Love this technique! Simple and effective. Can be done easily at any point throughout the day :-) Also, thank you for sharing the artwork of Hilma af Klint. Oh my, I'm hooked! I found YouTube videos that share more about her work and the exhibit that was at the Guggenheim. Breathtakingly beautiful https://youtu.be/QUAU_Ym8rY8?si=ys-rq8NYQHYlP3YV
It feels quite pleasant! I've done this exercise a while ago with a somatic coach. I forgot all about it until the newsletter notification! Thanks for the reminder, Satya! - and I wanna share also that it's really worthwhile to practice these exercises outside of acute/crisis moments, even when one is 'okay' - then when we need them, they're top of mind ☺️
Hi Satya, we have your awesome book on our bookshelf and it gave both my husband and I so much to discuss... I’m a Meaning type and he’s a Stability type haha. Cool to see you writing here on Substack and looking forward to following along from one therapist to another! 🙏🏼✨
Good breathing technique. I feel by doing this quiet ,silent and peaceful internally .
But I do other breathing exercise. In my breathing exercise I close my eyes and just i focus on inhale and exhale of my breathing and I increase the time of inhale and exhale of breathing.
I’ve used Om as a breathing technique for years. Vooo, at least for me, engages a lower register, which results in vibrations not just just in my throat, but from my throat down to at least my solar plexus and maybe as low as my upper belly. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
This is very helpful! Also, I practice QiGong, which includes many breathing and sound techniques.
We take in so much negativity just watching the news, etc. All the best, Barbara Bartels
Love this technique! Simple and effective. Can be done easily at any point throughout the day :-) Also, thank you for sharing the artwork of Hilma af Klint. Oh my, I'm hooked! I found YouTube videos that share more about her work and the exhibit that was at the Guggenheim. Breathtakingly beautiful https://youtu.be/QUAU_Ym8rY8?si=ys-rq8NYQHYlP3YV
It feels quite pleasant! I've done this exercise a while ago with a somatic coach. I forgot all about it until the newsletter notification! Thanks for the reminder, Satya! - and I wanna share also that it's really worthwhile to practice these exercises outside of acute/crisis moments, even when one is 'okay' - then when we need them, they're top of mind ☺️
~ with a smile,
a 25yo in the thick of it 😋
Hi Satya, we have your awesome book on our bookshelf and it gave both my husband and I so much to discuss... I’m a Meaning type and he’s a Stability type haha. Cool to see you writing here on Substack and looking forward to following along from one therapist to another! 🙏🏼✨
Good breathing technique. I feel by doing this quiet ,silent and peaceful internally .
But I do other breathing exercise. In my breathing exercise I close my eyes and just i focus on inhale and exhale of my breathing and I increase the time of inhale and exhale of breathing.
Lovely Satya! This brief experience was impactful. I look forward to integrating the practice.
Thank you for your generous heart!
I’ve used Om as a breathing technique for years. Vooo, at least for me, engages a lower register, which results in vibrations not just just in my throat, but from my throat down to at least my solar plexus and maybe as low as my upper belly. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.