It's a spiritual practice, an important way for me to slow down, have the opportunity to give time & space & shared support to open up more deeply to my inner life as well as others for theirs', and have a chance to share & learn with others (i.e. caring community), most often in settings that provide access to be in nature (which is healing in itself).

In my history of holotropic experience since 1997 it remains a corner stone in my personal developement, my life as a therapist - it became a space of hope and joy for our world, our being, our consciousness, of very holistic health. A space with incredible people creating a beautyfull experience of conectedness - "imagine I'm a dreamer - but I'm not the only one... " (Most enjoyed) the experience of the most alert, awake, heartfull humans, curragious in being authentic and sensitive. The laughter and the forest.