Benefits:
- Promotes softness and parasympathetic activation
- Helps release subtle tension
- Cultivates inner listening and emotional sensitivity
Practice When & Why:
- When you're overstimulated or fragile and need gentleness rather than force
- To train subtle attention and build inner quiet
- After a tough conversation, conflict, or intense emotion to reorient without shutting down
Feather breathing is a delicate, mindful breath that imagines you're moving air so softly it wouldn’t disturb a feather. It invites softness, presence, and gentleness into the breath—perfect for times when your system needs tenderness over intensity.