Drumming Circle on Monday 12/15 at the RTR!

[Tomcor]

Tracy your map link didn't work on my iPad.

 

[C-Cat]

Tracy your map link didn't work on my iPad.

This must be a Google issue on iPad. Maybe try the GPS coordinates instead:

33°38'53.9"N 114°08'32.3"W
33.648301, -114.142295

 

[TKay]

One more post (pre-circle): I want people to feel free to come, even if intimidated:

If you don't have a percussion instrument, find / make one. Be creative!

If you feel you're not that experienced with drumming / circles--come anyway! It's not meant to be for great musicians to play in a great way, in order to feel great. The outcome is to feel great, yes, but not through our Egos getting stroked.

If you have an issue or obstacle that you want to move through, come and intend positive change. Drumming can help shift things!

Cheers,
T

 

[MFrancisDwyer]

Sending my full energetic support to the drum circle. With the kind of intention that is being offered here by Tracy, it is sure to be a special and transformative event.

I may be able to stop by for a few minutes at the beginning, but I do have an event at Mindful Camp that I need to be back for at 5.

I hope everyone has an amazing and healing experience.

 

[TKay]

Hi,

Just an update:  the circle went well.  It turned out to be something positive for all who came; everyone seemed to enjoy it!  Thanks to all for interest and support with this--with a special shout-out for Chris, Steve, Steve (not a typo), Van Man Dave, and Lora.

About a dozen people were there...it was relaxing and invigorating.  At times it was faster; sometimes it was slower.  Short clip of the slower music (and yes, it does sound pretty 'Hare Krishna' at that particular time):    



Thanks, All--
Cheers,

Tracy

 

[Cranky Nomad]

Just an update:  the circle went well.

I'm happy that it went well. I would have loved to have come as a spectator had it been held here in camp.