This is a forty five minute audio lecture from the 2008 Global Inspiration Conference. It's about how Holographic Breathing first unfolded, how it works, and also how this breathing system opens through the holography of the body and energies. There is also the anatomy pictures to go with this lecture.
I stroll through the big city like I have strolled through so many other big cities in this world, and I see the same scenes; a man walking and talking on his cell phone, a boy running to catch the bus, a mother pushing a stroller, a young couple kissing in a park, kids playing football in a vacant lot, churches, traffic lights, billboards. I stand waiting with a group of people to cross the street and glance at the monuments that always show great men deep in thought, bearing the world on their shoulders.
I recently read “The Talent Code” by Daniel Coyle, and I had a wonderful chat with him after reading it. If you ask me, this book is a must read for anyone interested in human potential or peak performance. It explores the cutting edge of brain science related to human development and learning. It contains key insights into how we develop skills, and it sheds light on why some people attain to excellence in their field, while others remain at the level of mediocrity. I encourage you to visit www.thetalentcode.com.
“The Art of War,” written by Sun Tzu in 490 A.C., speaks of the five laws of combat, which are as follows:
The slippers each student wears from the changing room to the dojo are meant to be neatly lined up at the dojo door. If necessary, when you enter the dojo you tidy up any slippers left askew. You do this, because after a while it feels unsettling to see slippers out of place. You also do this because you know sensei sends a student to make sure everyone and everything is ready, before making his way to the dojo. Neatly lined up slippers is a way of saying "We are ready to receive your lesson."
In Holographic Breathing there is a movement of the mouth on the in-breath the jaw gently opens, and on the out-breath the jaw gently closes. This is held by the lips being closed and the tongue being on the roof of the mouth, the breath is through the nose.
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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.