Breath to Remember – a psychedelic breathwork event

This is not just breathwork. It’s a remembrance. A return to the version of you that existed before the noise, the pressure, the expectations.

🌀 You will lie down.

🕯️ The space will hold you.

🌬️ The breath will take you.

But this journey goes deeper.

With the aid of carefully selected essential oils, energy work, and a curated atmosphere designed for psychedelic release, this experience opens a space where your body can lead, your soul can speak, and your mind can let go. We will not use any substances.

✨ …you’ve been craving a deeper connection to yourself

✨ …you’re navigating a life transition, a decision, or a healing process

✨ …you’ve felt stuck in your mind and want to drop back into your body

✨ …you’re open to spiritual guidance and emotional clarity

🧘‍♀️ Gentle arrival + guided intention setting

🌬️ A deep 75-minute breathwork journey

🌺 Essential oils to support your release & integration

💫 Energetic space-holding during the entire session

📝 Journaling and soul-integration time at the end

✨ Closing meditation to return softly to the present moment

Christin Raschke is an international Identity & Mental Health Coach with 10+ years of experience guiding people through transformation. She began offering energetic breathwork journeys in Europe, where her signature “Seelenreise” (Soul Journey)deeply touched her participants.

Now based in Austin, Christin brings this transformative experience to the U.S. – combining neuroscience, identity work, essential oils, and intuitive energetic guidance to hold a safe, sacred, and powerful space for your inner journey.

• Please arrive 10 minutes early. Doors close at 2:05 PM to protect the sacred container.
• Wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle, journal, and anything you need to feel safe and cozy. Please bring a blanket and a pillow, matts will be provided.
• No prior breathwork experience is required – just an open heart and willingness to explore.

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