Welcome to Breathe of Love — A Space for Healing and Awakening
In the heart of California’s vibrant wellness community, Breathe of Love offers a sanctuary for deep transformation.
Through trauma-informed breathwork, meditation, and somatic healing, we help you reconnect with your body, release emotional pain, and rediscover inner peace.
Whether you’re in Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, or Sacramento, our programs are designed to guide you gently back to love — the source of all true healing.
Transforming Trauma Through the Power of Breath
Many people carry unprocessed emotions from stress, relationships, or childhood wounds that shape how they feel, love, and connect.
At Breathe of Love, we use conscious connected breathing to access and release those stored patterns safely — bringing clarity, balance, and deep calm to your nervous system.
🌿 Breathwork is not just a technique — it’s a pathway back to safety, trust, and love within yourself.
Our trauma-informed approach draws from somatic awareness, nervous system regulation, and spiritual guidance to create a space where true healing can unfold naturally.
What We Offer in California
Why Choose Breathe of Love
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Over 30 years of experience in meditation, trauma-informed healing, and breathwork
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A blend of science, spirituality, and compassionate facilitatior
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Safe, supportive environment for emotional and energetic healing
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Integration support through journaling, reflection, and follow-up guidance
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Hybrid options — join in-person or online from anywhere in California
Every session is an invitation to come home — to your body, your breath, and your heart.
Meet Your Facilitator – Ma Jeevan Vasanti (Gopa Sharma)
Founder of Breathe of Love, Vasanti has spent over three decades guiding seekers through meditation, trauma healing, and breathwork.
Trained in Somatic Breathwork, Holotropic and Rebirthing techniques, she integrates ancient wisdom with modern trauma awareness, creating a space of safety and transformation.
“When we breathe consciously, we open the door to healing — not by effort, but by allowing love to flow where pain once lived.”
