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Transformational breathing 2
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September 24th, 2008
Amazing, amazing, amazing...  The instructor put me onto the floor, and based on my breathing patters is able to read my character and what blocks I have...  Breathing with upper chest only for women - a giver, not knows how to receive; too much abdominal breathing for men - does not know how to connect with his feelings...
Harmonizing breathing would lift many of the blocks and problems. 
See the chart: http://public.fotki.com/Chertovka/charts/bodychart.html

Unbelievable - what I saw in the last month - one can do diagnosis of another person via voice (nutripuncture & our own Jean Loup at BM), via musical chetki (shamanic ceremony), via breathing (opencenter.org)...  But it all an addition to a developed intuition and pereception and skills...

Besides  this class there is a learning how to play a flute class, feng shui class, reiki, belly and sasa dancing, yoga, shamanic healing class - I felt like a kid in a candy store...  And I guy who works the register in the gift store writes and performs music and is a jewish shaman with russian roots :)

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That sounds deeper than my session. My instructor (well, he was also Russian) after my breathing session said I must be cutting on sex. To me it is like telling an unemployed person they are cutting on work, heh. Totally out of place. I've been thinking about what Roma said about mixing energy with people you sleep with etc. I used to be so reckless in sexual matters, amazing how much people can change, when they grow up -)
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This lady is an american, a student of Judith Kravits. Sex is an interaction on many levels, probably what the instructor was saying is that sleeping only with people who you love and who love you will enhance your energy quality and clear out emotional blocks... I think it's one of the reasons people should date/marry equals - otherwise you will be working on your hubby's issues instead of developing together... They are saying esoteric people often feel time compressed as well.
I just read a description of the 'transformational breathing' technique - first stage it clears out blocks by raising the vibrations of those places; second - brings out old emotions and resolve them; third - connects with a higher consciousness... All in a very cheery and pleasant process...
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Ha-ha, I like the plural form of it: sleeping with PEOPLE you love -))))

Thank you for interpreting it for me. The insturctor for some reason didnt' choose to do so -)

Yes, I've seen people crying when they did breathing workshops. I was laughing at some point - it felt really good, and I had no memories of the past. I really don't think it is a good idea to live thorugh your past bad expereinces again and again..
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To me sex became sort of like a sacred titual. It is very deep. I loose a sense of time, sometimes I loose hearing for some minutes (like I get this "quiet ringing" in my ears), and I lost consciounsess a few times for a couple of seconds. Sometimes i burst out crying for no reason afrer the peak. It is so powerful, I can't do it with just anybody anymore...
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does your partner has the same experience? I just discussed it at my A night - how we can get attach to our own pleasure; then it has nothing to do with a partner.
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I do get hooked on partners that give me great pleasure. But if there is nothing beyond that, like no common intersts to share, good understanding, It woun't last for too long, no matter how good ir feels..Cause in the morning you just feel emply - and that is just too high price for even the best sex in the wrold
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Men are more reserved in bed. And I like that. I would get scared if he lost consciousness or started crying in bed. I would probably run away -))
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that would just mean a guy is emotional... not afraid to lose his cool... in touch with his emotions... ok, not sure why, but I don't like the idea of men crying in bed as well. that makes a woman stronger than him automatically...
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Men in general are not as emotional creatures as women, so they don't in general cry. An emotional guy is just vey muh in touch with his faminine side. I definitely don't like that type of guys. I like very masculine and reserved guys.
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My verdict: a guy who cries is not a man, he is a sissy
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I just poled my coworkers, asking them if they think a guy who cries is a sissy, since most of people in my group are men. One guy said: "Natalie, you are such a character. You just asked one of the most open-ended questions. Everyone thinks about it at some point, but nonobody ever asks". And then we started the whole discussion, and they started joking and laughing. We decided the only exception is death in a family. Then one guy asked about age threshold, like at what age does it start looking wrong. I said once your beard and mustache starts growing and your voice changes, you are not allowed to cry anymore -) All fun conversation.
I love my coworkers -) They really brighten up my days-)
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You shortened the question a little bit :)))

I would not ask my coworkers this question - don't want to get them into a playful mood... Let them work...

I did not know guys think about it - thanks for the insight :p


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I am ok if the guy is crying, but not because he: - read a book
saw a movie
saw a beautiful sunset :)

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So, what are you exceptions for his crying? -)
BTW, that Jewish shaman you mentioned in your post, did you talk to him about your expereince? Did you ask him if he practices similar things?
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No, he is also an artist at heart - composes and writes music, so we were listening to his CD...
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Now they are asking if wattery eyes are OK, and if that is considered to be crying. I say if those wattery eyes dry out in like 20 seconds, that will be ok, and it won't count as crying -)
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hahaha... now I get why so many guys claim they have allergy... :p
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Ha-ha-ha, good catch, I never thought of that. I might change my mind about watery eyes now -)
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