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The ancient civilisations of Peru mummified their dead – offered them food and drink and went to them for guidance as if they were still alive. What must that have been like to look upon the decayed face of your ancestor and feel such an intimate connection with one who shares your blood? It is easy to be alive today and forget that we are part of a lineage. That we inherit both traumas and gifts from previous generations. Perhaps you have had moments where you feel a certain

I’ve just finished painting this shamanic drum of an ancient Mayan king and his captive. On one level it shows a triumphant king, spear in hand, standing triumphant over his captive, who sits cross legged, bites his thumb and bleeds at the chin in both deep terror and supplication. Yet, I was also reflecting upon how we often cower in terror in the face of false power - politicians, family members and the projections within our own psyche, rather than forming a conscious, pot

This group is for those who feel called to take some time out and reconnect more deeply with themselves. We gather together in a ceremonial space, creating a shared environment of rhythm, voice, and breath. Sessions may include singing, drumming, and gentle practices that support energetic opening through breath and awareness, including work with the chakras. Participants have access to a wide range of drums made from horse, goat, buffalo, cow, stag, and Finnish reindeer, as