The Primordial Drum: A Journey into Sound and Self

Embark on a healing sound journey through ancient realms of wisdom, immersing yourself in the hypnotic rhythms of the primordial drum.

Following in the footsteps of our ancestors, we will experience the ancient tradition of drum journeying.

This isn't just about what you'll hear, but how you'll feel, as you connect with the raw, primal rhythms that underscore all of life.

Drum journeying is sonic fire. It crackles through stagnation, fuels creativity, and lights up the wisdom, courage, and intuition we may have forgotten we possess.

Discover the wisdom within you as you connect to our shared heritage and collective future on this journey into rhythm and sound.

You can expect to be transported by the hypnotic rhythms of drums, complemented by the haunting beauty of Mongolian throat singing, shamanic trance chants, other traditional instruments, and a few surprises along the way.

Whether you're a seasoned journeyer or new to the world of shamanic drumming, we invite you to join us.

How does it work?

Drum journeying is a practice rooted in Shamanic wisdom, using different rhythms to transport you to a trance-like state. It’s a form of meditation and dreaming that helps to bring clarity and a higher sense of order to our personal and collective lives.

Modern science backs up this ancient practice. The drums can entrain slower brain waves, bringing about physical benefits like lowered blood pressure, heart rate, and a reduction in stress hormones.

Experience a shift in perspective, awareness, or a burst of creativity - the journey can open up all of these doors and more.

What to expect?

Set an intention for your journey, whether that's healing, guidance, or relaxation. We'll settle into the session with abstract spoken word to help guide you gently into your imagination. As you lie down and relax the drums will take over, taking you on an adventure deep within. When it's time to return, we'll bring you back to earth with the gentle sounds of other traditional instruments.

Bring

• Something comfortable to lie on, e.g.ypga mat or camping mat

• A blanket and pillow/s

• Eye covering (optional)

• Water bottle