CIRCLE OF CONSCIOUSNESS
Since the beginning of time, humans have sought altered states of consciousness for healing and connection to the Otherworld, through meditation, ritual dance, chanting, medicine plants, and conscious breathwork. In this talk, Jacques invites participants to discover the breath as a simple yet profound tool for transformation, one available to everyone, at all times, whether on retreat or washing the dishes.
Conscious breathwork involves changing how you breathe, bringing balance and alchemy to body, mind, emotion, and spirit. Through it, blockages release, the nervous system settles, and clarity emerges, often accompanied by vivid realizations and visions that make real shifts in life genuinely possible. Because breath carries prana, or life-force energy, working with it doesn’t just soothe, it realigns you with your core truth, shifting the unconscious beliefs that shape what you attract and manifest in the world. Join Jacques for an exploration of breath as both an ancient practice and a living technology for transformation.
Jacques Theron
Jacques is a breathwork practitioner with nearly three decades of experience facilitating conscious breathwork in groups and individually, both in person and online. Trained originally as a Rebirther, he has since explored a wide range of breathwork styles, deeply informed by his studies of shamanic traditions in Brazil and Peru. Born in Australia and shaped by years living across South Africa, France, and Brazil, Jacques brings a rich, multicultural lens to his facilitation, alongside academic backgrounds in architecture, psychology, and French literature. He also leads pilgrimage groups across Europe, most notably along the Camino de Santiago, which he has walked 15 times since 2001. A practicing artist, he is currently completing the third version of his “Classical Mythology Deck” in oil paint. His work is rooted in a lifelong commitment to spiritual growth and a passion for guiding others through transformation.
Disclaimer
This gathering is meant to bring people together in a supportive, welcoming space. It does not involve the sale, distribution, or facilitation of any illegal substances. We ask all attendees to follow applicable laws and help care for the safety and well-being of the whole community.
