TEMPLE OF BREATH: a sacred ceremony of movement and conscious breathwork

Step inside the Temple of Breath — a co-ed ceremonial immersion held within the sacred walls of a 200-year-old church, where movement, music, and breath become pathways of transformation and remembrance.

We begin in circle — grounding into presence and setting a collective intention for the journey ahead. This opening space invites you to arrive fully, be witnessed, and feel the safety to express whatever longs to move through.

Through guided meditation, we shed the noise of the day and return to the rhythm of the heart. From there, we enter a guided embodied movement practice — an invitation to drop deep into your body, to soften resistance, and to prepare your vessel for the journey ahead.

As the music builds, the body takes over.
We move into free-form expression — primal, rhythmic, and liberating. The dance shakes loose the armor, the edges melt, and what’s left is pure devotion in motion.
Here, dance becomes prayer, and the body becomes the altar.

When the energy softens, we surrender into conscious connected breathwork — the breath as medicine, the journey inward. With what no longer serves already moved through the body, the breath carries us into deeper states of release, clarity, and remembrance.

We close in stillness and integration, returning to circle to anchor what’s been revealed — hearts open, bodies alive, spirits grounded.

This is a homecoming —
from the head into the heart,
from motion into devotion.

• A grounded ceremonial space guided by intention and presence
• Opening circle + guided meditation
• Guided embodied movement to drop you deep into your body
• Free-form movement set to deep, evocative soundscapes
• Conscious connected breathwork journey
• Closing integration and reflection

No prior experience with yoga, dance, or breathwork is needed — simply bring your curiosity, your breath, your open heart, and your willingness to feel.

• Yoga mat or blanket
• Water bottle
• Journal + pen (for post-journey reflections)
• Comfortable clothes you can move and sweat in
• Optional: small altar item (crystal, stone, or something meaningful to you)
• An open heart and a willingness to explore

• Eat lightly beforehand (no heavy meals 1–2 hours before the event)
• Avoid alcohol or substances for at least 24 hours before
• Bring an extra layer — after breathwork, the body temperature may drop
• Come hydrated and ready to move energy

If money is a barrier for you coming to the experience, and your heart feels the deep desire - DM us and we will make this happen for you. No questions asked.

With Reverence,

Chris & Kelsie

@yogasavage and @keelsiiieeee on IG 🌹

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Merritt Fitness, 2246 Irving Street, Denver, United States

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