To Be is True Listening - Ashland

REGISTRATION: Email Tom at: breemaworkshopspnw@gmail.com or text Pip at 541.482.4188.

Breema is True Listening - a truly holistic approach to health and life through simple nurturing touch and unifying movement in a benevolent atmosphere of body-centered meditation, self-care exercise, and Breema bodywork – the 9 Principles of Harmony support the possibility to come to the present moment within yourself in the direction of self-understanding and unity.

Breema is characterized by experiencing ourselves as inseparable from the whole body, mind, and feelings.  It offers a non-judgmental experience in clarity, balance, and energy with opportunities of physical flexibility, mental attention, and emotional harmony.  Through self-verification, this practice can open the heart to let go of conditioned perceptions of ourselves.   Regardless of where you are now, if you are looking to polish your meaning and purpose, Breema is here for you.

Breema classes are participatory.  The class will practice somatic movement and touch complimented by the 9 Principles of Harmony - to open opportunities that nurture a connection between the body and the mind.  With practice and patience, this may cultivate feelings that are less reactive and more responsive to life and the challenges it may offer.

Breema is practiced on the floor - on mats or carpet that are provided.  For comfort, wear a long sleeve/leg shirt/pants including clean socks. To minimize allergens, please use no scented lotions or perfumes.  

Breema is open to all as an introduction or ongoing practice here in Ashland.  The cost, if able, a monetary donation to the Breema Center is welcome (donation information is found on this website).  Donations help continue Breema in-person and no-cost online offerings.  People all over the world are discovering how Breema can help them bring greater harmony, presence, and meaning to their lives.

Transfer Credits: 3 hours.

Breema Testimonial:  

"My greatest obstacle in life comes from not knowing who I am.  I discovered, through Breema,  that no amount of thought could give me this.  By allowing my mind to be more curious about the activity of my body - simply connecting to my breath, or my weight, or my movement - gave an opportunity for my mind to rest from compulsive thoughts. This body-mind connection complemented by the universal nine principles of harmony, when applied with simplicity, unity, and sincerity, led me to a threshold of knowing and understanding.

I realize I am not alone. I experience that most humanity identifies with thoughts, ego, expectations, force to be right and not wrong, to hurry past what is, or pause to chew on what was, or to judge. The mind is important for memories of ‘life’, concentration like ‘math’, or contemplation like ‘who am I’. However, for me, compulsive thoughts cause undue suffering when I identify with them. The real knowing or self-understanding is present when I really know I am breathing, standing, moving AND accept whatever I See with gratitude."

Humbly, TJ