COLLECTIVE BREATH
ONLINE SANGHA
DEEPEN YOUR BUDDHIST + QIGONG PRACTICE, AND CONNECT WITH LIKE-MINDED PEOPLE
with a Buddhist Meditation teacher and Qigong facilitator Kasia Murfet
/ COLLECTIVE BREATH /
Online Sangha
Live every Tuesday at 7pm UK time via Google Meet
Recordings available
Weekly Evening Practice can include:
A short talk, guided Meditation and Qigong, Breathwork and periods of silence - depending on the needs of the Community.
Chat Group of like-minded people, where you can share your practice and ask questions
Sign up via Substack
What’s included:
Weekly sessions (30–45 mins)
Every Tuesday at 7pm UK (live on Google Meet + replay available).
Each session includes a short Dharma talk, guided practice (including Qigong), and time for silence - shaped by the needs of the community.
Pre-recorded Qigong classes.
Including Video + Audio
Access to past recordings
Full archive of past sessions.
Private chat community
Connect with others, ask questions, unpack teachings, and suggest themes for future sessions.
Member discount
15% off 101 Buddhism (Buddhist Meditation Mentoring)
In exchange
I’m inviting you to make a monthly contribution of £10 or less
(Substack allows inserting flexible amounts which is nice).
If you’re not sure whether you’d like to commit, you can access a free 7 day trial
If you’re experiencing financial hardship and none of these suggestions works for you at the moment, please send me an email. No questions asked.
Kind Words
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“Kasia has such a calming, genuine, and enthusiastic energy, which is really lovely to be around. I felt grateful to have found them and to be able to learn from their unique knowledge. Collective Breath felt different to any other breathwork group I had previously joined — somehow gentler and more grounding. A wonderful journey!”
Beccy Candice Clarke, Writer, Editor, Holistic Health Coach
about the teacher
My name is Kasia Murfet and I’ve been a committed Buddhist practitioner for 10 years. In October 2024 I received Jukai Precepts during a sesshin with Ordinary Mind teacher Malcolm Martin. I hold MA in Buddhist Studies.
After I lost my grandmother; who co-raised me with my mother; I was faced with a profound grief. This is when I came across teachings on Impermanence, anicca, which appears extensively in the Pali Canon which tells us that nothing stays the same and everything is always changing. Touched by these teachings, I decided to commit myself fully to a Buddhist practice.
In 2019 I was diagnosed with PTSD and as a HSP (highly sensitive person). I struggled with severe panic attacks for two years. Thanks to EMDR and Buddhist practice I began to practice self-compassion and accept this new sense of ‘self’. My healing journey began with a question: How can I embrace Not-Knowing?
In 2022 I enrolled for a Master Degree in Buddhist Studies. After 8 years of practicing and attending silent retreats twice a year, I was ready to deepen my understanding. My dissertation research explored whether Zen can really be expressed through Arts.
Throughout my journey I have come to understand the importance of deepening awareness through the process of self-inquiry. As a Buddhist Meditation teacher I care deeply about making sure that all my offerings feel inclusive, compassionate and empowering. I believe that we all want to feel more connected; to ourselves, each other and the world around us. Engaging with Buddhist practices allows space for strengthening the muscle being present, self-compassion and deep listening.
