Breathing
A group of resources to help form healthy habits
There is this happy side-effect when you read a book about health and breathing. For 300+ pages you become very conscious of your breathing patterns and end up getting very focused practice along the way. When we might find it difficult to form good habits ā we can just consume more material and get on with it.
This is a growing list of resources Iām gathering to help me form some healthy habits.
This post will be updated with more resources. Submit a pull request or contact me if you want to add anything else on breathing and health.
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Breath by James Nestor
An exploration of the science, history, and cultural practices surrounding breathing, revealing its profound impact on our health, well-being, and overall quality of life.Science of Breath by Swami Rama
Blends Eastern philosophy with Western scientific principles, providing a holistic understanding of the breath's influence on health, vitality, and connection to self.Body Electric Series
From TED Radio Hour a 6-part investigation and interactive project to understand the impact of your tech on your body ā¦ and how to live better with your devices.4-7-8 Breathing Technique
Learn a powerful relaxation technique as demonstrated by Dr. Weil. A daily practice that can bring great calmness to the body.4-7-8 Breathing
A figma prototype that provides a guiding animation of a breathing techniqueRevealing the Secrets of Tibetan Inner Fire Meditation
A post about the meditation practice of Inner Fire Meditation (Tummo). It reveals instructions for this secret practice that are said to improve concentration, health, open the chakras, and cultivate bliss and confidence.Breathwork Bay Area
Twice-weekly free breathwork sessionsš§
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