This online event begins at 9:00am PST, 12:00pm EST, 18:00 CET, 19:00 IST.
“Every energy that exists in the universe exists within you. Instead of trying to understand this vast, beginningless, endless universe, you can study yourself, because you are a miniature universe. Studying yourself can give you a key to the whole of Existence, because you are subject to the same laws and influences as the entirety is.” — from The Four Relationships by Jon Schreiber
Practicing Breema bodywork and Self-Breema, our body is seen as a laboratory through which we can study ourselves, giving us the possibility of letting go of extra—concepts, judgments, and reactions acquired through the random influences we've been subject to.
Self-Breema exercises teach us body-mind connection through the registration of breath, weight, and movement, giving us support for being present and for studying ourselves in relation to Breema’s Nine Principles. Coming to the present moment, we can taste unity, as body, mind, and feelings work together.
We will learn a variety of Self-Breema exercises, taught by a rotating staff of Instructors from the Breema Center and around the country.
Instructors
Birthe Kaarsholm
Birthe Kaarsholm RSMT, CMT is a staff instructor at the Breema Center in Oakland, California where she has taught and practiced Breema since year 2000. She is a Registered Somatic movement therapist and a certified Body-Mind Centering® practitioner and Laban/Bartenieff Movement Analyst®. With a life-long interest in working with the body, including physical theater, Body-Mind Centering and movement therapy, Breema’s approach to seeing the body as a vehicle to raise our level of...
Laura Ike
Practicing Breema supports my life to come from complication to simplicity. Breema brings me to this moment. This is where I am the most comfortable.
One of the most important aspects of Breema is knowing-by experiencing- that body breathes and body has weight. That is something everyone can do. And by staying with it, the whole of Breema slowly reveals itself.