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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2022 · 58 MIN

Breath as Medicine with Therese Jornlin

from The Mind Bod Adventure Pod · host Tasha Schumann and Jeff Warren

Today we’re joined by Jeff’s good friend Therese Jornlin, teacher of meditation, yoga, and qi gong. Much happens in this episode! Therese re-introduces us to our breath as both medicine and guide. We learn how the specific way each of us breathes reflects our particular mental patterns and habits. The breath can show us where we’re stuck, and it can show us how to find a way through.  This is really an exploration of the wisdom of cycles: the inhale and the exhale, the up and the down, even life and death. We learn how Therese helped Jeff manage his bipolar symptoms, and how an appreciation for nature’s cycles can help all of us better manage life’s highs and lows.There are actually two practices in today’s episode, one long and one short. Therese’s primary 17 minute practice begins at 6:03 and ends at 23:37. Her shorter two minute “whisper breath” practice begins at 47:11 and ends at 49:27. Links:• Therese’s website • Therese's TED Talk: Reclaiming the Wisdom of Female Intelligence• Therese's coursesSupport the show Get full access to The Mind Bod Adventure Pod at www.mindbodpod.com/subscribe

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