Ken Robinson
is a healer and teacher in a long unbroken lineage of teachers
of Ka Ta See, the Ways of the Eastern Andes. Ka Ta See means "setting the world in balance."
Ken has studied Ka Ta See for twelve years with Kay Cordell Whitaker, who apprenticed
for thirteen years with Domano and Chea Hetaka, Peruvian elders of the
tradition.
Ken lives in
Putney, Vermont

Song
"I
could feel now what Domano and Chea had often said, that when we live
without our Song we create a world that we become trapped in."
- Kay Cordell Whitaker,
in her book,
Sacred Link, p.104

Ka Ta See
Ka Ta See was brought to the western world from the remote homeland in the Eastern Andes by Domano and Chea Hetaka. They were elders and teachers of the ancient tradition who fulfilled a tribal prophecy by taking their long-protected knowledge out to others when the world was becoming dangerously out of balance.