Group event in Rebirthing/ Breathwork
Hi to everybody. I just started recently a Meetup Group called www.meetup.com...... I am inviting everyone to join who is suffering from anxiety, depression, abuse or addiction, stress or simply having breathing problems. This meet up group which is presently growing will conduct regular group meetings in the application and experience of breathwork. It is fundamentally a breathing technique which helps to connect to often underlying and less conscious causes of stress and to help to resolve or remove them using the breathing itself as the tool and helper. The term Rebirthing here has no religious affiliation but more so one of being in spirit, inspired and inspirational to remove obstacles of trauma in its many forms from our life so we may live a life with much more freedom and peace and compassion. Something we all could do with some more in times like these. You can join this group or contact me directly here . Looking forward to meet you. I have not set a date for our first meetup event but like to have at least 6-11 people willing to come before I start booking a venue. If you have done some breathwork sessions before or attended a workshop these group meeting still can be very valuable to anyone who knows about the breath and its gifts and secrets it holds. See you soon.
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