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Q: I was wondering if you know if anyone is doing holotropic breathwork in Hong Kong who you might be able to link me up with?
I am also trying to arrange for a breathworkshop here in Hong Kong and I wondered if you knew a good and not overly expensive venue for that kind of event - somewhere where the accommodation would not be too expensive(it will probably be for four or five days and have a large room where people can scream) .
Finally I have had no experience in bringing in people to run workshops in Hong Kong - do you know if there are taxation or visa issues?
Wayne
A: Hi Wayne
Anne Harrison a former HK resident used to come back and teach breathwork. She is writing a PhD on it, I believe in Australia. I can't recall the modality exactly whether its based on Stan Grof's work or others.
The Hoffman process used to book the Silvermine Bay Hotel for a5 day week day workshops and I believe there was a lot of screaming involved in that course. The other locations you could explore would be Kadoorie farm, but I am not sure about the screaming.
My understanding, and I have to say this isn't a legally binding opinion, is that it's OK to bring in people for workshops and pay them without taxation or a work visa, it's probably under the category of a tolerated grey area rather than being legally valid.
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