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Breathing into Possibility

Embrace Openness and Potential in Your Daily Life

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Desireé B Stephens
Jan 15, 2024
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Embrace Openness and Potential in Your Daily Life

As we venture into Week 2 of our Somatic Breaks series, we delve into the transformative practice of "Breathing into Possibility." These exercises are short, powerful, and can be done anywhere, anytime, making them an ideal fit for our busy lives. Yet, when extended, they offer a deeper journey into self-exploration and openness.

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The Power of Breath in Decolonization Work: In the realm of decolonization and liberation work, breath becomes a symbol of resistance and empowerment. As we challenge oppressive narratives and structures, breathwork serves as a vital tool for maintaining our emotional and mental well-being. It's a reminder that amidst the complexities of social change, our breath holds the key to inner peace and potential.

Practicing Anywhere, Anytime: These breathing exercises are designed to be accessible and adaptable. Whether you're at home, work, or in transit, taking a few minutes to focus on your breathing can significantly impact your day. It's a practice of creating space within yourself, a space where possibilities can bloom.

Extending the Practice: When time permits, you can extend these breathing exercises to deepen your experience. This extended practice can become a meditative journey, providing you with greater insight and connection to your inner self and the collective journey of liberation.

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