Samhain Breathwork and Ancestral Reflection with Benjamin Tree

The invitation to focus on one ancestor gives this seasonal ceremony a specific thread. An introduction, guided practice and closing reflection give the gathering a clear shape.

Choose an ancestor you knew, or someone whose story has reached you through your family. Benjamin Tree’s Samhain ceremony invites you to bring that relationship into a practice of breath, movement and reflection. Samhain is a seasonal threshold in Celtic tradition; here it provides the setting for an online gathering centred on ancestry.

An opening circle introduces the techniques and leaves room for questions. Benjamin guides conscious connected breathing, a practice of breathing in a continuous rhythm, while you sit or lie down. Music supports invitations to move, shake or make sound. The ceremony includes time for integration and ends with a short sharing circle.

Join on Zoom with your camera on, a clear space and speakers or headphones. Keep at least an hour afterwards for rest or journaling; the host advises against joining if you must rush straight back to tasks. Luma lists a flexible Standard ticket: suggested £22, minimum £12. Read the terms before booking. The host says not to reserve, and to contact him, if pregnancy, detached retina, glaucoma, uncontrolled high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease including angina, previous heart attack or stroke, brain or abdominal aneurysm, uncontrolled thyroid conditions or diabetes, asthma, epilepsy, a prior psychiatric diagnosis including bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, psychiatric hospitalisation or emotional crisis within the last 10 years, or another condition affecting intense physical or emotional release applies. Participation requires confirming that none applies. These are the organiser’s restrictions; no medical suitability is implied.

• Benjamin Tree

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  Benjamin Tree guides breathwork and embodiment practices. His event biography describes him as a qualified Rebirthing Breathwork practitioner.

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