Breath Awareness Mastery (B.A.M.)
Fact: Most people breath improperly, and this has been attributed to over 200 negative health conditions! Come learn how to breath properly, consciously, increase your inner awareness, lower your stress and emotional reactions, and take control of your breath so you can start to take control of your life.
CHANGE YOUR BREATH AND YOU CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE
ON EVERY LEVEL
Be one of the FIRST to learn the ancient, secret technique that IS the wave of the future
Learn how to use your breath to remove yourself from a state of ANGER almost instantly
Transform your stress, worry, and anxiety into inner peace and happiness
Improve your HEALTH and even your IMMUNITY by mastering your breath
Open your mind and heart to activate your body. Learn how to create a happier, healthier life at home, in business, within your Spirit…ANYWHERE you are!
Tap into your life’s purpose and live up to your greatest potential.
ARE YOU STRESSED OUT AND
ON-EDGE MOST OF THE TIME?
When you master ‘proper’ breathing, it is possible to control your life. Have your emotions ever gotten out of hand? This course will help you take the first steps towards mastery over your breath AND your life!
VIBRAVISION® BREATH WORK
Imagine if there was an ancient breath and meditation method that had been hidden from the Western World for over 500 years, that could teach you how to:
Transform your stress, worry, and anxiety into inner peace quickly
Breath the way we’re meant to, with a twist that will supercharge your energy levels to new heights
LEARN TO BREATHE
In A Whole New Way
Welcome
Welcome to the Breath Awareness Mastery course!
MODULE 1
Natural Breath
MODULE 2
Bathtub Breath
MODULE 3
Nafas Halus
MODULE 4
Triangle Breath
NEXT STEPS
MIND BODY-SPIRIT INTRO CLASS
Our internal environment creates our external environment
Breathe better. Feel better. BE better!
Before You Enter Our World…
This system has been kept a closely-guarded secret for nearly five (5) centuries and has become a sacred practice for every person that has experienced it. However, this program is not for everyone. Before we share it, we need to ensure that we can maintain our promise to the Royal Family of Java to keep their legacy pure and undiluted. Before proceeding, please make sure that you can answer ‘YES’ to these questions:
Do you have a strong desire to experience incredible energy and health in your life? This course is for "change makers", not "change talkers".
Are you willing to do your 'BEST' in order to experience amazing results?
Will you pledge to keep what you are about to learn secret and SACRED, and agree to our Terms & Conditions, which contains our Non-disclosure Agreement to ensure confidentiality?
Do you understand our "All Sales Are Final" policy? We do not offer refunds for people who want to try things, gain the knowledge they want, and then ask for a refund. Integrity is required in order to learn the knowledge of this system.
If, in your highest integrity, you can truthfully answer 'YES' to the above... Welcome, and get ready to Blast Off!
Get Started For A One Time Fee Of:
$197.00 $97.00
Mike Zeleznick
Your Vibravision® Master Instructor
MIKE ZELEZNICK
Vibravision® allows individuals with visual impairments to ‘see’ by training them to perceive the vibrational energy of the world around them with their mind’s eye. Vibravision® isn’t only for those with visual problems, however, but for anyone looking to expand their untapped potential and release their ‘inner Jedi’.
Shortly after the Vibravision® demonstrations of 1999, Mike and Nate began an intense training program with Dr. Heru Hendarto MD (a former Indonesian Special Forces trainer), becoming the first EVER non-Indonesian Merpati Putih members in the world. A year later, after receiving more specialized training and being personally tested and inaugurated by the 11th generation Royal Heirs, Mike and Nate opened MP USA, an instructional academy that teaches Merpati Putih techniques to students of all ages. Their dream of spreading Vibravision® to the Western Hemisphere was beginning to come true.
Since opening MP USA, Mike and his brother have worked tirelessly to increase Vibravision’s scope of influence and vision. They started Vibravision®, LLC and the Vibravision® Foundation, each founded with the explicit purpose of helping people with visual impairments live happier and more fulfilled lives. Understanding that Vibravision® is helpful for everyone, not just those with visual impairments, they have since expanded their client base to include anyone wishing to awaken dormant parts of their brain and live life on a whole new level of consciousness.
Mike is always seeking ways to improve his craft. In 2013, he spent 6 months in Indonesia, training in Vibravision® with the Royal heirs, Special Forces members who use Vibravision® for Search and Rescue as well as in combat, and the best Vibravision® teachers and athletes. As the highest-ranking Merpati Putih instructor in all of North and South America, Mike seeks to use his natural teaching ability, influential personality, and passion for human empowerment to provide the very best Vibravision® learning experience possible to his students and clients.
As MP USA’s Vice President and Chief U.S. Instructor, Mike has developed 10-year training curricula for four different Vibravision® training modalities. He has also prepared alternative approaches to introduce Merpati Putih to America, continually seeking to prove its viability and efficacy to Western medicine, science, and those with visual impairments. In 2021, he will help millions of people live better, healthier, more expanded lives through the power of Merpati Putih and Vibravision® both through in-person as well, for the first time EVER, online instruction.
Praise for Vibravision®
Energy Work!
“The fastest way to activate the Pineal Gland”
“This is probably the most powerful, the most influential, the most expansive, the quickest way to activate your pineal gland. If you’re excited about having SUPERHUMAN powers, definitely come [to an Immersion], but just know that you’re going to receive infinitely more than that.”
Dr. Steve Young, Co-founder, Ammortal
“Incredibly connected to everything”
“My mind has been completely blown. Not only that, I feel so incredibly connected to everything, including me and my soul and my spirit through this [Vibravision] training.”
Jisook Choi, CPA and Investment Specialist / Tony Robbins Platinum Partner
“Best ENERGY Work!”
“I’ve done a lot of other energy and martial art systems over the past 20 years for a lot longer and haven’t come close to developing the experiences I had with just 5 days in this course!”
Dr. Travis Whitney, NMD
Founder, Innate Healthcare Institute of Stem Cell and Functional Medicine
“An incredible training opportunity!”
“MP USA (Vibravision®) is an incredible training opportunity for improving your health and well being. In addition to their tremendous martial arts program, the health and wellness development can help cultivate your physical as well as mental well being.”
Dr. Lawrence Wang, OD
“The breathing techniques are a GAME CHANGER!”
“I’m so glad I found this place! The owners are two of the most amazing people you’ll ever meet. The meditation methods and breathing techniques they teach here have been a game-changer for me. I would recommend this to any of my family and friends.”
Dr. Ben Christensen, DDS
“This gives me ENERGY!”
“I highly recommend it to everyone! It’s fun. It gives me energy, a good workout, a positive environment, and time for myself. I always leave each lesson feeling better than when we started, ALWAYS! This is also a great course for individuals and families to get all those benefits as well. You’ve got to do it, then you’ll feel it, and you WILL love it!”
Anita C. Smith
Begin Your Journey
Together we will take you from your current state of mind and physical condition to a place you never thought possible. Take the first steps to becoming the healthiest, most relaxed, and self-aware YOU you can be!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Breath-Work
Breath-work is an essential part of many yoga and meditation practices, but it can also be a helpful tool on its own. Simply put, breath-work is a type of breathing exercise that can help to improve your overall health and well-being.
There are many different types of breath-work, but one of the most common is pranayama. Pranayama is a type of yogic breathing that involves inhaling deeply and exhaling slowly. This type of breath-work can help to improve your lung capacity and better your circulation.
Breath-work can also help to alleviate stress and anxiety. When you’re feeling anxious or stressed, your breath tends to become shallower and more rapid. This can lead to a feeling of tightness in the chest and difficulty breathing. However, by practicing deep, slow breathing, you can help to calm the nervous system and ease any feelings of anxiety or stress.
If you’re interested in trying breath-work, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First, be sure to find a comfortable place to sit or lie down. You’ll also want to make sure that you’re not wearing any restrictive clothing that could impede your breathing. And finally, it’s important to focus on your breath and not let your mind wander. Simply close your eyes and focus on taking deep, slow breaths. Inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth.
Breath-work can be a helpful tool for anyone looking to improve their overall health and well-being. If you’re interested in trying it, be sure to find a comfortable place to sit or lie down, focus on your breath, and take deep, slow breaths.
The practice of breath work is an ancient one that has been used for centuries to promote healing and well-being. Today, breath work is gaining popularity as a tool for managing stress, improving sleep, and promoting overall health and vitality. There are many different breath work techniques, but the basic premise is always the same: by focusing on the breath and connecting with the body, we can bring about positive change.
There are many benefits to breath work, including reducing stress and anxiety, improving sleep, and boosting energy levels. Breath work is also an effective way to reduce negative thinking and rumination. If you’re struggling with chronic stress or anxiety, breath work can be a helpful tool to add to your self-care arsenal.
One of the most important things to remember when doing breath work is to be patient and go at your own pace. It’s important to find a comfortable position, whether sitting or lying down, and to focus on your breathing. There are no hard and fast rules about how to do breath work; the key is to find what works for you and to be consistent with your practice.
If you’re new to breath work, there are plenty of resources available to help you get started. There are numerous books, articles, and websites that offer guidance on different techniques. You may also want to consider working with a certified breath work practitioner or teacher.
No matter what method you choose, remember that breath work is a powerful tool that can promote healing and wellbeing. Be patient with yourself as you explore different techniques, and trust that you will find the approach that works best for you.
What Are The Dangers Of Breathwork?
Breathwork is a powerful tool that can be used for physical, mental, and emotional healing. However, like any tool, it can be misused. When breathwork is not practiced with caution and respect, it can be dangerous.
There are three main dangers of breathwork:
- Overstimulation
Breathwork can be overstimulating for the nervous system. If you are not used to an abundance of oxygen flowing through your body, it can be overwhelming. It is important to listen to your body and only do as much as you can handle. - Hyperventilation
Hyperventilation is when you breathe so rapidly that you expel more carbon dioxide than you take in. This can lead to dizziness, lightheadedness, and tingling in the extremities. If you experience any of these symptoms, stop the breathwork and breathe normally until the symptoms subside. - Desensitization
When done correctly, breathwork can help you become more sensitive to your emotions and sensations. However, if you numbed yourself to emotions during the breathwork, you may have trouble processing them later on. It is important to be aware of this possibility and to only do breathwork when you feel ready to deal with your emotions.
Breathwork is a powerful tool that can be used for healing, but it is important to be aware of the potential dangers. If you are not sure if breathwork is right for you, consult with a qualified practitioner.
Why Is Breathwork So Powerful?
1. It’s A Natural Stress Reliever
When we’re stressed, our breathing becomes shallow and erratic. This causes our heart rate to increase and puts our body into “fight or flight” mode. Breathwork helps to reverse this process by calming the nervous system and promoting a sense of relaxation.
2. It Improves lung function
Breathwork helps to improve lung function and capacity. This is because it helps to break up stagnant air in the lungs and promote deep, healthy breathing. Over time, this can help to improve your overall respiratory health.
3. It Boosts Energy Levels
Contrary to popular belief, shallow breathing actually drains our energy levels. When we breathe deeply, however, we oxygenate our blood and cells, giving us a natural energy boost.
4. It Promotes Mindfulness
Breathwork helps us to focus on the present moment and be more mindful of our thoughts and emotions. This can be incredibly helpful in managing stress and anxiety.
5. It’s A Natural Pain Reliever
Breathwork has been shown to be an effective natural pain reliever. This is because it releases endorphins, which are natural pain-killing hormones.
Does Breathwork Really Work?
But what exactly is breathwork, and does it actually work?
Breathwork is a form of active meditation that involves controlled breathing. There are various breathwork techniques, but all involve focusing on your breath and breathing in a specific way. The aim is to help you control your breath, quiet your mind, and achieve a state of deep relaxation.
Breathwork has been shown to have some impressive health benefits. A recent study found that just two weeks of breathwork training led to reductions in
anxiety, depression, and stress. Breathwork has also been shown to improve sleep quality, boost immune function, and increase energy levels.
So, does breathwork really work? The evidence suggests that it does! If you’re
looking for a way to relax and de-stress, breathwork is definitely worth a try.
Is Breathwork Just Hyperventilating?
Breathwork is based on the idea that our breathing patterns affect our state of mind. By changing the way we breathe, we can change our thoughts and feelings. Breathwork can be used to improve our mood, reduce stress and anxiety, and promote relaxation.
Hyperventilation, on the other hand, is a medical condition that occurs when you breathe too fast or deeply. This can lead to dizziness, lightheadedness, and fainting. Hyperventilation can also cause chest pain and shortness of breath.
While breathwork and hyperventilation may sound similar, they are two different things. Breathwork is a safe and effective way to improve your mental and physical health. If you have any concerns about your breathing, please consult with a medical professional.
What Does Breath Work Do?
Breath work has been shown to have some benefits, including reducing stress and anxiety, improving sleep quality, and reducing inflammation. It can also help improve your lung function and make it easier to breathe.
If you’re interested in trying breath work, there are a few different types you can try.
What Is Breath Work Used For?
There are many different types of breath work, but they all have one goal: to help you feel better.
Breath work is sometimes called conscious breathing because it involves being aware of your breath. This can be done in a variety of ways, such as:
- Focusing on your breath
- Breathing through your nose
- Counting your breaths
- Slowing down your breathing
Breath work is a simple concept, but it can be very powerful. Just by changing the way you breathe, you can change the way you feel.
There is a lot of scientific research to support the benefits of breath work. For example, one study found that just 10 minutes of deep breathing can lower stress hormones and improve heart rate variability (a measure of heart health).
Another study found that deep breathing can reduce anxiety and improve mood in people with anxiety disorders.
And a recent review of studies found that breath work can help relieve pain.
So, if you’re feeling stressed, anxious, or in pain, breath work could be a helpful tool for you.
What Is Breathwork Therapy?
Breathwork therapy is said to have a number of benefits, including reducing stress and anxiety, promoting relaxation, and increasing energy levels. It may also help to ease symptoms of conditions such as depression, PTSD, and addiction.
How Does It Work?
Breathwork therapy is based on the principle that our breath is connected to our emotions and our state of mind. By changing the way we breathe, we can change the way we feel.
The specific breathing techniques used in breathwork therapy can vary, but they all involve breathing deeply and rhythmically through the nose. This type of breathing is said to stimulate the sympathetic nervous system and release tension from the body.
During a breathwork session, you’ll lie down and focus on your breath while a therapist guides you through the breathing exercises. The therapist may also play music or use aromatherapy to help you relax.
Most sessions last for around 60 minutes, although some may be shorter or longer. It’s common to feel dizzy or lightheaded during or after a session, and you may also experience an emotional release.
What Are the Benefits?
Breathwork therapy is said to offer a range of potential benefits, both mental and physical.
Mental health benefits:
- Reduced stress and anxiety: Breathwork has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety levels in both animal and human studies.
- Improved mood: Some small studies have found that breathwork may help to improve mood and reduce symptoms of depression.
- Eased PTSD symptoms: One study found that a single session of breathwork was effective at reducing PTSD symptoms in war veterans.
Physical health benefits:
- Increased energy levels: Some people report feeling more energetic after breathwork sessions, likely due to the release of tension from the body.
- Improved circulation: Breathwork may help to improve circulation by stimulating the sympathetic nervous system.
- Reduced pain: Some research has found that breathwork may help to reduce pain perception.
Is It Safe?
Breathwork therapy is generally considered safe for healthy adults. However, it’s not recommended for pregnant women or those who have heart conditions or other serious medical conditions. If you have any concerns about whether breathwork is right for you, speak to your doctor before trying it.
Is Breathwork Healthy?
On the physical side, breathwork can help improve respiratory function and cardiovascular health. It can also help to improve flexibility and reduce pain.
On the mental side, breathwork has been shown to improve mood, reduce stress and anxiety, and increase focus and concentration. It can also help to improve sleep quality.
So, overall, breathwork appears to be quite healthy! However, as with any form of exercise, it’s important to listen to your body and not push yourself too hard. If you’re new to breathwork, it’s best to start slow and work your way up.
Is Breath Work Good For You?
Breath work has been shown to be beneficial for both physical and mental health. It can help reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, while also boosting energy levels and improving sleep. Additionally, breath work has been linked to improving heart health by reducing blood pressure and promoting a healthy heart rate.
How Often Should I Do Breath Work?
Here are a few things to keep in mind when deciding how often to do breath work:
- The more you do it, the better the results. If you want to see noticeable changes in your energy levels, mood, and overall health, you’ll need to commit to doing breath work on a regular basis.
- Breath work is cumulative. Even if you only do it once in a while, you’ll still reap the benefits. So if you’re short on time or not sure you can stick with a daily practice, don’t worry – any breath work is better than none at all.
- There are different types of breath work, and each type has its own benefits. If you’re not sure which type of breath work is right for you, try experimenting with different ones to see what works best.
At the end of the day, the best way to figure out how often to do breath work is to listen to your body. If you’re feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or just need a break from your everyday life, take some time out for some deep breathing. You’ll be surprised at how much better you’ll feel afterwards.