Recapitulation Breathwork  Workshop - An Ancient Toltec Shamanic Practice

Recapitulation Breathwork Workshop - An Ancient Toltec Shamanic Practice

Release the past and reclaim your lost power through Shamanic breathing to become your all-encompassing being.

By Caroline Coleman

Date and time

Sun, 28 Jul 2024 11:00 - 16:00 GMT+1

Location

The Chapel Project Gwithian

Gwithian Chapel Gwithian Village Near Hayle TR27 5BX United Kingdom

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About this event

  • 5 hours

This breathwork technique has been practiced by Indigenous cultures in Mexico for hundreds of years, with its roots dating back to as early as the 15th century. The purpose of this breathwork, known as ‘Recapitulation,’ is to release energy that has accumulated in your energy field, or what the Toltecs describe as the energy body. Through this specific breathwork, we can also reclaim our lost energy and reintegrate it into our all-encompassing being, constituting both our physical and energetic body.

During this workshop, we will explore and experience different forms of Recapitulation, both theoretically and practically. Participants will have the opportunity to release past events, emotions, trauma, and review their life inventory through these ancient and powerful practices and techniques.

In this immersive experience, we will engage in and encounter the following:

• Manoeuvres of perception - through the Tonal and the Nagual

• Sweeping the field of the Tonal

• Recapitulating your past, present, and future

• The seal of intent through energetic movements

• Reorganizing your energy to orientate your new reality

With regular practice, increased awareness is gained. This heightened awareness allows us to discern where we lose and gain energy. Through the art of Recapitulation, we accumulate enough available energy to consciously choose our engagements in life. In doing so, we find ourselves in harmony with life, stepping into personal freedom.

It's important to note that the Recapitulation workshop serves as a prerequisite for all other Toltec Programs.

“I have found the recapitulation technique an invaluable tool to help let go of unhelpful emotions and memories that have kept me trapped in repetitive cycles of old pain. It’s such a simple technique but so powerful and a helpful tool for moving from a place of trauma and dis-ease into more love and inner peace.”- Charlotte

"I started the Toltec work with a recapitulation workshop lead by Caroline and instantly began to form a relationship with my energy body that allowed me to make better decisions and access more of my energy to relax my body and mind.”
- Izaak

"The recapitulation workshop was extremely potent and led to immediate, noticeable shifts in the awareness of my habitual patterns and behaviours.”
-Matt

What to bring: Please bring a packed lunch, a comfy cushion to sit on and a notebook and pen. Light refreshments will be provided.

Venue: Gwithian Chapel, Gwithian Village, TR275BX

Getting there: Please park either at Gwithian Church, or at the nature reserve as you go out of the village towards Godrevy. Then walk back into the village, The Chapel is situated down a little lane beside the Red River Inn pub. You will see a telephone box on the corner, take a left and you will see a thatched-roofed building with big brown door - literally a few metres away (see photo below).

This transformative workshop integrates the foundational practices of the Indigenous Toltec people of Mexico, drawing from the teachings of Don Juan Matus and his apprentice Carlos Castaneda, as well as incorporating the experiential Toltec Shamanic wisdom shared by Victor Sanchez and Ken Eagle Feather — offering practical applications rooted in the rich lineage of Toltec traditions.

Organised by

Caroline Coleman - Toltec Shamanic Practitioner and Facilitator, Recapitultion Breath Worker, Cranio Sacral Therapist. Clare Savage - Essential Oil Educator, Reflexologist, Cacao Ceremonalist and Holds 'Align, Awake, Arise' - Womens Groups.