Breathing Exercises

Breathing Exercises

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Breathing Exercises
  • Reduce Inflammation

    This technique is not only great for reducing inflammation in the body, but it is a chance for you to become the alchemist. It is a chance to cleanse your mind and body. It truly comes down to where you take your mind, so take into the places where it needs to go.

  • Increase Creativity

    If your mind is stuck in logical thinking and you need to pull yourself back inward? Use this breath to get back into your body and unlock creativity within you.

  • Letting Go

    Often times the words don't mean enough, so we use this breath to teach our bodies what it feels like, to let go.
    Allow this breath to build throughout you expanding to its absolute peak. Feeling the tension leave the body on the exhale. It's time to create space for something new.

  • Energy

    It's time to bring energy into the body and wake the mind up!
    This breath will deepen the connection to your belly while freeing it of the excess. Connect to the pace of the breath with your mind and use breath to create new energy within in.

  • Being Present

    Use this connected breath to pull you into the Present moment. Often times we lose ourselves in the day to day that we forget to simply breathe. Use this breath to hold you in the present moment.

  • Calming

    Come back to a natural form of breathing with resting at the bottom of your exhale. Use this extra space to calm your heart and find yourself.

  • Deepen Connection

    Deepen the connection to each part of the body. Use this breath to latter your way from the belly to the chest to the mind. Knowing that every breath in, is a chance to receive, you must bring your mind into each space as the breath expands throughout it.