Seven Days With Your Breath
Welcome. You've already done the hardest part — showing up. The rest can be gentle.
Come as you are, however that is. There's no level to reach, no achievement waiting at the end, no one watching or judging. Just seven quiet meetings, ninety unhurried minutes each, with something that has been quietly holding you up since your very first moment — your own breath.
I've noticed that most of us have never actually been introduced to our breathing. No one ever told us that the chest has rooms, that breath has layers, that our minds lean on breath the way a tired traveller leans against a wall for rest. So together, over these seven sessions, let's get to know it properly — slowly, kindly, with plenty of space to simply be.
Our first three sessions will gently visit the chest one storey at a time — the belly, the ribs, the upper chest. The fourth brings these together into one smooth wave. The fifth adds rhythm. The sixth invites balance between the two sides of ourselves. And on the seventh, we let breath, body, and mind finally walk hand in hand.
Each session gives us room to breathe — literally and otherwise. Time for practice, time for your questions, time for stillness, and time to simply notice what shows up. Nothing here is rushed, and nothing is forced. If a day asks too much of you, we'll do less of it together, never none of it.
By the time we reach day seven, you will have met your own breath — really met it — perhaps for the first time in your life. And that, I think, is a beautiful place to begin.
I'm so glad you're here. Let's start, one quiet breath at a time.
One thing at a time, then the things together.
What participants will know and be able to do by Day Seven. By the end of the seven days, participants will have moved from simply observing their breath to consciously shaping it — gaining tools they can return to for the rest of their lives.
Participants who complete all seven days receive a Certificate of Completion issued by the Zen Institute, recognising the full arc of the practice.
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Tilottama is a yoga and mindfulness practitioner with over two decades of experience supporting individuals, families, and organisations through yoga, mindfulness, and holistic wellbeing practices. Her work brings together classical yoga, meditation, therapeutic nutrition, and mindful living with patience, care, and practical guidance.
She has trained in the Hatha, Sivananda, Iyengar, and Ashtanga Vinyasa traditions, along with practices such as Pranayama, Yoga Nidra, and Tratak. She has also completed a Diploma in Clinical Nutrition and holds certification in the Dalai Lama's SEE Learning programme. Her work includes specialised programmes in pre- and post-pregnancy yoga, senior citizen yoga, and compassionate one-to-one wellbeing support, as well as sessions and retreats for individuals, teams, and organisations.
Begin wherever you are. You are already enough to start.
7 Days With Your Breath