NEW 'DRUM SPIRIT' CDs COMING SOON!

There will be two companion CDs for Jana's Drum Spirit drumming technique, including simple chants which illustrate the rhythms and energies of each of the first 10 directions of the wheel of life. Each track will last around 10 minutes, and can be used as background meditation music or for practicing your own drumming technique. You can also use them for drum healing. Email Jana: info@sacredhome.co.uk if you would like to be informed by email of their release.

Also Coming Soon

Jana's new Drum Spirit website: www.drum-spirit.com

"The sound of the heartbeat of Mother Earth is the first music that any of us ever heard - the heartbeat of our mother before birth.

To give birth to a sacred drum is a most sacred event. A sacred drum, after its initiation, indeed has a life and a voice of its own and becomes a great bridge between you and your world of spirit."

Jana and the drumming circle at Skorhill Stone Circle on Dartmoor

The spiritual core of Jana’s drumming circles is in understanding our ancestral roots and our relationship to the Earth, the Sun and Great Mystery. This is the rhythm, the Primal Pulse, the Universal Heartbeat, the true Mother Tongue that unites us all.

Where people gather to drum, they gather to heal and facilitate an awakening to a powerful light within. Drumming wakes up something inside, a palpable energy, a life force deep within the cells of our being that releases the memories and a knowing that drumming is good medicine!

"In the ancient Egyptian language, "ear" and "mind" are synonymous, an acknowledgement that th mind gives meaning to information received as sound vibrations. All music, whether in the temple, the palace, or the street, was termed "hy", which was defined as 'joy' or 'gladness'. The symbol for joy was a woman playing a round frame drum."
(Layne Redmond - "When Women were Drummers")

Jana at the drumming circle in Glastonbury

 

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Check out Jana's new instructional drumming CD, Drumming the 20 Count

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