Michael Kern - Dynamic Stillness and Rhythms Within Rhythms

[@bryonyandersonpullin8495]

So beautifully explained. And I feel a deep stillness just listening to this. Thank you for your presence, and for sharing. 🙏🏼

[@luckydesilva6733]

Yes, the rhythm of the breath is a great indicator in Reiki and other healing modalities. I use it in Hypnotherapy, Meditation teaching and in all kinds of work. Working with dying people and being a Buddhist, Breath is the Heart of everything for me. Thank you for your lovely work. I love Craniotomy Sacral therapy for my self too. Take good care ...with respect

[@PropheticCoachTheresa]

I'm not sure how nothing can create something, but for sure God's stillness is eternal peace. As practitioners, when we come into a ventral vagal state and hold a space of compassion for our clients, and trust to open up to and hand over control to God's stillness, healing miracles happen. As Jesus said to the storm, "Peace, be still" (Mark 4:39), the storms in our client's nervous systems, as well as our own, are calmed and healing happens. Certainly anything that creates must give rise to an expression of itself. Therefore to say that intelligent life. or any life for that matter, arose from nothing is a scientific oxymoron. But dynamic stillness is palpable and a place of reconciliation.

[@max.bachkov]

Thank you. Very inspiring video.

[@Tilr701]

I tried Craniosacral therapy for insomnia but it didn't help me to sleep. I was really wishing it would help. But it didn't. At this point, I would want to believe healing is possible but No it's not.

[@doefess]

As a person who is involved with healing for most of my adult life, might I suggest that "techniques", all techniques, particularly where practitioner awareness and skill are deeply deeply important, can be potentially very helpful if integrated in ways aligned to our specific resonance. I find that it is usually not the technique per se, as much as the skill and experience of the practitioner. Maybe like someone playing a musical instrument. There are very few Beethoven's. I think there is probably someone out there who can help sing your cells to sleep. 😊

[@pinusarbor4341]

❤​@@doefess

[@Mamabones]

There ARE more than 3 rhythms! ;)

[@lenkalorien4455]

Jessica Wolfe maybe there are many rhythms every practioner is able to sense something...personaly I don t think it is realy important how many rhythms are there what if we are able to sense it.

[@laurensbluerose]

wonderful summary on rhythmic breathing! question: is the "breath" originating from within us, by us? or from another, outside source whether in our biosphere or outside...?

[@michaelmilosiewicz6776]

Cell expression through biodynamic expression of life. Internal energy to be more specific.

[@TzviManor]

Both