TaKeTiNa Rhythm Mediatation Practice Group @ MKP-GA Center in Chamblee

These Chamblee sessions will be led by different combinations Amy, Colleen and David. Arrive just a few minutes early, and 90 to 110 minutes, depending upon rhythm journey. Please come and join in on the fun!

Amy, Colleen and David are in the midst of a three year training to become certified TaKeTiNa teachers. Not certified yet, these “practice groups” are open, free practice sessions, to improve and grow our abilities to facilitate the work. The session is free, however, donations to MKP-GA to help cover use of their space would be appreciated.

Before you joined the TaKeTiNa Meetup, you saw a description of what TaKETiNa is. That description hides behind a link, after you join. I think it’s worth a reminder, here:

TaKeTiNa is a fun and challenging body-mind, group process, for connecting to innate rhythm (all of us possess), in a way that can lead to enhanced levels of awareness, simultaneity in perception, and sensations of deceleration, joy and inner peace. The practice has the ability to re-pattern deep neurological structures that can impact such diverse aspects of human functioning as emotional balance, pain control, and cognitive learning. Rather than “thinking about rhythm”, you connect directly to the rhythm using your body. Voice, feet and hands are engaged to embody the experience of rhythm, naturally, on multiple layers, simultaneously. This guided experience can bring one to being ‘in the moment’, to quieting mind-chatter, and to presence, as well as to what may be separating one from surrendering to the rhythm.

TaKeTiNa is a learn at-your-own-pace process, generally found to be accessible and challenging, equally for all – i.e. from no musical or rhythm experience, to professional musician or drummer. For more information about TaKeTiNa, see http://www.taketina.com/?Home .

David
404-915-3698