Norberto A. Kiman

“Awareness of space of one's body” 

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Presentation description:

This talk will expose the possibilities offered by knowing the mental space of one's own body,
the space around oneself and the limit of the relationship with others, to find new paths and
imaginations that allow to transcend some of the difficulties that everyday life presents.
I will show in this conference simple methods to recognize and perceive different types of
mental space based on body forms and body exercises i taught during the last 20 years at
University of Buenos Aires. These methods are tools to achieve awareness of space of one's
own body (relationship to oneself or "inner perception") and the space around one's own
(relation to one's environment or "complete perception"). The presentation also addresses the
elements of "partial perception" that lie within the entire mental space in addition with the
practices to recognize the space of the partner, which allow to find the limit of the relationship
with others. 

In conclusion, this work shows the importance of human being to become aware about the
possibility of widening their mental space. Learning the elements that compose this space with
the consequent improvement of their bodily balance and change of their posture before the
world.
Finally this work intends, in the future, complement the work of science about mental space,
from a bodily and perceptive vision.

Bio:

Norberto A. Kiman, born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1961 is a senior professor with over 23 years of experience in a public University, teaching in both Mental Space and its application in Aikido. He likes to participate in mind and body investigation groups.
He is graduated in Systems from the National Technological University in 1986.
Norberto studied Tai Chi Chuan with Master Wang Tsing (China) between the 1980s and 1990s. He is a National Yoga Instructor (IPEF) and studied various Eastern Philosophies.

MENTAL SPACE EDUCATION
Norberto Kiman developed his knowledge and practice in Mental Space and Aikido since 1991, with his teacher Sensei Kenjiro Yoshigasaki (Japan) for 30 years, reaching the 5th dan in that area.
HIS WORK
In 1999 Norberto founded and currently develops a Mental Space and Aikido School in Buenos Aires, Argentina providing classes at the University of Buenos Aires.
He provides classes by Zoom for students who live far from Buenos Aires too.
He organizes International Seminars in Mental Space and Aikido since 2007.
Norberto Kiman This talk will expose the possibilities offered by knowing the mental space of one's own body,
the space around oneself and the limit of the relationship with others, to find new paths and
imaginations that allow to transcend some of the difficulties that everyday life presents.
I will show in this conference simple methods to recognize and perceive different types of
mental space based on body forms and body exercises i taught during the last 20 years at
University of Buenos Aires. These methods are tools to achieve awareness of space of one's
own body (relationship to oneself or "inner perception") and the space around one's own
(relation to one's environment or "complete perception"). The presentation also addresses the
elements of "partial perception" that lie within the entire mental space in addition with the
practices to recognize the space of the partner, which allow to find the limit of the relationship
with others.
In conclusion, this work shows the importance of human being to become aware about the
possibility of widening their mental space. Learning the elements that compose this space with
the consequent improvement of their bodily balance and change of their posture before the
world.
Finally this work intends, in the future, complement the work of science about mental space,
from a bodily and perceptive vision.
Examples: http://www.kiaikidobuenosaires.com.ar/shokyu.htmlcreated the Mental Space and Aikido Virtual Course (spanish), it can be visited at: https://kiaikidolatinoamerica.wordpress.com/
His website (Spanish) can be visited at: http://www.kiaikidobuenosaires.com.arstems