This shamanic sound meditation ceremony 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, Arican kalimba, ngoni, and Hang Drum all combined and layered through a electronic loop station interface while various healing herbs and incenses are burned.
The meditation will begin with a guided instruction while teachings from various traditions from all over the world (Buddhist, Taoist, Shamanic, Hindu and indigenous) will be given interwoven with the music and sounds.
School Notes: The Sacred Arts Research Foundation (SARF) is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting visual, musical, performance, crafting, and healing artists by providing funding, space, and resources at its community hub, The Ark. Rooted in the Golden Drum community, SARF fosters a sustainable home for the sacred arts under the guidance of Maestro Manuel Rufino.