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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.brewing-minds.com/event/your-brain-on-drum
 s-46">Your Brain on Drums</a>\nOverview ⏱️ Schedule: Doors 18:30 → T
 alk 19:00→ Q&A → Mingle 🗣️ Language: English Long before modern s
 cience\, humans had already discovered a way to alter consciousness. Not w
 ith chemicals - only with rhythm. Across cultures and throughout history\,
  people have gathered around drums to enter trance states\, heal\, connect
  with something larger than themselves\, and experience profound shifts in
  consciousness. How can something as simple as a drumbeat have such a powe
 rful effect on the mind? The striking thing? Many of these traditions deve
 loped oceans apart\, with little or no contact between them\, yet their ce
 remonies often look remarkably similar. Similar rhythms. Similar states. S
 imilar behaviors. Why? Together\, we'll journey between modern neuroscienc
 e labs and shamanic drumming ceremonies around the world to explore the my
 stery behind one of humanity's oldest methods for changing consciousness. 
 Combining neuroscience with documentary fieldwork\, Yoel Gordon explores h
 ow rhythm shapes the brain and alters conscious experience. Ancient healer
 s and shamans discovered the power of rhythm long before modern science. T
 oday\, neuroscience is beginning to understand why. What we'll cover Rhyth
 m and altered states: how repetitive drumming alone can alter consciousnes
 s. The neuroscience of rhythm: what happens when neural activity synchroni
 zes to rhythm. A global journey into rhythm: through footage from differen
 t ceremonies\, we’ll trace the deep relationship between humans\, music\
 , and altered states across cultures and time. Why trance matters: what al
 tered states and scientific research of it can reveal about attention\, pe
 rception\, and consciousness itself. Speaker Yoel Gordon PhD Researcher in
  Rhythm & Consciousness — Max Planck School of Cognition / Charité Berl
 in / UCL Yoel Gordon is a PhD researcher in rhythm and consciousness at th
 e Max Planck School of Cognition. [...]
DTSTAMP:20260728T125332Z
LOCATION:Oblomov Kreuzkoelln\, Lenaustraße 7\, 12047 Berlin\, Germany
SUMMARY:Your Brain on Drums
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.brewing-minds.com/event/y
 our-brain-on-drums-46">Your Brain on Drums</a>\nOverview ⏱️ Schedule: 
 Doors 18:30 → Talk 19:00→ Q&A → Mingle 🗣️ Language: English Lon
 g before modern science\, humans had already discovered a way to alter con
 sciousness. Not with chemicals - only with rhythm. Across cultures and thr
 oughout history\, people have gathered around drums to enter trance states
 \, heal\, connect with something larger than themselves\, and experience p
 rofound shifts in consciousness. How can something as simple as a drumbeat
  have such a powerful effect on the mind? The striking thing? Many of thes
 e traditions developed oceans apart\, with little or no contact between th
 em\, yet their ceremonies often look remarkably similar. Similar rhythms. 
 Similar states. Similar behaviors. Why? Together\, we'll journey between m
 odern neuroscience labs and shamanic drumming ceremonies around the world 
 to explore the mystery behind one of humanity's oldest methods for changin
 g consciousness. Combining neuroscience with documentary fieldwork\, Yoel 
 Gordon explores how rhythm shapes the brain and alters conscious experienc
 e. Ancient healers and shamans discovered the power of rhythm long before 
 modern science. Today\, neuroscience is beginning to understand why. What 
 we'll cover Rhythm and altered states: how repetitive drumming alone can a
 lter consciousness. The neuroscience of rhythm: what happens when neural a
 ctivity synchronizes to rhythm. A global journey into rhythm: through foot
 age from different ceremonies\, we’ll trace the deep relationship betwee
 n humans\, music\, and altered states across cultures and time. Why trance
  matters: what altered states and scientific research of it can reveal abo
 ut attention\, perception\, and consciousness itself. Speaker Yoel Gordon 
 PhD Researcher in Rhythm & Consciousness — Max Planck School of Cognitio
 n / Charité Berlin / UCL Yoel Gordon is a PhD researcher in rhythm and co
 nsciousness at the Max Planck School of Cognition. [...]
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