Month: July 2011

Rumi, Thich Nhat Hanh, Buddha and Me

Posted on July 20, 2011 by Gaye Abbott

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Being in a breathing body is a gift. A gift which we often overlook as the mind takes control and leaves us scattering our life moments like seed on infertile ground, never really staying with one to cultivate, nourish and add to the soil… Continue Reading “Rumi, Thich Nhat Hanh, Buddha and Me”

Category: Breathing For Health, MindfulnessTags: breath of life, Breathing Spaces, buddha and being in the present, full breathing, Gaye Abbott, Mindfulness, Rumi on love, Thich Nhat Hahn

Breathing In A Danish Psychomotor View

Posted on July 3, 2011 by Gaye Abbott

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Breathing Spaces is blessed to have a global readership which brings new perspectives on the breath to my attention. I was most fortunate to connect with a Danish “psychomotor therapist” by the name of Siff L. E. Skovenborg just a month ago. Siff shared… Continue Reading “Breathing In A Danish Psychomotor View”

Category: Breath Practices, Breathing For Health, Physiology of the Breath, Tools For Breath EnhancementTags: awaken breath, breath enhancement, breath of life, breathe deeply, breathing physiology, Breathing Spaces, Danish psychomotor therapy, full breathing, Jacques Dropsy, opening breath, psychomotricity, Siff L. E. Skovenborg, The Well Tuned Body