Harmonious Awakening: Breathing & Presence Practices From Dennis Lewis

Learn to listen to your gut brain—and what it’s revealing to you—as you breathe! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support

Let your smile help open you to the spaciousness of being. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support

A quick, easy Qigong practice to do when you feel lethargic and out of sorts, or when you’ve been sitting too long at your computer. If you do it with attention, it will get you sensing and breathing again. It will get your energy moving and help you become more alive and alert. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support

Let’s celebrate our good fortune together by realizing that our breath connects us with everyone who has ever lived. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support

Practice the smiling breath to transform negativity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support

Learn how your breathing can help open you to who you really are. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support

A conscious breathing practice from Dennis Lewis, HarmoniousAwakening.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support

Listen to my interview (May 7, 2013) by Lewis Denbaum during the 2013 Men's TeleSummit. My talk is "Breath-Related Secrets of Finding a Creative and Productive Balance of Yin and Yang in Your Life" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support

From Dennis Lewis: "For my 65th birthday celebration, which took place in 2005, I wrote a poem about my life and presented it, along with some of my favorite poems, to those who gathered to celebrate with Dasha (my wife) and me in our former home in San Francisco. My good friend and spiritual brother David Hykes–award-winning composer, singer, founder of Harmonic Chant, and long-time contemplative practitioner–traveled to be with us, and sang before, during, and after the readings. David’s singing was amazingly beautiful and especially relevant to the poems I read. Besides my own poem, 'These Passing Years,' which ends the reading, these poems include 'Four Tao Philosophers,' by Robert Francis; 'What if You Slept,' by Samuel Taylor Coleridge; 'I Live My Life in Growing Orbits' and 'You See I Want a Lot,' by Rainer Maria Rilke; 'The Road Not Taken,' by Robert Frost; 'Are You Looking for Me?', by Kabir (translated by Stephen Mitchell); 'I Came Out Alone on My Way to My Tryst,' by R --- Support this podcast