Your Breathing Body, Volume 2

By: Reginald A. Ray PhD

Narrated by: Reginald A. Ray

Your breath is a gateway to the vastness of the universe - and the path to your highest fulfillment. This is the premise behind Your Breathing Body, a landmark 2 volume breath-work curriculum from esteemed meditation teacher and Tibetan Buddhist scholar Reggie Ray.

Volume One presents an audio course with the beginner in mind. Volume 2 contains audio for the advanced practitioner. Blending somatic practices and breathing techniques from cultures and traditions around the world, Reggie gives you a practice-focused program that will show you how to "fathom your breath to its full depths" for physical healing, emotional balance, and, ultimately, the direct experience of who you are and where you fit in the cosmos.

©2008 Reginald Ray (P)2008 Reginald Ray

MASTERFUL!!!

From someone who located, then lived and studied with two of my ancestral peoples, Fon Vodun of ex-Dahomey (Benin Republic) and Theravada Buddhists in Burma (Myanmar), I found Dr Ray’s teachings to be extremely rare and valuable. Participating intimately, as a recognized tribal member, but raised in the US with Western traditions, was a challenge. Cultural differences, even more than language, posed both obvious and subtle dilemmas while living within and learning, ancient spiritual philosophies, liturgies, and dogma. Because in both places the ancient lifestyles remain present and alive.
All of Dr Ray’s works have provided the understandings and insights that enabled me to deeply absorb the wealth of spiritual knowledge so kindly offered to me by my ancestral peoples. And the enjoyment and appreciation of the societies and my people.
But, thus far, of Dr Ray’s works, “Your Breathing Body 2” is ultimately my greatest source of insight.
Dr Ray is a profound spiritualist and a talented teacher.

Sharon Caulder PhD

Enlightening 🧘‍♂️

The answers are within. The breathing practices have been life changing for my somatic practice.

Hard to Listen to This

Would you try another book from Reginald A. Ray and/or the narrator?

I would try reading this book, because the concepts presented seem very useful and worth my time, but the recording is either recorded poorly or the speaker is just one of those people who is really unpleasant to listen to. I'm not sure which.

What didn’t you like about the narrator’s performance?

He speaks in a rushed, breathless tone of voice. It's so odd-sounding that I wonder if it's actually the recording speed.

Any additional comments?

I've had trouble with all my Audible Books when I try to listen with my Apple iPod device. I get unpleasant echoes, or high-speed playback issues, seemingly at random. I have to go reload them from my desktop onto my iPod to resolve the issue, but then it'll reoccur later. Very frustrating, especially since the information in the books is so potentially interesting and useful, to have to put up with a lot of irritation in listening to them.