Breathwork:
Exactly What YOU Need It to Be

with Chris Phipps
Tuesday, May 28th
7-9pm
Maha Rose Brooklyn



¨Ahh, a theme is required. Or is it? I nearly always ground a breathwork group with a theme, but after a gorgeous run of this themeless workshop in April, we’re going to continue it in May. With that in mind, let’s gather together, see where we’re all at in the moment, and get exactly what we need, individually, from this healing practice. Chances are, it’s gonna be something shared, but what I love about this activating form of breathwork is that every participant is navigating their healing themselves and therefore the magic is primarily their own.¨



Breathwork can take many forms, but most of the forms help regulate our nervous systems and help us get grounded and clear. The breathwork we’ll engage is in an activating type that brings physical sensations to shift our awareness away from the mind and into the body. When the body leads the way, we can move toward clarity, releasing stuck energy and coming out generally less burdened.


We’ll engage in a two-part breath with two inhales and one exhale, repeated rhythmically. While everyone’s reaction will be unique, we’ll spend time collectively concentrating on our sexual center and look to remove anything that’s blocking us there and
keeping us from feeling free and comfortable in our skin.



Expect:

  • Group grounding

  • Active breathwork set to music

  • Quiet meditation

  • Group reintegration




Breathwork: Exactly What YOU Need It to Be

Tuesday, May 28th
7-9pm

Maha Rose
200 Columbia street
Brooklyn, NY 11231

cancellation policy: account credit or refunds are available if requested 72 hours prior to the event, less a 10% service fee..

Chris Phipps

Chris leads breathwork so that he can guide people toward deprogramming old ways of thinking that may have been useful at one time but no longer serve them: internal chatter of negativity, self-doubt, judgment, fear. He has attained two breathwork certifications, being sure to concentrate on both the emotional/spiritual aspects of holding space and, equally important, the science of breath and its effect on our nervous systems. Based in NYC, Chris also practices astrology, receiving certification via a two-year apprenticeship with Adam Sommer. His astrological focus is on the birth chart as personality indicator and the ever-changing skies as chapters in your life’s novel. With both modalities, there’s a therapeutic bent to his work.