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"The first step in healing ourselves is becoming aware of our breathing and how we breathe because that regulates all our bodily systems."
Today, Paula Chichester explores the healing power of our breath. She shares some simple exercises to connect with our breathing, reduce our stress levels and promote healing in our minds and bodies. Finally, she leads a healing meditation technique from Traditional Chinese Medicine, giving a taste of how the breath can connect the body with our inner world.
This talk is part of 'Healing the Body, Healing the Mind', a weekend of workshops and talks organised by Science & Wisdom LIVE in collaboration with Jamyang London Buddhist Centre and Land of Medicine Buddha.
Show Notes:
Science & Wisdom LIVE brings meditation practitioners in conversation with scientists to address the problems of contemporary society and come to new possible solutions.
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"The first step in healing ourselves is becoming aware of our breathing and how we breathe because that regulates all our bodily systems."
Today, Paula Chichester explores the healing power of our breath. She shares some simple exercises to connect with our breathing, reduce our stress levels and promote healing in our minds and bodies. Finally, she leads a healing meditation technique from Traditional Chinese Medicine, giving a taste of how the breath can connect the body with our inner world.
This talk is part of 'Healing the Body, Healing the Mind', a weekend of workshops and talks organised by Science & Wisdom LIVE in collaboration with Jamyang London Buddhist Centre and Land of Medicine Buddha.
Show Notes:
Science & Wisdom LIVE brings meditation practitioners in conversation with scientists to address the problems of contemporary society and come to new possible solutions.
Subscribe to our Newsletter
Follow us on Facebook
Follow us on Instagram
Follow us on Youtube
Visit our Website