This month’s ABA gathering offering is Breathing into your lineage and connection to country. Whether you are from First Nation descent or have origins in lineages of other nations you are invited to breathe “One Breath – Breathing your lineage - together” in community.

We will set the container for acknowledgement, respect and healing so we can move forward and walk side by side for a brighter and more connected future as a culturally diverse nation.

The beauty of Breathwork is that the Breath is without judgment. We all breathe the same air and it is through the experience of the conscious connected breathing cycle that you will be invited to connect with the memory of your lineage and your place in the land that is now generally referred to as Australia.

🗓 Date: Sunday, 27th July 2025
⏰ Time: 18:00–20:00
📍 Online Session
🌬 Theme: Breathing into your lineage - together.
*** This session is offered free of charge for ABA members, or a $15 fee for non members.

Why join?

✨ Experience the power of community breathwork
✨ Deepen your practice and self-care
✨ Connect with fellow ABA members
✨ Expand your understanding of Breathwork

During this technique the Breather (participant) can choose how "deep" they would like to go, so it fits almost everyone who wishes to explore their inner and spiritual world and is willing to step out of their comfort zone. This setting does NOT fit people with epilepsy, asthma, pregnant women or people who should avoid cardio activity. If you have one of the above please discuss with us before registering.

About Jennylee Taylor

In my heart, I have the deepest reverence for the natural world and a connection to our ancestors’ roots. Each day, I practice walking with the intention of BEING in the world with an open heart to all of life, experiencing the joys and sorrows like the ebb and flow of the tides under the influence of the moon.

Let’s breathe together and shine the light on our past for the purpose of healing, with the intention of more peace and harmony for this and future generations.
Jennylee and the ABA Committee.