Reviews for Breathing: Expanding Your Power and Energy

The average rating for Breathing: Expanding Your Power and Energy based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-03-15 00:00:00 Lindsey Gonzales Easy and enjoyable read on breathing. I've read quite a few books on this subject, and this particular title resonated with my ideology and understanding. It's a soft spoken book, chapters flow from one to another very smoothly. I really appreciate Michael Sky writing a chapter on birth and the traumatic experience we westerns put out children through. I loved the fact the author noted midwifery, "witch accusations" and an era where men took what was rightful belonged to women, their knowledge of birth and health. Each chapter comes with a few quotations by great people and a small breathing exercise.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-11-07 00:00:00 Buster Hymen Breathing, it's involuntary. Much of the time, we aren't even aware of the process. Yet, our breathing patterns do change. When we are calm and relaxed our breathing is deeper. When we are upset or in pain, we take shallow breathes. Often, without realizing it, we take on these patterns long after the trauma is gone. Breathing looks to do two things. First and foremost, the reader is encouraged to become aware of his or her breathing through various exercises. As this awareness increases, the reader learns how breathing can be used as a tool for self understanding and ultimately healing trauma such as that occurring during the birthing process. Breathing is suitable for even the most novice beginner. The author does a good job of explaining how breathing affects the body in general and it various associated aspects in more detail. Of particular interest are the rebirthing and sexual energies sections.