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Have you ever paused to truly feel your breath?
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Have you ever paused to truly feel your breath? While the body heals itself effortlessly, there's a deeper magic in conscious breathing. When you pay attention, something shifts. Your breath can become a bridge to Hashem, a way to connect, ask for help, and feel loved. It’s not just about inhaling and exhaling - it’s about using your breath to heal, support, and uplift your soul. How do you remember to breathe intentionally? Watch our Breath Workshop session with Gitty Greenwald, LCSW, and Myriam Lankry, LCSW: https://amudim.org/breathwork/
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There's breathing
and then there's breathing.
Breath is the only system that Hashem
created in His infinite wisdom
as both automatic and voluntary.
And it's not a coincidence.
It's purposeful.
Every other system in the body runs on
its own. The heart beats, digestion
happens, hormones regulate, the immune
system protects, the kidneys filter, the
body repairs and restores.
The body is constantly working on our
behalf without us needing to think about
it. Without us needing to think about
anything.
Thank God
the breath keeps moving in and out
without us needing to think about it
because otherwise we might forget to
breathe.
But there's something else available to
us.
We have breath awareness. We have
conscious breathing.
And when we begin to pay attention, when
we become aware of the breath,
something shifts.
Something almost miraculous happens.
The breath
becomes medicine.
It begins to heal us deeply.
From a more spiritual place, conscious
breathing is a way of us reaching out to
Hashem and saying, "I want you.
I need you.
I can't do this without you."
We breathe Hashem into our very being.
And in that space we begin to know
deeply that we are loved, supported,
held, and connected to something far
greater than ourselves.