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An ancestral Andean ceremony which links us with nature and the sacred. It's a ceremony of blossoming, of rebirth, of bonding with our inner world.
Elders, teachers, indigenous wisdom keepers, and artists devoted to the consciousness movement worldwide come to offer their visions and wisdom at this beautiful one day festival located in Manhattan, New York. This is a free event!
Munay is the most subtle vibration of the universe. It is an invisible energy that transforms and heals our lives. This concert is inspired by the concept of Munay as a way of life and is a healing ceremony with the sacred sounds of Andean tradition.
This shamanic sound meditation will incorporate indigenous elements, musical instruments, and songs from shamanic cultures across the world including didgeridoo, Tuvan throat singing, South American Icaros, Native American medicine songs and flutes, jawharps, Koshi chimes, Tibetan singing bowls, African mbira, ngoni, and Hang Drum all combined and layered through a electronic loop station interface while various herbs and incense are burned.
An immersive and ecstatic meditation utilizing mantra ritual, guided visualization, sacred breathing techniques, and kirtan.
Shamanic chanting, mantras, overtone singing, Native American songs, and more are used to create an environment conducive to deep relaxation and inward investigation.
The Shamanic Healing Night is a transformative healing night brought to you by us - a collective of visionary healers from the Golden Drum community.
Mantra, Meditation, Music, and Mandala building becomes a unique way to activate healing, enhance clarity, creativity, and boost connectedness.
We will be making one-sided hand drums, using wooden frames made of maple, elk, buffalo or deer hide, and sinew. We will join together in a full day of ceremony, learn songs and create our sacred instruments.
To learn, carry and sing a sacred song is an ability we all have, we simply need to tap into it. In this course, we invite you to tap into your own ability to use sacred song as a study, practice and way of prayer and expression.
An immersive and ecstatic meditation utilizing mantra ritual, guided visualization, sacred breathing techniques, and kirtan.
To learn, carry and sing a sacred song is an ability we all have, we simply need to tap into it. In this course, we invite you to tap into your own ability to use sacred song as a study, practice and way of prayer and expression.
Mystical soundscapes of world music and meditation teachings from sacred traditions across the globe featuring singer and songwriter Ixchel Prisma
In this lecture with Maestro Manuel Rufino, we will explore TANTRUM YOGA. The yoga of overcoming your drama. He will share various ways. you can liberate yourself from daily obstacles that prevent growth in your life.
Mystical soundscapes of world music and meditation teachings from sacred traditions across the globe featuring song carrier and musician, Xango Shola
An immersive and ecstatic meditation utilizing mantra ritual, guided visualization, sacred breathing techniques, and kirtan.
To learn, carry and sing a sacred song is an ability we all have, we simply need to tap into it. In this course, we invite you to tap into your own ability to use sacred song as a study, practice and way of prayer and expression.
To learn, carry and sing a sacred song is an ability we all have, we simply need to tap into it. In this course, we invite you to tap into your own ability to use sacred song as a study, practice and way of prayer and expression.
In this intensive course you will learn specific techniques that will enable you to create a unique and deeply personal fan for your walk in life.
Join us for a special talk with Pacha K'anchay and Yashak Yanakuna de Colombia. They are Kogi and were chosen to carry this message from the Council of Elders.
Raga & Maqam theory, comparison, & usage. Traditional and Sacred Oriental music shares a distinct 'family' relationship stretching from Morocco all the way to India and beyond...
We will be making one-sided hand drums, using wooden frames made of maple and elk, deer or buffalo hide, and sinew.
Join us for a free concert with master musician, Edward Powell and his Ragmakamtar, a hybrid invention of Powell's combining a Oud and Sarod
