“I Am that I Am.” As you speak this proclamation you reconnect with
the Sacred Circle of Life, you voice a powerful prayer of your unique
existence, which is the essence of Divine Breath. With this first tender
movement of awareness, you breathe for that which inspires you, for that
which gives you life. You become pure ceremony re-enacting the greatness
and emptiness of All That Is. You breathe from the deepest stillness, from
the darkest void. You enter as the “Word of God”, a bare speck of divine
sound uttered in deafening silence. You are spoken into being. Woven
through earth and time into a human form of biology, you are a love song,
a divine whim, hurled out from profound immobility into eons and eons of
change and evolution.
Although Tokyo is a huge metropolis, there are many small streets and
quiet areas where one can feel at ease. I live about a half hour from
the center of town and my neighborhood has the feel of a small village.I live in a large ground floor corner apartment in a three story building and my apartment also serves as my office. I love the comfort of working from home, and I feel great not having to commute to work every day.
Two sides of my apartment have verandas that run the full length and width of my space. On the side that houses my office and treatment room I have numerous beautiful plants and flowers growing and a large birdfeeder that attracts many of the locals.
Welcome to the July 2009
Breath and Breathing Report.
This is a question that has not bothered me for a long time, precisely because I don't know how to answer it.
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Breathe.
Breathing can transform your life.
"When you're not here... Where are you?"
This was the question posed by a Japanese friend sitting at a table near me in our local coffee shop. "Huh?" I said, as I oriented back to being in the room.
"Well I've known you for some time now" he said, "And I've never seen you go so far away while sitting here."
It's true that I was sitting in the coffee shop, but was somewhere else emotionally. I had transported myself back in time, thinking about the wonderful experiences I had with my teacher Eva who recently passed away, and her husband Gene.
Recently
I read an interesting polemic article in the American newspaper New
York Times (25/03/2008). Written by Natalie Angier, the text is based
on the research of prominent biologists and psychologists concerning
monogamy. The conclusion that they reach is impressive: conjugal
infidelity is present throughout the animal kingdom.
Hello
Everyone, 
- Here is the introduction to the whole 14 meditation cycle which provides some very useful tips and inspiration on how to prepare for a session of meditation:
- This is the first meditation from the cycle:
This is the fuller, longer version of the series overview. Gunnel provides an overview of each of the twelve in depth presentations looking at he healing potential of breathwork.More Articles...
- The 2009 Global Inspiration Conference 6th - 13th of July, Mexico
- Astrology Update & Newsletter - May 2009 from Marcus Mason and Sue Weaver
- A model's routine by Paulo Coehlo
- April Breath & Breathing report by Dan Brule
- Introducing Julie Wise
- The Warrior of Light and his temperament by Paulo Coehlo
- Some Words From Osho
- Integrative Breathwork by Jacquelyn Small
- March 2009 Report: "Ramblings on Love, Life and Breath.” by Dan Brule
- In search of the perfect leader by Paulo Coelho
Breathwork helps you to relax and de-stress, it can iron out the nervous tension and worry of the daily grind and busy modern lives. It can help you to bring lasting peace, calm and clarity to troubled, often frantic busy lives. It will help you in re-establishing your true direction to achieve your fullest potential.