06/03/2026
A couple of spaces have become available for this evenings drum
Session if anyone would like to join last minute. Please text me on 07797827927
✨ Drum session- Friday 6th March 2026
This is a unique opportunity for people to come along and experience soul drumming, to feel the ancient vibration of hide drums resonating through your being and calling to your ancient self.
Some drums will be provided for you to use if you do not already have one of your own. We are limited to what we can lend out but at some point during the evening you will have the opportunity to use a drum if you wish.
Drumming Induces Natural Altered States of Consciousness, which have a wide range of therapeutic applications.
Studies demonstrate that even a brief drumming session can double alpha brain wave activity, dramatically reducing stress. The brain changes from beta waves (focused concentration and activity) to Alpha waves (calm and relaxed), producing feelings of euphoria and well-being.
Alpha activity is associated with meditation, shamanic trance, and integrative modes of consciousness. This ease of induction contrasts significantly with the long periods of isolation and practice required by most meditative disciplines before inducing significant effects. Rhythmic stimulation is a simple yet effective technique for affecting states of mind.
Drumming Creates a Sense of Connectedness with Self and Others
In a society in which traditional family and community-based systems of support have become increasingly fragmented, drumming circles provide a sense of connectedness with others and interpersonal support.
A drum circle at Feathers provides an opportunity to connect with your own spirit at a deeper level, and also to connect with those in the group even if it is a one off. Group drumming alleviates self-centredness, isolation, and alienation.
Rhythm and resonance order the natural world. Dissonance and disharmony arise only when we limit our capacity to resonate totally and completely with the rhythms of life.
The origin of the word rhythm is Greek meaning “to flow.” We can learn “to flow” with the rhythms of life by simply learning to feel the beat, pulse, or groove while drumming.
It is a way of bringing the essential self into accord with the flow of a dynamic, interrelated universe, helping us feel connected rather than isolated and estranged.
Drumming allows people to connect with the power of the universe, to externalise their own knowledge, and to internalise their answers; it also enhances a sense of empowerment and responsibility.
The physical stimulation of drumming removes blockages and produces emotional release. Sound vibrations resonate through every cell in the body, stimulating the release of negative cellular memories.
Drumming emphasises self-expression, teaches how to rebuild emotional health, and addresses issues of violence and conflict through expression and integration of emotions.
Drumming helps alleviate stress that is created from hanging on to the past or worrying about the future. When you play a drum, you are placed very much in the here and now. One of the paradoxes of rhythm is that it has both the capacity to move your awareness out of your body into realms beyond time and space and to ground you firmly in the present moment.
Drumming helps reconnect us to our core, enhancing our sense of empowerment and stimulating our creative expression.
“The advantage of participating in a drumming group is that you develop an auditory feedback loop within yourself and among group members—a channel for self-expression and positive feedback—that is pre-verbal, emotion-based, and sound-mediated.”
Each person in a drum circle is expressing themselves through his or her drum and listening to the other drums at the same time.
“Everyone is speaking, everyone is heard, and each person’s sound is an essential part of the whole.”
Each person can drum out their feelings without saying a word, without having to reveal their issues. It provides a means of exploring and developing the inner self.
It serves as a vehicle for personal transformation, consciousness expansion, and community building.
You do not need to own your own drum we have a limited amount of drums that are available to be shared out during the evening If you choose to join us.
Some people enjoy just attending and sitting in the energy allowing the sounds to flow through every part of there being. We welcome beginners and experienced drummers to the circle.
You will need to bring a drum (hoop drums only) if you have one, and a bottle of water. It is recommended you wear layers as the temperature within the yurt fluctuates.
Drum circles - 7pm-8:15pm
(arrivals 6:50pm)
Parking directly @ Feathers Healing
Investment £20.00 ✨
