Tell us what happened in your part of the world!

[Jondi Whitis, MTOT]

Thanks for being a part of this grand and wonderful day. We are so gratified to have been joined by so many inspiring, hopeful, energizing, gracious and generous people all over the world. It is a great source of comfort and strength to be One with you.
Please tell us what you experienced on this amazing day; all comments and points of view are welcome, as well as your input on plans we're all no doubt thinking - call it, "Where We Go From Here...."
With gratitude,
Jondi, and the entire EFT Practitioners Pool, without whom none of this could have happened : )

[AnaMaria Herrera]

This was a fantastic event and a big thanks for all who participated!

[EFT Practitioners Pool]

Tapping with Teens

LIVE EVENT INAUGURATION DAY EFT TAPFEST 2009 IN BROOKLYN, NY:

We of EFTBrooklyn.com called it a “Meet up to Tap for Obama,” and it turned into a “TapFest and Balloon Bust” when we heard that almost 100 teenagers from the 10th grade of the Landmark High School in Harlem, were looking for the right place to watch the historic inauguration on January 20, 2009. We said that they were indeed invited and to come on over. The teachers staggered their classes’ departure from Manhattan and came in shifts to Brooklyn on the subway.

We then decided to make it a memorable celebratory party for those young men and women, and it helped that the Brooklyn Business Library, 280 Cadman Plaza agreed to be the venue. Their auditorium had room for 200 seats, and a set up for projecting the TV onto a giant screen on their stage. Perfect. The teenagers and their eight teachers accompanying them from uptown gave us rapt attention on the stage as we demonstrated EFT on ourselves and explained what it all meant before Obama came on the screen.

A local bakery had donated little cakes to add to the party and the supermarket around the block gave us cases of bottled water; enough for everybody, including the library staff. We brought in 200 big, colorful balloons with long strings trailing and floated them in the large room filled with well-behaved students (and a smattering of adults from outside), who were listening to Obama’s acceptance speech.

When our new president was finished, it was really time to celebrate, We did that by busting all the balloons, which was like the excitement of fireworks and quite a cheerful sight as everyone got in a party mood. The kids loved it.

When we finally got their attention again, we EFTers had them follow us on the stage in tapping their good energy and wishes for Obama and his new administration. They looked at us and repeated our words and seriously mimicked our tapping points. They got it immediately. And they willingly repeated our words as we all tapped to change themselves to help the country and to volunteer whenever they could, reach out to others and be good to themselves, too.

Then they were gone, along with the cake; but still excited. The clever teachers had them walk over the nearby, mile-long, but magnificent Brooklyn Bridge before they got the subway back uptown on the other side.

Those 14 and 15-year olds will never forget their attendance at the Brooklyn EFT Barack Obama Inauguration Day.


Carolyn Meiselbach and members of
EFT Brooklyn (Mary Meyers, Jondi Whitis)