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5 contributions to Coherence
Hey everyone — Indy here 👋
Really glad to be in this space with you. A little bit about me (and why I care about this work so much): I spent years living in what I call “functional overwhelm.” From the outside, I was doing great: national-level athlete, chasing corporate goals, stacking opportunities, pushing hard because I believed that’s what success required. Inside? My nervous system was quietly white-knuckling its way through life. Like a lot of high performers, I thought stress was a sign to work harder — not to listen deeper. Eventually, the body does what the body does: it speaks louder than the mind. Anxiety, burnout, rushing, never feeling “caught up,” and believing I should be able to handle everything on my own. Sound familiar? Breathwork cracked that pattern open for me. Not in a mystical, float-through-the-universe way (although
 sometimes). But in a “holy sh*t, I can actually feel calm in my own body” kind of way. It gave me something I didn’t realize I was missing: capacity. Space. The ability to move through pressure with clarity instead of contraction. It helped me through identity shifts, heartbreak, rebuilding my sense of self, leaving old versions behind, and learning how to be with discomfort instead of trying to outrun it. It made life deeper, not smaller. Since then, I’ve spent years teaching breathwork and nervous system practices to athletes, entrepreneurs, and the everyday “life is a lot right now” humans who want to feel grounded, focused, and more like themselves. The science is real: when you regulate your physiology, your mind, energy, confidence, and creativity change with it. Here in Coherence, I’ll be guiding sessions and sharing tools you can use in real life — at your desk, in a tough conversation, mid-workout, or when your brain tries to convince you the world is on fire (it usually isn’t). This work doesn’t need to feel mystical or intense. It can be simple, practical, and surprisingly fun. If you see me in a session, say hi. If you’ve got questions, ask them.
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Great way to put it, becoming aware when you are “functional” is an accomplishment in and of itself. I had to become dysfunctional lol, to become aware.
Hello from Leeds, England
Hi, I'm Kyle, based in Leeds, England. The most interesting place I've ever taken a breath was alone on Norway’s tallest mountain. Currently I am focused on deepening my breathing practice and connecting its grounding power to my writing and meditation practices as someone who suffers from analysis paralysis, breath work is a wonderful tool to calm the intellectual frequency of thoughts. Lastly, Being in this transformational community will serve as a great foundation to build a resilient and calm mind body connection. So,I look forward to sharing many cosmic breaths with you all! Many Blessings, Kyle
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Sounds like a great place to take a deep breath. I’ve experienced quite a bit of analysis paralysis too.
Crisis conquered this week
Endeavoring to heal hip, pelvis, legs, feet thorax, shoulders and neck. Self hypnosis (which helps me see the emotional root cause of the physical pain). and Ramtha’s teachings have helped me greatly over the past 5 years. I had a crisis this week with the feet (foot tendons and fascia). I’ve been doing Arnica every hour, baths with salts 3 times a day and Vortex Breath morning, evening and during baths. I find that I am able visualize the vortex better progressively, particularly during breathhold. I am better today and able to post. Thanks everyone for your focus. ✌
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Thanks for sharing, I am not familiar with Ramtha will have to check it out.
Hi all, I’m Stephen in Colorado
I'm Stephen, I currently live in Colorado Springs, CO The most interesting place I've ever taken a breath was in a fighter jet while I was in the Air Force and getting to ride with some pilots in their backseat, they wanted to get me to throw up đŸ€ź because at the time I was a big bad college football player but I breathed and got through pulling the Gs. Currently I am focused on becoming the healthiest strongest version of myself and being present for my 9 yo son
Welcome fellow Breathers!
My name is Nick Sweeney, and I'm just a normal guy who breathes a lot. My brother and I had a vision of millions of people breathing in perfect sync. What would that do to the field of Earth? 1 Billion people breathing in love, and breathing out love? I started off my breathing journey when I got badly injured, the doctor said I wouldn't be able to walk normally or without pain again. With nowhere left to turn, I breathed my way back to health, and my life was changed forever. I began coaching people, obsessing over the supposed "limits" of what possible for the human spirit inhabiting a body. My mission now is to synchronize humanity through breath, to assemble fellow human beings together and pulse love outwards with every breath for the greater good. I have always been deeply effected by the injustices of the world. The evil that's becoming more prevalent, and I have felt helpless for most of my life to do anything about it. There are a list of systems that act as strongholds for power. Political, financial, medical, information, technology, corporate, and psychological systems that work against the individual so that a small group keeps power. But the strongest system of them all is the our human system, and the synchronization of our systems on a common goal. This system is so strong that we forget it exists. We forget that our hearts are beating, our cells are regenerating, our minds are evolving...24/7 We forget that this system has been proven to cause remote events to occur just from thought alone. We forget that there is a system designed by nature that holds the fabric of life together. I felt helpless...until I dug into the research and realized how profound our collective intention really is....how much power we really possess. Synchronizing our breath and conscious intention is the best way to change the world for the better. This is a bet I will double down on until my last breath. You hold the power, we hold the power, and it's time to override the outdated systems, and regulate the nervous system of earth together.
Welcome fellow Breathers!
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Enjoying trying out your style of breath work.
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