There is a quiet, constant rhythm moving through each of us—a subtle pulse that animates our bodies, fuels our thoughts, and shapes the way we experience the world. In the yogic tradition, this vital force is called prana. While often translated simply as “breath,” prana is far more expansive. It is the underlying energy of life itself, the invisible current that flows through all living things. The breath is simply one of the most tangible ways we can access and influence it.
In this video interview Gwen Miller discuss’s her background, inspirations and experiences with working with people in chronic pain. Topics we discuss include transcending suffering, the basics of neuroscience and chronic conditions and much more!
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