Book description
If yoga and doodling had a baby, this book would be it!
GOLD Winner - Living Now Book Awards 2020
Best book for Meditation, Relaxation & Anxiety Relief
SILVER Winner - Nautilus Book Awards 2020
Books for Creativity & Innovation
BOOK OF THE WEEK - Women's Own
âŠWhy read it?
1 author picked Draw Breath as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Tom is a creative artist and has managed to write one of the best books I know of to awaken and unlock your natural creative abilities along with the physical, emotional, and psychological benefits of Breathwork. Simply grab a pen or pencil and breathe. Make your pen or pencil an extension of your breath. Use your pen to track each breath, for example moving your pen up with the inhale and down with the exhale. And thatâs just the beginning. His book is filled with illustrations you can copy and trace, to reset your nervous system, and create ease andâŠ
From Dan's list on The best new books on breath and breathing.
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