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Term: drumming
Drumming: The ancient use of a drum (or drums) for spiritual or magickal purposes. This may include work to raise power, alter consciousness for shamanic work, or to give a beat for magickal rituals and rites. In modern festivals, drumming is superficially seen as merely keeping the beat for dancers, and for many people that’s all it is. However, for those who can see beneath the surface, the combination of dance and drumming has magickal and spiritual consequences. One typical method of using the drums is simply keeping a steady beat for a long period of time. This can have the result of altering the state of mind. A modern version of this is called isochronic tones.
Regardless of other specialities - which may include plant medicine, divination, or healing rituals - the key approach of all shamans both ancient and modern is the shamanic journey. This is a special state of trance consciousness that enables ... Relevance: Setup
Items for the Litha Ritual include: Six candles for the altar; A basket of cut flowers; enough to lay out your circle (there can be space in between them); A basket of marigolds; Drums, rattles and other percussion instruments. If working solo ... Relevance: Setup
Items needed for this Ostara ritual include: Four green altar candles for the directions; Two lavender or purple altar candles for the Goddess and God; At least one cut flower for each participant in the group ritual. For solo ritual, have a ... Relevance: Santería is an Afro-Caribbean religion that comes to us from Cuba and to this day it is practiced worldwide. Its original form, called Ifa, is an ancient Yoruba religion that comes from West-Africa and is declared by UNESCO as one of the ... Relevance: There are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of different forms of divination and clairvoyant practice. The following lists organize some of the more familiar by the major styles. It is a preliminary effort.
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