“When I was teetering on the brink, I was able to physically calm myself down with a few deep breaths…
(#27) A Mysterious and Mystical Organ
(#26) Offering Ourselves to the World
(#25) New Book 411: The Healing Power of the Breath
(#24) How to Experience More Awe, Gratitude, & Joy
(#23) Suffering vs Peace: Who’s Breath Are You Focusing On?
(#22) Breath is Medicine
(#21) Is this the Most Therapeutic Breathing Exercise?
(#20) Releasing Tensions
(#19) Circulating Spirit
(#18) New Science 411 (a must-read): The Famous 10-18% Nasal Breathing Study
(#17) Exercise Your Rich Inner Core (not your abs or diaphragm)
(#16) Natural Resistance Breathing: Aquatic Exercise Strengthens Breathing Muscles
“The lungs are receiving a greater volume of blood as well, which, combined with the pressure that water exerts on the chest wall, makes them work harder to breathe—approximately 60% harder than on land. This means that aquatic exercise can strengthen the respiratory muscles and improve their efficiency.”
(#15) Why All Breathwork Works: The Brain, Lungs, and Speed Dial
(#14) How to Become a World-Class Breather
(#13) The Breath is a Mirror
(#12) Beyond Stress Resilience
(#11) New Book 411, Holotropic, and High Altitude
(#10) Get Instant Willpower (here's the only “quick fix”)
(#9) Relaxed & Alert: Why Slow Breathing Works
“Within a very short time, breathing at five breaths a minute will synchronize the electrical rhythms of the heart, lungs and brain, which is very beneficial and leads to a state in which we are both relaxed and alert. It's unusual to be both relaxed and alert at the same time, but Coherent Breathing creates this sweet spot.”