Welcome to Breathe of Love — A Sanctuary for Healing in New York
In the heart of New York, where life moves fast and emotions often stay buried beneath constant pressure, Breathe of Love offers a safe and sacred space to pause, breathe, and heal.
Our trauma-informed breathwork sessions, meditations, and healing circles help you release emotional blockages, regulate your nervous system, and reconnect with your authentic self — so you can experience peace, clarity, and renewed vitality.
Whether you’re in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Albany, or Rochester, our in-person and online sessions bring you the tools to unwind the stress of daily life and come home to yourself.
Healing Trauma Through Conscious Breath
When we hold our breath, we hold our pain
Our approach to trauma-informed breathwork helps you gently process suppressed emotions, dissolve inner tension, and create safety in your body.
🌸 Each breath becomes a bridge — from pain to presence, from chaos to calm, from fear to love.
Guided by compassion and presence, our sessions help you access deeper layers of your being — the places where healing naturally begins.
Our Offerings in New York
Why Choose Breathe of Love in New York
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30+ years of experience in trauma-informed facilitation and meditation
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Compassionate guidance that honors both science and spirituality
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Deep understanding of emotional and energetic healing processes
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Support for integrating your transformation into daily life
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Flexible in-person and online sessions accessible throughout New York State
Healing doesn’t mean becoming someone new — it means remembering who you truly are.
Meet Your Facilitator – Ma Jeevan Vasanti (Gopa Sharma)
Vasanti, founder of Breathe of Love, is a certified breathwork and meditation facilitator with over three decades of experience.
Her approach blends Osho’s meditative wisdom, somatic trauma work, and energy healing, creating a transformative space for awakening and self-love.
“When we breathe consciously, we create space for love to replace fear, and peace to replace pain.”
