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My interest in holotropic breathwork is for self / spiritual exploration.

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I live in Houston and I am currently working on my master's degree in social work. I have an interest in transpersonal psychology and plan on getting my PhD in this area.

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I first did hb when Stan Grof came to Houston to present a weekend workshop. It was the most incredible experience for me. I attended my first hb module in Taos, NM last summer. Words cannot describe that experience. It is a practice that truly resonates with me. I can't wait to do my next module.

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At 2:38pm on July 3, 2009, Jose vicente said…: Speak spanish??

At 5:05am on June 29, 2009, Kevin Sachs (econoshamanic) said…: Hi Linda,

Yes, I will be at both modules in Taos in August. I'm excited to hear that you'll be there too and look forward to reconnecting and sharing the space in the profound temple of transformation that is a Holotropic Breathwork training module. It's great hooking up with you here and will see you soon. much love, Kevin (econoshamanic)

At 3:18pm on May 5, 2009, Douglas Coombs said…: I am sure that you are right about yoga and meditation. The drawback is that they both require some patience and access to trainers, at least they would for me, a person of almost no patience. At this point I am feeling overwhelmed with the needs of others, often angry, often doing what I feel I have to do instead of what I want to do, in a general state of agitation most of the time. I think for now I am looking for some participatory activities to get me tuned in and focused on priorities. If I don't clean up my act soon, I feel like I am on my way to a heart attack and I am not sure I would not welcome it.

My my, doesn't that sound dramatic? Anyway, I joined this community to try to find some options for helping me get out of my mess. Once I can bring the desperation down a bit I think I should be able to set up a regular maintenance practice, such as yoga and meditation.

Thanks for taking the time to contribute your thoughts. I did not realize how late it has gotten and I gotta go to work!

At 4:37am on April 29, 2009, Douglas Coombs said…: HB was a great experience for me, too. Can you suggest any other experiences that would be similar or additive to the HB? I am exploring whatever options might work.

Thanks!