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Enguiguilayé ... Ewéssé ... Once upon a time ...

 
 
It is the story of a little girl who was afraid of the dark. 
Freshly arrived from the city for a few weeks vacation in the village with his grandmother and his cousins.
The transition was not easy. Mbombô - grandmother - had chosen to live in the background, just on the edge of the forest.
If the place was safe, it continually rustled with the sounds of animals and plants new and strange to her. The night was particularly impressive when the trees looked like monsters. 
To facilitate this passage, when going to bed, mbombô would start singing, clapping her hands and the little one would sing with her, moving her little body, to end up falling asleep reassured. 
 


She didn't know it yet, but it's the prelude to what will become the HEALING GROOVE. It is a set of creative and therapeutic practices at the intersection of the Artistic, the Care and the Invisible. You could say it's a domestic travel agency that helps keep the groove going during times of personal and professional transition. 



ENJAïANCE? BANTU MEDICINE TRIP


The Enjaïance creation is rooted in African heritage: from Ecuador to South Africa.
Enjaïance derives from the trendy Ivorian language "s? Enjailler", synonymous with having a good time. 
It is a musical journey that helps to move from Blues to Groove.
Through traditional-modern Afro songs and rhythms, it is an invitation to reconnect, activate, incorporate, let emerge, cheer, by relying on the ancestral medicine of Bantu sounds and popular cultures.
 
DEEPEN YOUR JOURNEY
 
 
Traditionally in Black Africa, we share a vision of the world connected to greater than ourselves (ancestors, guardian spirits, religions?)
The sound (words, rhythms ...), the movement (gestures, dances?) Allow to tune with the pulsations of the universe. Art facilitates the connection with the subtle and offers ways to heal the world.
To reap the full benefits, the public should not just be a spectator; he has to get involved emotionally.
Everyone chooses to participate in their own way to instill this sacred dimension. Light a candle when you take the laundry out of the machine, close your eyes lying on your sofa, burn an incense stick, etc.  The possibilities are limitless…
Produced with love between New Caledonia, Australia, Reunion, Madagascar, Namibia, Cameroon, France.

NHÏANGO

HEALTHY ARTIST - State Registered Nurse.

Born in Cameroon, grew up between Africa, Oceania and Europe. 
 

Music (didgeridoo, ukulele, drum?), Dance, Singing, are part of its channels to help navigate the periods of transition.

Initiated among others in active music therapy, coaching, hypnosis, numerology, she has accompanied dozens of coaches and therapists to develop an activity that makes them want to dance for joy.
 
 
 



WE ARE TALKING ABOUT IT

An initiatory and spiritual journey that reminds me of bikutsi, an ode to life, I recommend Enjaïance to everyone. Peace & Love
Merlin NyakamChoreographer - Therapist
It is a pleasure that plunges into the magical world of rest, even when things are moving.
Christian Bena TokoPlaywright
I went through a real journey ... an awareness to "dance with life", to put movement in my life, lightness, fluidity, rhythm as a heart can beat. A heart at the right pace will emit strong vibrations and impact the hearts of others even harder. Also anger came out and I lived it deeply but with love and kindness towards me. At the same time I did not go through this period alone and I accepted help, to talk about it. This notion of love, love of oneself, of others and of our environment is still deeply rooted. And the desire to share my heart again. I realize how unique my color is and how my soul wants to vibrate.
Angelique MorizotSpiritual teacher
A soothing and reassuring journey. I felt like I was in a bubble of benevolence. My activity is changing, and it is not always easy. At times it was like calinotherapy. Listening to sentences that I did not always understand, it is as if they were saying to me opposite: do not worry, it will be okay, have confidence in yourself. Then there were other more invigorating moments where I felt like go ahead it's your time! In short, a good gentle cleaning.
Valery tanicNurse - Therapist
I was a little skeptical at first. But I played along. In the end, I felt like I was dropping a shell. I became aware of my need to settle down, to let go. Over the days, I began to project myself, to find ways to develop my massage activity.
Sophie CorrivaudEducator - Massage Therapist
The Enjaïance experience invites movement, dance ... living things! Revealing a more intense interior openness, it is now a (my) base allowing me to put my creativity in each of the areas of my life (original therapeutic practices, more playful emotional relationships, more joyful daily life ... .). And finally dare my creation to now build a broader vision of my future.
Laurence DreuilheTherapist
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