The Shaman and Her Drum

The drum is the Shaman’s Horse. The beat and vibration of my drum carries me to the spirit world to work on your behalf and is then used to carry me back into my body, back home again and into this reality.

I use my drum for Shamanic healing work, to facilitate circles, groups and to teach the joy of journey.

I use my drum for the following:

> Soul Retrieval
> Spiritual Intrusion removal
> Power Loss and Illness
> Blessings
> Other Spiritual areas
> Body Drumming for celebration etc

A little information on Body Drumming:

There are many techniques in Body Drumming but the main object is the same for them all and that is to completely envelope the receiver of the drumming in a safe cocoon of rhythmic sound which vibrates the very essence of their being.

Body Drumming involves the use of up to four Hoop Drums which are played in unison at about 200 beats per minute. As the drums are being played they are slowly rotated and moved around the receivers body to create the feeling of being totally enclosed in a wonderfully comforting cylinder of rhythm.

This is a very healing and powerful ceremony that can be used for Weddings, Celebrations, Welcoming new family members and other Special events.

Drumming Day at the Centre:

Beginners and experienced journeyers are invited to join in and help to make this an exciting day. We often join with distance drummers for world peace too.

We sit in circle and drum with gentle peaceful and loving people allowing everyone to connect with their Power Animals, sometimes for the first time.

Journey and meet with your Spiritual Teachers and Guides, ask them for help to work on an issue that needs to be worked through using spiritual guidance.

Feel the love and energy of being part of a drumming circle where no experience is needed, only openness, love and compassion.

We listen with not just our ears but our HEARTS to spiritual journeys. That honour is given to you also. We can all learn from one another by walking the path with our drums and accepting each other and realising we are never alone.