Finding Your Truest Self Through Breathwork with Benedict Beaumont

Send us Fan MailMeet Benedict Beaumont,  a Breathwork Facilitator, Yoga Teacher and founder of the Breathing Space School of Breathwork. Before he discovered Breathwork, he was mostly a high school teacher in the South Coast of England, sometimes a chef and chalet manager in the French Alps, occasionally a writer and always an adventurer. He now lives in Canada with his wife and young daughter.In Episode 43, Benedict introduces us to conscious breathing — a technique he learned on a felicitous trip to Southeast Asia in 2014.  Although well-versed in meditation, Buddhist dharma, and yoga, Benedict reveals the profound and life-changing experience breathwork had on his life, ultimately shaping the course of his future.  He shares his fundamental belief that everyone’s body is wise and knows exactly what it needs to heal and transform at any moment.  He also dives into the science of breathwork, the mental, physical, and emotional benefits, and how you can potentially become a breathwork facilitator.Benedict’s Takeaways:Conscious breathwork is a healing and transformational process using our breath and nothing else.Breathwork is ideal for people who have difficulty meditating.With breathwork, you’re getting your mind out of the way.Everyones body is wise and knows exactly what it needs to heal and transform at any moment.We don’t listen to our bodies - we get stuck in our heads.Carbon dioxide is essential for the transport of oxygen around the body.Nose-breathing may increase physical endurance and stamina during exercise.“If you feel called, you probably are.”Connect with BenedictBenedict Beaumont · @makesomebreathingspace · InstagramBenedict Beaumont · Breathing Space · FacebookBenedict Beaumont · Breathing Space · YouTubeBenedict’s WebsiteIf you like this episode, please be sure to subscribe everywhere you listen to podcasts!FOLLOW ME on INSTAGRAM🍂 FALL RUNNING SEASON is coming! Check out the 🆕Coaching Programs that include running and mindset goals! HERECheck out the WEBSITEHelp support this podcast by buying me a cup of coffee. I need it to stay awake editing!BUY ME COFFEE