fashionista-ta
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Oh no, so sorry!! Was it the part about taking full responsibility? I thought it may be misunderstood to mean you must blame yourself, so I changed it... I think responsibility is key. I'd love to hear what you were about to say.
Your breathwork sounds fascinating!! I actually do feel an iron corset when I expand my ribs . How did you manage it, was it just a matter of practice?? My yogic breathwork is more structured, it involves 25 minutes of various yogic breath techniques, but it's great how yours can be practiced anywhere. I agree, breath is powerfully healing. I love how you describe the breath as receiving/releasing; I've always thought of it as energizing/relaxing, which may be similar after all.
Yes, that was it ... and I agree. It's so important to realize ... I am a grown-up person in charge of my own life. It's actually quite difficult for other people to negatively affect us without our own permission. For example, if I have negative thoughts that are replaying something negative that someone else has done to me, I'm allowing that to happen. That person isn't ruining my peace, I am allowing my own thoughts to ruin my peace. So either I have not learned the skills I need to have peace, or I'm not using them--those are the two options.
I took a breathwork workshop, and then had another private session with the breathwork person. To tell you the truth, I'm not entirely certain how I got rid of the iron corset, I just know that it was there & now it's not & I can breathe deeply without restriction. In the Doreen Virtue book I mentioned earlier, there's at least one entity that helps with breathwork.
On the in breath, I consciously receive help, blessings, positive energy, everything good that's out there ... and on the out breath, I consciously release negative thoughts & energy & emotion & everything I no longer need.