SOMA BREATH RAVE at 3rd Eye
May 22, 2026 from 7-9pm
at 3rd Eye

With Mimi D.
SOMA BREATH RAVE At 3rd Eye
A high-energy breathwork experience where music, movement, breath, and dance come together to awaken your body, clear your mind, and elevate your state.

Guided by Mimi Daraa and Dustin Alexander, this immersive collaboration blends SOMA Breath, intentional movement, powerful music, and a transformational group field to help you release stress, move stagnant energy, and tap into a deeper sense of freedom, clarity, and aliveness.
This is more than a class. It is an experience designed to help you break through inhibition, open your body, and reconnect with the part of you that feels bold, expressive, and fully alive. Whether you love to dance or usually hold back, this is for you. This is your invitation to let go of self-consciousness, soften overthinking, and feel FREE in your own way.

Dustin brings a raw artistic edge shaped by music, martial arts, and freediving, while Mimi brings grounded, heart-led facilitation rooted in breath, ritual, and embodied presence. Together, they create a space that feels electric, intentional, and expansive.

Come ready to breathe, move, dance, and discover what opens when you go beyond the surface.

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SOMA BREATH RAVE
May 22, 2026 from 7-9pm
at 3rd Eye

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