredibly intense experience. It will rock your fu**ing worlds, so start out nice and slow and build into it 🙌🏻 Once you're done, give yourselves a pat on the back for surviving the deep dive and when your fingers work again drop your comments/feedback here into this thread. Happy Valentine's Day & Happy Healing ❤️‍🩹 -Brian

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Diana Gero de Munnik
Mona Bitar
Steve Rogers
Emile Verkerk
Taz Street
New comment Feb 23
  • 3 likes • Feb 21

    @Omhar Penhos kanan ooooooooo. Que felicidades!

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    @Aviva Belfer wooohoo. I love your description of all of this and your new sensual awareneses after releasing! Wowwww yay

It really works. I purchased some medical tape on the advice of @Brian Kelly and attached it to my face as in the attached photo. Woke up after 7 hours sleep feeling really refreshed. I guess I was a closet sleep mouth breather. (I breathe through my nose during the day). I will continue to do this faithfully for the coming month to train myself that it is nose only while sleeping.👃

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Julien Fatisson
Coco Achinger
Britta Dewit
Krystal Jackson
Emile Verkerk
New comment Feb 23
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    I feel conflicted about this. And enjoy reading other people's feedback. And while we are talking about taping things shut . . . I have found I sleep so so so much better when I wear an eye cover. It took me 33 years to realize I sleep with my eyes not fully closed. And after years of sleeping with an eye cover...if I don't have it I sleep so lightly and toss and turn all night. It's a drastic shift. And I'm only now aware of how much muscling I was doing to try to close my eyes at night.

Wanted to express and share how magical I find TBW. Today during the session where I was the breather in a Journey for Stress and Anxiety relief, guided by my course colleague Coco, I became aware that the root of my physical problems, back problems to be precise, went back to my grandmother, it just dawned on me and I seem to have transcended it, at least that is how it felt. There were little emotions arising during the session, more so a lot of shaking and spasmic movements. Do not know what the result will be, but I am sure it has shifted something big inside. Infinitely grateful and amazed at what this technique can achieve 🙏💜 🌟

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Monica Benedetto
Joyce Harris
New comment Feb 22
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    wooohoo. Curious to see how it plays out. I had a practitioner work on me once who works with ancestral transgenerational patterns. . . I had this pain point in my back in one very specific spot just to the right of about T12. . .and she linked it to some trauma with my mom and my grandma. She discovered it was my grandmas. And after the session I asked my mom and grandma and it turned out they had this hot spot of pain that came and went to. . .Exact same really random spot. I work as a massage therapist for 10 years and no one specifically has this random spot . . .not like it's a consistent place pain shows up for anyone else. I share just for the realness of the generational imprints. And yay for the breathwork releasing these things! So freaking awesome to hear the different experiences we are all having.

Soooooooo I finished MB30 a handful of days ago. And my desire or inspiration to DO any breathwork is slowing down to a simmer. I'm discovering just how great I do at things when someone is leading me every step of the way or when there are rewards on a platform like this to reach a certain level to unlock certain things. And how I then get stuck in a loop of - - wanting to create that inspiration for myself and waiting for it to come. But it's not coming. How to create the game within my own life without the structure that someone else created? As I type I realize I haven't yet set the intention and therefore haven't taken control of the creation of it. But where does the balance lie in divine inspiration and following the path by letting go of control. . . and also creating shifts and leading with intention? Part of me wants to see if breathwork is really as amazing as I know it to be. A test to see if breathwork will stand up to. Thanks self sabotage for showing me the ways in which I do not lead myself into what I want to create. I am grateful for this community to be able to share and be re-inspired by others posts on how powerful this work is. And. . . How do you do your daily practice when Brian isn't leading you through it? I'd love to hear all the variations that have been created in your reality as I find my own way.

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Yara Tarek
Monica Benedetto
Sabrina Defeyter
Lucy Farran
Prateek M
New comment Feb 21
  • 4 likes • Feb 17

    @Sabrina Defeyter love this. so simple. I make it too hard. Thanks for sharing the ease. I think I'll do this today with a group of women I'm hosting space for. As I've made sharing breathwork too hard too. Thanks

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    @Lucy Farran brilliant!

Hey Savage Saints & Spiritual Hustlers! Thank you for your patience, I know it's taken a minute for us to get this out to you all but it is FINALLY HAPPENING! Are you ready to celebrate VALENTINE's DAY with an EPIC Transformational Breathwork Experience!? Join Breath Master @Brian Kelly on this deep dive breath journey, to help you rewire some of the old programming we all have buried in our subconscious minds. Tomorrow - February 14th @ 12pm Bali time Brian will be debuting his latest & greatest journey: 9D 5 Primary Trauma Imprints For this experience so clear your diary, grab your headphones and get READY for BLAST OFF!🚀 Everyone gets imprinted during childhood with trauma. Unfortunately it’s a fact of life - but what we don’t have to tolerate is the effects of unhealed trauma in our adult lives. Shame, rejection, abandonment and premature separation from our primary caregivers leave a deep wound in our cells and our psyche that must be repaired if we want to create a fulfilling, successful life with nourishing relationships. To access and repair the imprints in our cellular memory I’ve created this Transformation Breathwork Journey specifically to heal the 5 Primary Trauma Imprints. Now is the time to heal the past, embrace the present and really create the future. Click on the link at the bottom of this post to SIGN UP for this ASAP! *PS if you are a member in SKOOL as part of the LEVEL UP Breath Masters group you will receive a PROMO CODE there that will give you access to this Breathwork Journey for free! If you can’t make the time because you’re busy or it’s middle of the night in your time zone? No worries, you’ll have the recording for 7 days. Or, just come! Last time we had people join at 3am ✊ https://app.funnel-preview.com/for_domain/courses.yogilab.com/tbj-1?updated_at=68a0dcd4386fde552af7b78c961d62dav2&track=0&preview=true

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Eline Postma
Monica Benedetto
Nandita N
Renee Ramsey
Lilla Björnen
New comment Feb 16
  • 2 likes • Feb 13

    I may miss this one. Will it be posted anywhere or offered anywhere in the future @Mona Bitar

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    @Eline Postma the last one was 3am for me. This one is 9pm. It was pretty great to get my day started with breathwork in a crazy insane early way. I'll be tied up tomorrow . 😃

Hi everyone!! Wanted to connect with you all. @Brian Kelly thank you for creating this community. It feels like home 🙏. Just finished my 5 day challenge and loved every moment of it. I have been implementing the breathwork exercises to my life and shared the 4-7-8 with my son last night to fall asleep. Have a beautiful day!

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Krystal Jackson
Leanne Henry
New comment Feb 16
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    how old is he?

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    @Krystal Jackson mmmm so beautiful. So lucky to grow up with this and you! Mines 4.5. Admiring you and all that you're up to!

Hey all! This TBW is a trip! So many changes happening on purpose, with purpose (total other post) but my question today is prepping for solo clients Do you create an experience that lends to what is present for them? Do you ask specific questions when they ask to schedule a solo? This person that’s inquiring does not dig groups (which has been my jam lately). What’s your protocol? Love to hear. And how long do your solos last? Curious as heck I’m Vermont Thanks all ♥️ Beth

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Monica Benedetto
Erin Forbes
Beth Umba
Vanessa Naja
New comment Feb 15
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    such great questions. I have much interest in the answers as I dive into this creation myself as well. As what I'm leaning towards to begin with is to come up with a journey that is all encompassing for now and in the moment perhaps add in things that I know may speak to them or to intuitively use my words in the moment.

I have experienced a hyper sensitivity to the sounds when I do breath holds during the breath journey. It's like I hear this high pitching sound and all the sounds around me are intensified. Any one else has experienced this?

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Paula Billourou
Tim Fisk
Beth Rouintree Pritchett
Sylvia Stiefel
Jessica Brace
New comment Feb 15
  • 6 likes • Jan 18

    I don't experience that exactly. I experience the high pitch noise but I experience a loss of hearing momentarily. Everything is incredibly muffled. I cant really make out what words are being said. And they are of no interest to me in the moment, as long as i dont get wrapped up in the fear of why its happening. . Senses in my body are heightened. Happens in orgasm and in breathwork. I can't remember if it's the breath hold that I first had it happen on. I think it was. I'm curious the why behind it too.

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    @Jessica Brace I love non science based intuitive shares. Thank you 🙏

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Mom (4 yo), preconception-free birth-postpartum bliss, movement therapist, massage, energy alchemist, community builder, & all sorts of other magic.

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