Monthly Archives: April 2015

One of the most common questions I get is about the practical part of Rebirthing Breathwork – how is it being done? What is actually happening. This is a wider question than it looks like, since the scope is pretty … Continue reading →

One of the buzzwords in the so-called spiritual practising today is ‘abundance’. The desire to have enough, not to worry about how you are going to feed yourself, put a roof over your head (and your family’s) and generally – … Continue reading →

A friend of mine, a colleague – a therapist himself, put up a post on Facebook, saying that he has a “collection” of outrageous comments from clients, people in his surroundings, on what a therapist “supposed” to be, behave or … Continue reading →

One of the most common difficulties I come across with when talking to people about body-mind connection, is to fully understand just how much our state of mind affects our well being. It is not about how stress can make … Continue reading →

PSYCH-K is about (amongst other things) changing your limiting beliefs, free your mind. Limiting beliefs could be found everywhere in our lives. Well, better said – they could be found in every aspect of our lives. Meaning – love, relationships, … Continue reading →

My first Rebirthing Breathwork experience, as I’ve mentioned before, was a very intense and powerful event. And I mean it in the best possible way. The second time was no less, the third was a bit “softer” and it was … Continue reading →

We live in a fast-paced time. Especially in the western culture – we want it all and we want it now. With everything just a few clicks away, an instant satisfaction is constantly in demand. We need everything to be … Continue reading →

  Looking within could be a “tricky” thing. Meaning, like a lot of other things in life – there is more than one way to do it. We live in a time where looking within, question who you are and … Continue reading →

So, how did I get to practise these methods? In a way, I think these methods chose me, rather the other way round. I “discovered” each one of these methods at a different stage in my life. Each one of … Continue reading →