A guided breathwork and healing visualisation journey to release fear, return to yourself, and remember that you are more than what is happening in your body.
Breathwork · Somatic Release · Healing Visualisation
When I was going through chemo at 33, there was so much the medical system did beautifully for me. But there were things nobody spoke to me about. The fear that woke me at 3am. The strange grief of losing the person I thought I was.
What I discovered was this: the body wants to heal. It knows how. Sometimes it just needs permission. Space. Breath. Someone to hold the container while you come back to yourself.
The Kindling is that space. Twenty minutes, yours completely. You don't need to believe it will work. You just need to press play and let what happens, happen.
This is the beginning of the kindling. Welcome.
Kyna 🌿Settling into the present moment. The arrival breath, deep, slow, releasing.
Permission to feel everything. The release breath. Setting it down with each exhale.
The healing visualisation. A warm light moving through your body. A direction, not a fantasy.
Grounding gently back. Eight affirmations offered like a gift. Eyes open slowly.
These are spoken at the close of The Kindling. Read them slowly. Let them land, or let them go.
"I know what it is to feel like your life has been handed to someone else. And I know what it is to take it back. Not through force, through breath. Through the quiet, radical act of choosing to keep going, on your own terms."
The Kindling is a single glimpse of what becomes possible when you commit to the inner work alongside the medical work. The K.Y.N.A. programme takes you all the way through.
No commitment. No pressure. Just a real, honest conversation.
Or email: kyna@kynwellbeing.com
The Kindling is a wellness and breathwork experience. It is not a medical intervention and does not replace the guidance of your medical team. If you experience any discomfort during the breathwork, please return to natural breathing. If you are in psychological crisis, please contact your GP or call 999.