Sandeep H

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Sandeep H is a meditation/breathwork guide and holistic health author. His specialization is in the field of Yoga, Ayurveda, Vedanta and other Eastern Philosophies like Taoism, Buddhism. He has spent the last 10 years studying these concepts under various teachers in different institutions. In his pursuit to combine all these diverse fields of knowledge, Sandeep published his first book "Tracing the Roots of Health and Happiness" in 2019 October.

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Cheryl

Apr 2, 2025

Thanks so much for sharing and I will pass this on to others. I was happy to hear that I am doing all the steps you mentioned which makes me feel amazing and thank you for sharing your gift Cheryl J💫

Olivia

Feb 25, 2025

Many thanks, love your short interesting thoughts!🌺

Olivia

Feb 11, 2025

It just dawned on me, how beautiful you thanking me for learning from you … I enjoyed the peaceful voice and guidance. Much appreciated thank you your way🙂💐❤️

Olivia

Feb 4, 2025

A great message once again, thank you for pointing it out in a positive way. You do this so well.

Olivia

Feb 4, 2025

Nicely stated and easy to relate to once aware the hard work continues. Love how you effortlessly describe , thanks 😊

Daniel Coetsee

Jan 13, 2025

Thank you for this powerful guided practice. Much appreciated.

~Jac~

Aug 21, 2024

Thank you 🙏 This is really interesting. I’ll definitely introduce humming into my day. 💙

Barbara Faison

Jul 8, 2024

Thank you for that insightful information.❤️🙏🏾❤️

JJ

Feb 27, 2024

I never knew about those benefits of humming. Thank you!🙏

Bart

Oct 22, 2023

I really liked it, but few "warnings". There's a background noise (birds, children playing, etc). I found it nice, because it feels more "real", like I'm inside a nice, normal community. But if you want a total silence, that's not for you. Actual breathing session is very short, only 4 rounds of a full "box" (inhale, hole, exhale, hold). Each side of the "box" is much shorter than your typical breathwork recording. I liked it, I find those typical "4 seconds" much longer than 4 seconds. But if you like longer inhales, holds, etc. that's not for you. I'd love if there was a longer recording (5 minutes) of just breathing, in the same setting :)

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