Hamsa Integral Breathwork

Breathwork is a (Breath Therapy) way to release dysfunctional patterns like fear, anxiety, and worry.

What is Breathwork?

Breathwork is a (Breath Therapy) way to release dysfunctional patterns like fear, anxiety, and worry and live a creative and harmonious life by breathing correctly and consciously.

What is the meaning of the word “Hamsa”?

Breathwork is a (Breath Therapy) way to release dysfunctional patterns like fear, anxiety, and worry and live a creative and harmonious Hamsa is a Sanskrit word usually translated to mean a swan (or sometimes goose or other mythic bird). The Hamsa is a symbol of purity, power of spiritual discernment, perfect unity, and balance. It also represents breath of life and Sprit. Read more about how Hamsa Integral Breathwork can help you start on your journey toward a thoroughly integrated person, perfectly at home in the World, peaceful with himself, with social environment, and with the outside world on the What is Breathwork? page.

Who is Briksha?

Mahendra Briksha, born in small village of Himalaya, is a yogi, certified rebirthing breathwork practitioner, Integral coach and raw vegan chef. Mahendra Briksha combines Yogic practices, Buddhist wisdom and Integral Insights in his teaching.

In his Journey with the breath, Briksha draws from a variety of breathing modalities, including Holotropic Breathwork, Clarity Breathwork. He has been teaching and leading breathing sessions for over 10 years.

He worked as a head vegan chef in Tree of life for a year and at Cafe Gratitude for 4 years. Briksha`s main mission to share his knowledge and experience is to help people reduce stress in their body, breath and mind and learn to live a peaceful life in the midst of busy world.

He is a graduate of the yoga teacher-training program at the Vivekananda Yoga Research Center, Bangalore, and holds certificates in integral yoga from California Institute of Integral studies, and yoga therapy from Purusha Yoga, and has over 200 hrs Yoga Teacher training from Urban Flow Yoga Studio.

Use our Contact page to contact Briksha, or phone him at (415) 503-7802.