Active Breathwork Practice For Embodiment
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Active Breathwork Practice For Embodiment

by Tara Roland

Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Experienced
Plays
1

This breathwork practice begins with a few minutes of grounding and arrival, allowing you to settle into your body and create a sense of safety before we transition into 10 minutes of active breathwork. The technique is a two-part breath: first inhaling deeply into the belly, then taking a second sip of air into the chest, followed by a full exhale out the mouth. This embodied practice is designed to help move and transform stored emotions and feelings through the body. The breath pattern is intentionally up-regulating rather than down-regulating, meaning it stimulates the nervous system and can activate physical, mental, and emotional states. Please do not practice if you are currently pregnant or have a history of severe asthma or epilepsy, high blood pressure, or heart or lung complications.

BreathworkEmbodimentGroundingWhole Body BreathingEnergyBody AwarenessGratitudeJournalingGrounding TechniqueEnergy VisualizationGratitude PracticeBreath HoldingJournaling Integration

Meet your Teacher

Tara Roland

Portland, OR, USA

Meet your Teacher

Tara Roland

Portland, OR, USA