Why I Quit Being A DJ

Elijah

For almost 20 years, I was looking for and playing only other people’s music during Effiji Breathwork. I probably did 5000 breathwork sessions before it became too difficult to create transformational energy by playing familiar things that people were identified with. 

I want to use music to create new experiences in every moment of an Effiji breathwork session.

Around 2011, I started to feel like a DJ when one of my students asked me to make sure I played “Shower the People” by James Taylor as the last song. 

So in 2012, I began to write what I wanted to hear. 18 volumes later, I thought I was complete. But something new happened this past year. I started to create one track a day for a new five minute daily breathing experiment I was doing in our programs. 

I ended up with 190 tracks. I sold some of them to a company in Asia to use in their meditation app. The rest I used to 6 albums created specifically for each of the six stages of a one hour Effiji Breathwork session.

My understanding of the six stages of Effiji is something I developed over 30+ years. In my upcoming book, The Trauma Code, I go into some detail about each stage so you know how to get more out of your Effiji Breathwork experience. 

If you want to make 2024 the year of true transformation, I invite you to come to Revealing the Trauma Code, our upcoming two-day immersion. During those two days, you’ll clear trauma, connect to Spirit, and ground and center your being. 

You’ll notice the music in these immersions is quite different. It is stronger and more powerful. It is created for those who want depth and intensity in their life and are willing to have that experience during Effiji Breathwork.

Elijah