I would like to regularly post about my experiences so far, alone within Flowlife (or just a more conscious life), starting with my entry or "course" change, although I haven't changed much of my core being, just how i respond. Breathwork. Breathwork came to me in a moment of personal loss and conflict(mainly with myself). The first time I adopted conscious breathing, the effect struck me so hard I instantly knew I had to keep it, by any means necessary. Like a pill that suddenly made me see, It happened all in one moment. I know it sounds commercial, and saying it out loud minimizes the experience. Ever since then I have been doing whatever I can within my comfort zone, to preserve the change in flow and outlook that i recieved/percieved in that single moment. I realized later in practice that just about any of the well-known Prana building/guiding practices can have a profound impact, almost instantly but the one that grabbed me; The one practice that just happened to strike me like a lightning bolt was popular as the Wim Hoff Method at the time. Its a very old practice though, and I have since learned that there are many, many avenues to the self-realization that Wim Hof gifted me. For a short while, the Great Guru sent me to Wim Hoff and i learned. Now im here, reviewing my journey with lovely folks such as yourself; maybe you guys could elaborate on what you know about Wim Hof. What was your entry point? Was it sudden or a gradual journey to FLOW....? All of this is very new to me. Spirituality has always been familiar to me growing up in a non-observant Christian family, but Breathwork and focus on the observations of my attention is new and a refreshing return to "spirituality" (for lack of a better word) Anyway, I'm Nathaniel Hans-Peter Strong. Nice to meetcha