Tensegrity is an art: the art of adapting to one's own energy, and to each other's energy in a way that contributes to the integrity of the community that we are.
Carlos Castaneda

The first Tensegrity practice groups began more than twenty years ago when the students of don Juan proposed that the participants of the early Tensegrity classes could get together to practice the magical passes they had learned. Practicing magical passes together, Carlos Castaneda later wrote, became a means for practitioners to create "a much-needed kinesthetic consensus." "Such a consensus is necessary," he said, "because it reinforces the seers" intent of freedom, without intellectualization."
Since that time, Tensegrity practice groups have formed worldwide as a means for participants to practice and share what they have learned at Tensegrity workshops and classes as well as on the four volumes of the Tensegrity videos and DVDs, and the book Magical Passes. Practice groups are self-organized, have no designated leaders and members share only the cost of the rental of the room and a small contribution to Cleargreen. Cleargreen is not legally responsible for the content of these practices or the safety of their participants.
Registered Practice Groups are listed at cleargreen.com and receive a newsletter three times a year where they can share the findings and experiences of their own and other groups; further, registered groups can sign up for weekly classes sponsored by Cleargreen and guided by individual practice group members in their local practice community.

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