by Alexis Mulhauser

When practicing a Self-Breema exercise, I experience both giving and receiving touch as my hand connects to my body. As I brush, tap, lean, or hold, Breema teaches me to move with...

by Rolinda Schonwald

Each of the names of the Self-Breema exercises is an opening for growth and meaning. One is called, “How Do You Find This Moment in the Past or Future?” It invites me in when I h...

by Jon Schreiber

What do you need to be happy? To come out of the mind. How do you do that? Breathe, and experience that the body is breathing.

Breema could be looked at as the way of happiness. T...

by Dave Pratt

Like many students of Breema, I was initially attracted to this holistic system because of the bodywork. It’s not that I wasn’t interested in Self-Breema and the Nine Principles of Harm...

by Jon Schreiber

We live on a planet of rhythm, in a rhythmic universe. From the Megalocosmos, to Nature, to our body, all the way to the physiologic systems that sustain our life, even down to the m...