The Breathing Tree
Is more than one thing. I like to call it a weapon. A weapon to destroy Mental Slavery. A weapon to fight disease. A Weapon to fight for Truth.
The science on breath is fascinating. The mythology of breath is too. The Breathing Tree is a simple way to invite more Harmony into existence. Your existence , my existence…. the overwhelming existence of the infinite and unknown.
Anyone with a set of Lungs can benefit greatly from a Breath Practice. Having a Breathing Tree is a great reminder to Breath deep, slow Down and Listen. Relax and feel. Breathe Deeper. Then slow down a little More. Getting to know the body from a more intimate understanding of your Breath.
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Relax Body
Regulate stress
Decrease heartbeat
Decrease blood pressure
This isn’t the first company to do this; in fact this idea is Thousands of Years old.
Slowing down the Exhale is a Big deal!
I personally have used it to fight against the Mental chains of addiction and maintaining a healthy vocal hygiene after Vocal Rehabilitation as well as using it as Vocal Rehabilitation after Vocal Surgery.
⁃ Meditation 🧘♀️ I invite you to do your own research on meditation and it’s ancient practices around the world . Breath work has deep roots too and when both are practiced together within a lifestyle benefits are compounded – this is evident from my own practice.
Testimonials
“I like to practice Deep Breathing and then after many breaths take the biggest “comfortable” breath then exhale through my Breathing Tree necklace. “
“I use the breathing tree especially with music and vocals. It’s so simple, a nice controlled exhale forcing all the air out leaving me warmed up. Also great for anxiety and reaching a more calm state. Simple design and practice with effective results!”“
“I’ve been using a The Breathing Tree to cope with daily stress and anxiety. Just a couple rounds of box breathing and I feel relaxed, centered and back in the Present. My favorite times to use The Breathing tree is at a stand still in traffic, yin yoga, after cycling and before bedtime. ”