Hello, beautiful ladies.
I write about indigenous drumming because that is what I was taught. I'm so excited to start again.
# 1 You don't need to be indigenous. I am not. I have walked the red path since 1999. It started as my healing path, but has become much more than that.
# 2 You don't need a drum, you can just be a spectator or sing :)
# 3 Come with good intentions and be open.
# 4 I FEEL THERE SHOULD BE AN ENERGY EXCHANGE WHEN DOING THIS VERY IMPORTANT CIRCLE. I ASK FOR A MINIMUM OF 10$ IN ADVANCE AT
bWluZGZ1bGhlYXJ0IHwgdHV0YSAhIGNvbQ==. THIS WAS A DIFFICULT DECISION BUT I THINK IT'S ONLY FAIR. THIS MONTH THE MONEY WILL BE GOING TO BRENDA. THE WOOD SHE HAS PROVIDED FOR ALL OUR EVENTS WITHOUT QUESTION. THANK YOU.
The space is in a seacan. Inside is a warm, fuzzy atmosphere. If it rains, we will go inside.
This is important to say it's being part of something bigger than us xo Chi miigwech
P.S. The directions are Dupuis Drive all the way down, it will automatically turn right, there will be a farm pine ridge to your left your on the right road, continue...until you see 5200 on your left, a small green address, a big grey house, it's the next driveway. You will see the big sign that is the cover photo of this event. It's a little hidden, so look for the driveway.
If you are on Radar Road, it's the other way.
Please let me know ASAP if it's your first time, to make sure you're not lost, and you will see a white sign at the entrance that says drumming. I don't have data, so please reach out to me that day if you are unsure, or I'll ask someone to look at this page to see if you need help.
Peace and Love,
White Wolf Woman
