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Hi there everyone 😊I’m living in a little beach town in Western Australia- about to do the Breathework journey tomorrow night (nervous n super excited for it all) and of course excited to be apart of this group
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Joana De Almeida
Annabelle Beydoun
Yvonne Bignall
Jenny Faulkner
Deb Mac
New comment 1d ago
Anxiety to serenity....
I am Dene Moodley from South Africa. I am married and have 2 incredibly amazing kids. I am a Virtual Assistant and work with Entrepreneur's across the world, making their lives easier. AFTER suffering major anxiety and depression I have done alot of work to come out on top and not let that unalive me. I've heard alot about breathwork and done one of Brian's trauma release breathwork last year and as intense as it was, it was also so liberating and freeing. I want more ! I need more. I'm ready to level up. Thank you Brian !
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Joana De Almeida
Dene Moodley
Yvonne Bignall
New comment 3d ago
Hello fellow health friends.
My name is Kevin Beaufrand, I am a Caribbean french living in South Carolina USA. I wear a few different health “hats”; I am a personal trainer, nutritionist, mindset coach, and I am obsessed with becoming the best version of myself daily. I love training, martial arts, and overall exercise. I am also a recovered alcoholic, and helping as many people as possible find recovery through optimal health is my mission and calling. Breath work is one area where my knowledge is lacking, so I am excited to learn about this as I know it is incredibly important!
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Prateek M
Yvonne Bignall
Naike Vorbe
Kevin Beaufrand
Annabelle Beydoun
New comment 4d ago
Introducing myself 😉
Hey new family, my name’s Tracey and I’m from London, UK. I’m married to a gorgeous Scotsman and have two beautiful fur baby Cockapoos. I’ve been working in film and Tv for the last 30 years but in 2018 landed myself in hospital for two months and came out with a life shattering diagnosis of aggressive MS. What an amazing and life changing experience it has been ever since! I discovered Dr Joe Dispenza very early on and through Breathwork and meditation, had an incredible healing experience at one of his events in 2019 🥳 Since then, I have become a certified Qi Gong practitioner and on a mission to help heal as many people as possible 🥰 I’ve tried a lot of Breathwork groups but when I tried Breath Masters, it completely blew my mind and I just knew I had to join this incredible tribe! So excited to be able to share this with my clients! 🙏
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Liezel Bredenkamp
Tracey Adam
Dene Moodley
Joana De Almeida
Annabelle Beydoun
New comment 5d ago
A new journey
Hi my beautiful people! I am Naike . A mom of 5 physically living in Miami eventhough my heart lives in Bali 😇 I have quite the journeys in my youbg 41 years and breathwork with Brian has been a pivotal part of it. It is Work and I look foward to chalenging myself even more through this community! Let the games begin 😊
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Yvonne Bignall
Joana De Almeida
New comment 5d ago
Introduction
Hello everyone! My name is Mads. I’m from Norway, 31 years old. I have struggled a lot with social anxiety as long as I can remember, but the last couple of years I have really tried to work on myself to figure out why. I didnt know much about trauma before this, and I am so glad that a friend of mine linked me a youtube video with Brian. He explained it so well, and now I am really motivated to work on all my past traumas and shit that I have gone through that I didnt even know I hadnt let go of. I have tried so many things the last couple of years, but these transformational breathing videos is by far the most powerful I have ever tried. So grateful to have found this place!
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Michelle Aurets
Yvonne Bignall
Taz Street
Joana De Almeida
Ani Lang
New comment 10d ago
Introducing myself
Must say this is wildly out of my comfort zone - not the breathing ;) - but the sharing. I normally dont share anything on social media or online, not so good when wanting to share your light. Breathing slowly as I'm feeling excitement shadowed by fear and imposter syndrome. Heyoo✌ So, introducing me. Camilla is my name and I am from the beutiful place called Norway. I'm excited and grateful to start my certification program tomorrow. Sigh... of relief. Thank you for reading. "You are me, I am you - we are made for eachother"
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Neil Watkins
Liezel Bredenkamp
Kevin Beaufrand
Prateek M
Michelle Aurets
New comment 14d ago
Introduction
HI Everyone. My name is Antoinette and I am from South Africa. I am new to breathwork but so far loving some of the exercises I have been trying out. My favourite one probably being the 10/20/30 technique. I am in the process of working through the 5 day challenge and have just completed day 4 but have a question. In the content section of day 4 when Brian describes the practice for the day, he says that we hold on the in breath as well as on the out breath but when he did the actual practice, he only instructed us to hold on the in breath. I would really appreciate some clarification on this.
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Liezel Bredenkamp
Yvonne Bignall
Prateek M
Antoinette Spence
Michelle Aurets
New comment 14d ago
Hello my new family!
My name is Gerda born and raised in Albania, moved to Turkey in 1991 when communism was over, Now I live in California since 2014. I was Albanian"s Track&Field team"s national runner, I worked in Fitness and Entertainment Industry in south of Turkey for 9 year than started with my Pilates Bussines in Istanbul and Ankara. After the first trauma in there I left Istanbul and moved to United States in Balboa Island where I open a small Pilates Studio for myself only to be stress free. Still married and we have a son. I had breast cancer 5 years ago was %100 stress related. I didn't except Chemo. I healed it in natural way.Totally vegan, lots of praying, meditation, juicing that time and now I'm cancer free. Since 5 months I went through very dramatic trauma related with my family. For the first time I could not recognize myself. I really lost it. I heard about breath-work that has done amazing to some of my friends in Turkey. I attended to one of them but I didn't get it. I'm very very exited the I found Brian in Instagram and I have taken only 2 free sessions on line with him. I was astonished with the technique and what I felt during 1 hour I went to another universe. I believe this is going to help me a lot in my healing process and I wish I will be able to help my clients in my Studio as well. Thank you for exception me in the group. Looking forward to start with the process since I'm very beginner. I hope I will get to know all of you on line or in person. Blessing,
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Joana De Almeida
Yvonne Bignall
Liezel Bredenkamp
Ani Lang
Gerda E
New comment 27d ago
Hello and thank you!
Hello everyone- from a very dark place I can see the light at the end of the tunnel and have started the journey - thanks to the words, support and love of my bro, breath master Mick Phipps - truly truly transformative - my first guided journey with him was amazing….too fragile to do any group work at the moment but we’ll get there! I hope to meet you online soon - the profile pic says it all - that was me on Sunday….hopefully there’ll be a slightly more human one soon! Phil xx
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Liezel Bredenkamp
Joana De Almeida
Yvonne Bignall
Ani Lang
New comment Oct 28
Loving Breathwork, Happy to be here!
Hi everyone, new here and so thankful to be here. I am from Durban, South Africa. Loving breathwork.
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Amanda Jane
Kevin Smith
Jenny Faulkner
Svein Ove Halvorsen
Joana De Almeida
New comment Oct 19
Not just a breathwork revolution
Hi Everyone! I am new here, signed up yesterday so have a little catching up to do but I am optimistic and determined. I am a South African, living in Scotland since Feb this year. This year has thrown many a challenge my way and breath work has been a powerful tool for break through, release and healing for me. So taking the journey further with the intention of helping others too. Looking forward to making some amazing connections here and supporting others along the way.
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Ani Lang
Jarom Stubbs
Yvonne Bignall
Joana De Almeida
New comment Oct 19
Strangers & struggles
Hi, I’m Nadine. I am new, started 2 1/2 weeks ago and wow has time flown. I feel like I’m writing to strangers but I know our connections will soon start to root down so I feel free to lay it down. Is anybody else struggling to find time and energy to really dive into the training? For me, I’m pretty sure it’s a situational issue. You see, right now my husband and 2 girls and I live in an efficiency apartment in a horse barn that is only 600 sq ft. I know there are families in every city that live in spaces this small but I have always been someone who needs to recharge with myself quietly and letting my mind and body do what it needs to do which, on a normal basis, would be cooking a good meal, doing some yoga, creating music or spending quality time with our little mini horse. But for the last 2 years when I’m alone, it’s been a forced time to catch up on laundry or tackling all of our dishes that have piled up in the sink because we don’t have a dishwasher or cleaning up the toys on the floor so nobody trips or steps on legos in the slender strip of empty space we have to walk from one end of the apartment to the other. Did I mention we also have an English Mastiff and 2 fiercely affectionate cats (used to be 3 but the wilderness took her away from us recently…). No matter what I do, this is always a FULL (of things to do) house. My plate is overflowing just being a mom, wife and home maker! Let’s keep going… I just started a horse boarding business after we moved out of what used to be Nashville and we bought this land that we love in a town that we adore. It came with a dreadfully old farmhouse and a 5-stall barn with the “stable keepers” apartment on the opposite side of the hallway from the horses (and approx 20 chickens, give or take at any day of the week)! We sure know how to be found when someone discovers they aren’t allowed to have chickens within their city limits, or someone finds a kitten, or peacocks (yes we tried that out) or horses that need a safe spot temporarily… We give everything we have to care for all the animals and all of this amazing plot of God’s country. Ok, you get the picture. So this “dreadfully old farmhouse” aforementioned came with it’s own energies that were not so easy to care for. My daughters started to become tormented almost every single night by a former owner of the house and this mamma started having panic attacks for the first time ever! What a nightmare!! Fast forward a bit to finding a good psychiatrist and an “energy healer” who told this invisible man living in our house to pack his bags and go home because his mother was waiting for him. She really did it! My kids and I were finding stillness in the night again. But it wasn’t long after that more trouble arrive - our new-ish dishwasher had been leaking on us. The joys of working with appliance and home owners insurance claims is next to none, let me tell you. We had no crawl space to get under the house to see the real extent of the damage that was starting to show in the original hardwood floors. In fact we discovered that half of the house was an addition on cinderblocks! To replace the kitchen floor, we had to replace it all and it had to start from the top down. So we started ripping up the entire first floor of our 2 story farmhouse only to discover the hot-tub sized crater in the dirt below that undoubtedly was created by water… heavy rain and such. We had a suspicion that the dishwasher was only a kick in the butt to get us started on what we knew we would have to do eventually but was not supposed to happen in the first 6 months! The house always had a smell, like a thick layer of musty stuff was hiding under the house. Once we really got to see the foundation which was hardly holding the house up due to water and extreme termite damage, we also got to see what had been living and was no longer living under there. We moved into the apartment ASAP once we saw that some of the main exterior load-bearing beams were not even touching the earth! Complete tear down came at an exhausting cost, topped with live snakes in the pink insulation between our walls and shedded snake skins upstairs in the knocked-out debris. Obviously we saw mold but that was the least concerning thing to me at that point. The house was 102 yrs old after all and it clearly was no place to raise children in. The kicker here is that my husband and I own another company which forces him to travel Mon-Fri most weeks, all year long. So I did what I could trying to hold everything together and we hired who we could afford to take on this massive project. Our first goal of moving in was last year at Christmas. The setbacks we’ve had are unbelievable. But now, we are thinking maybe this Christmas we’ll be in there. My kiddos sleep on the living room couch which I hate for them, and there was more living space if the master king split bed was actually split on opposite sides of the wall. The one good thing about the space is the pocket door for the bathroom… the bathroom that is also used publicly for my clients. Oh well, we are alive and have recently found this immense happiness together as a family after a long spiral downward. My spiral went pretty dark… my husband, well he got to leave every week and sleep in clean and spacious hotel rooms… or sometimes, his truck. His stress is/was just as hard as it is here back at the farm. He had a lot of money to make - supporting my business, our family, our home remodel and 6 families (employees) and obviously the endless slew of contractors. Now, conducting the contractors is another job I hold. GC-ing a bunch of men who want to rush through so they can move onto the next one…. At least 3 now have screwed us financially with bad installs and then walking away… you wouldn’t believe some of my stories if you heard them. So, as I sit and write this to complete strangers, I guess I need to be heard today. This was supposed to be my BM catch-up day. I missed the first week because we were flying home from a family thing up north and the second week just flew by as my kids have been home on fall break for a long week and a half (seriously?! Yes, that long) and they went back to school yesterday - yay a cleaning day for me! Except I couldn’t clean. My body did not want to do a single thing yesterday but be horizontal. I vowed that tomorrow (today) would be an energizing day of watching my lessons and starting my own journey of healing AND cleaning in between. But not long after the kids took the bus, did I get a call from the school nurse telling me that my eldest was throwing up in class. Dear Lord! Another day shot…. And tomorrow my husband will be back and he always demands quality family time as he should, he works so incredibly hard for us and he doesn’t get to reap any of the benefits of feeling our love and appreciation for him for more than half of a year… and that’s been every year since we’ve been married. I am so grateful for him now but it was exactly 1 year ago when I called a divorce lawyer “just to find out”. I’m so glad I never placed that 2nd call. We are stronger than ever just having passed that 7 year hump. So as I sit here, still on medications that I started years ago which I don’t think are helping as much as they are hurting and still ecstatic that my husband finally agreed to fund me on this journey which instantly wiped thousands from our account the day he said yes (we caught a bit of a deal - thank you SO much to the BM team for your generous nature!) and I was SO pumped for days just waiting for class to begin only to realize our flights interfered with day 1. Ugh. I’m so behind with just everything… losing my energizing steam yet again to dive into the slides. Feeling like a failure already. I want this so bad; we NEED this so bad. Needing the journey for Me and for those I love and also, needing the income so my husband doesn’t have to pull all nighters anymore driving all over the country and installing security systems in Detroit or Chicago or small town Ohio, in corporations during the times when their employees are not in the building. You must know that horse boarding doesn’t make an income. You’re lucky if you break even and we have yet to do that. And for what? To have these majestic lawn ornaments that we can’t ride or fully enjoy because really- the job is just shoveling up sh*t everyday of the year and dumping it in the back of the property, constantly refilling water buckets and administering medications and supplements which are highly sensitive and detailed. Repeat repeat repeat. Oh, and rinse rinse rinse in the shower a couple times a day….wash wash wash the half dozen outfit changes in 1 day (x4). It’s redundant and bland and full of flies, mice, dust and venomous spiders that creep into what we call home for now. We need more vacations no doubt, but vacations aren’t readily available owning a farm and neither is the grocery store which is much too far away. Haven’t had the time to plant a garden yet so our diet is up and down since perishables don’t last long… Anyways, thanks for reading and understanding why I needed to write today. I know each and every one of you are just as overworked and busy and anxious about what is happening in the world as I am. I could use some advice on navigating life around this experience. Was it hard to find the time? What did you do that worked? And am I supposed to have a semi-empty stomach when we are learning the different breath journeys? I’ve heard some journeys can be so intense that throwing up or crying or screaming is possible. And how should I explain this to my kids who are sitting 5 feet away in their little personal zones in this tiny apartment? I wish I had a space for me to learn and expand and not be interrupted because my little people are hungry or thirsty or need an extra hand while using the commode… (LOL, had to throw in something to make you laugh). The sick one is sitting here and asking me if it hurts to type this much, haha. Here we are, sharing laughs (and germs) together. She’s getting all of my time while my kindergartener is still at school. At least it’s Friday!!! Thank you 💕
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Ani Lang
Yvonne Bignall
Liezel Bredenkamp
Svein Ove Halvorsen
Nadine Pomeroy
New comment Oct 17
2nd week in…
Loving the course so far, and really enjoying the discipline of 3 daily practices and a breathing journal. Am seeing a positive change already.
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Yvonne Bignall
Jarom Stubbs
Ani Lang
Joyce Harris
Svein Ove Halvorsen
New comment Oct 16
Happy to be part of this community!
Hello Community! My name is Marcela and I 'm from Colombia although I've been living in Florida since 2016 and now I'm in Sunny Isles. I 'm a psychotherapist, Life Coach and Human Development Consultant, and I want to bring the breath work into my retreats where I work with the inner child and into my community of women, which I invite you to visit and follow on instagram (although the content is in Spanish). www.instagram.com/your9goddesses
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Kira Tucker
Joyce Harris
Liezel Bredenkamp
Leanna Bishop
Svein Ove Halvorsen
New comment Oct 16
Greeting to everyone
I´m Sebastian, I´m from Colombia, but currently living a in Miami. I´ve been a life coach and HR consultant for the last 15 years, Thrill will this journey, which I’ll be making both in English and Spanish. I really hope I can get to know as much of you all as possible. So don’t hesitate to stop and say hi.
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Yvonne Bignall
Liezel Bredenkamp
Joyce Harris
Sebastian Serrano
Mike Swaney
New comment Oct 14
Into
Hello everyone! I’m Jarom stubbs from Provo Utah, USA. So good to be part of a group focused on global healing and progression of consciousness. I had an awaking 10 years ago that really had me questioning my choices and deep rooted beliefs of life. Since that time I’ve studied all sorts of healing modalities, philosophies, theologies, etc. But it wasn’t until breath work entered my life that everything that I was learning finally sunk in and’s I began making real change. I’ve totally fallen in love with breathing which means to me falling in love with life. I’ve never felt so alive. I’ve done the mb30 course and loved the instruction and practice! Thank you for creating this space! Much peace to everyone!
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Leanna Bishop
Liezel Bredenkamp
Yvonne Bignall
Jarom Stubbs
Ani Lang
New comment Oct 10
Introducing Myself
Hey everyone! I’m Kira and I currently live in Spicewood, Texas (outside of Austin). I’m a holistic coach so adding breathwork seemed like the perfect way to tie it all together. Thrilled to be here- learning, growing, and connecting with you all💗
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Yvonne Bignall
Liezel Bredenkamp
Ani Lang
Kira Tucker
Tracey Adam
New comment Oct 10
Introducing myself
Hi everyone - Jon Carson from Toronto Canada , Former police Officer who turned into a Mediation and Mindfulness Instructor. Used my journey through PTSD to develop and implement Mindfulness Based Resilience Courses I created for Emergency Service. Looking forward to getting into and being a student ..
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Ani Lang
Yvonne Bignall
Jordi Elvidge
Norm Fisher
Kira Tucker
New comment Oct 9
Introducing myself ☺️
Hi everyone. I’m Emma and I have joined the Breath Masters family and starting the course come Monday! I’m super pumped but also would be lying if I didn’t say I was a little nervous. In saying that, you don’t grow or progress if you don’t step a little outside the comfort zone, am I right 😂 Looking forward to interacting with you all and learning everything there is to know about breath work and how we can help bring this out into the world of many more people! Any tips or tricks to help me get through, please, drop a comment! Would love to hear from you ☺️
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Yvonne Bignall
Ani Lang
Piru Borrero
Jenny Faulkner
Emma Dorn
New comment Oct 6
Introduction
Hey everyone, I’m Leanna 👋🏼 breathwork facilitator and mother of two teens from South Australia 🇦🇺 I am SO excited to be extending my training and deepening my work to become a Breathmaster with you all. When breathwork found me during my nervous breakdown recovery 4 years ago I never DREAMED I would be holding space and taking woman on transformative journeys myself. But here we are, freshy back from Bali where I filmmed content for my new website about to be relaunched and ready to make even more of an impact on women’s health and well-being. Im so excited. Let’s do this. 🥳🫁 This is where I hang. Come say hi https://www.instagram.com/themotherlung_breathwork/
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Kevin Smith
Leanna Bishop
Norm Fisher
Yvonne Bignall
Camilla Møll
New comment Oct 3
First Day ⚡
Hi amazing souls on this journey inward. Grateful to have this opportunity to level up myself, but most importantly bring this medicine to all who cross my path in need. Especially in the professional athlete zone where I am in. I see a huge disconnect here and I am ready to take this medicine and be a vessel to serve others to live a life of peace, abundance, and unconditional joy daily.❤️
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Ani Lang
Liezel Bredenkamp
Yvonne Bignall
Ryan Schief
Grant Pieterse
New comment Sep 18
Thank you
Thank you for accepting me into this community and I look forward to meeting everyone and learning how to be better with my breath work.
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Marc God
Kara Miller
Helen Simon
Joyce Harris
Mike Swaney
New comment Sep 2
Thank you
Thank you for accepting me as member of this community @Brian Kelly . I have already been checking out some of the video’s and followed the Feb 28, 2023 guided deep breathwork session by @Marina Savic (see classroom). It was an amazing experience. I had done dome breathwork before but never a longer and deep one like this. You are just amazing at holding space. I felt somewhat anxious at first, even though it was replay 🙈 but when I decided to relax and trust the process it felt safe. And the funniest thing, it felt as if Marina was speaking directly to me. It appeared there was another Mark in the session whom I had not seen at first. Meanwhile, I have been promoting Marina’s session to several people and sent them a link to the Feb 28th session. Looking forward to healing some old emotional wounds and getting fully connected to my heart. Thanks! P.S. Here is an impression of the session with Marina.
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Liezel Bredenkamp
Marina Savic
Kara Miller
Yvonne Bignall
Marc God
New comment Aug 28
New to group!
Hi everyone! I’m so excited to be here. I’m in the 10 week BM 10 week training -signed up last minute but catching up. I completed the 9Djourney and it was out of this world AMAZING! I’m looking forward to adding this amazing modality to my work in helping others transmute pain to power. I would love to connect with those that might be integrating Breathwork with EFT tapping.
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Jenni Davies
Adriana Hilerio
Paulo Silva
Amber Fleming-Shon
Mike Swaney
New comment Aug 24
Introduction
Hi everyone, I'm from South Africa living in Dubai were I have started a life coach business. Was completely blown away with my breath work session and convinced that this is my future life path! Cannot wait to start the 10 week course in October.
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Helen Simon
Yara Randa
Ella Fury
Ryan Schief
New comment Aug 14
9D and going for it! Let me know if you did too🔥
First post. Did the 5 Day Challenge in November, loved it, but struggled to find the privacy to continue the habit. Well I'm back now, and going for it. I'll re-do the 5Day, but going to plunge right into the 9D 90 min journey. I'm on a mission to regain my energy, my life and overcome fatigue, and though it's been a very long and difficult journey I have made progress. Here's to breaking free. Let's do this.
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Paulo Silva
Mike Swaney
Eloy B
New comment Aug 7
Greetings to All!
Hi, I just finished the first class of the 10 week program to earn my certification as a breathwork coach. After what I have seen so far, I am sure thT I have chosen the right path WITH the right organization! I am excited to be here with you all!
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Mike Swaney
Paula Stockamp
New comment Aug 4
Glad to be here
Hi, I am Kathrin, fulltime working sigle mum of two wonderful girls.I am glad to be here and restart breathing ☀️
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Margarita Florodimitri
Mike Swaney
Helen Simon
New comment Aug 4
Breathwork is a fine art
Hi there! I reside in AZ, and love the Transformational changes Breathwork has brought into my life. ❤️ I'd signed up and paid for MB 30 on the Yogilab website, but the website is gone. Why did that happen? I feel like my membership should have been transferred here, for I wasn't notified Yogilab was shutting down.
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Mike Swaney
New comment Aug 4
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