Drumming Circle

TamKira’s drumming circles offer a sacred and immersive experience where participants can connect with rhythm, spirituality, and community. These gatherings invite individuals from all walks of life, regardless of musical experience, to engage with the power of the drum as a tool for healing, expression, and transformation. Drumming circles are more than just a musical activity; they are a spiritual practice that fosters mindfulness, emotional release, and connection to both self and others.

Drumming Circle

  • Drumming has been used in spiritual traditions for centuries to create a sense of unity, rhythm, and connection. At TamKira, the drumming circle draws on these ancient practices, using the drum to guide participants on a journey of self-discovery and healing. The sound of the drum has a grounding and meditative quality, helping participants connect with their inner selves, their ancestors, and the Earth.

    As the circle begins, participants are invited to connect with their drums and one another, creating a shared rhythm that builds throughout the session. The beat of the drum becomes a tool for mindfulness, as participants focus on the rhythm and the sensations it creates in their bodies. This rhythmic flow allows for emotional release and the clearing of mental clutter, creating space for deep relaxation and introspection.

  • At the heart of TamKira’s drumming circles is the integration of the Medicine Wheel teachings. The Medicine Wheel represents the cycles of life and the interconnectedness of all things. Each direction—East, South, West, and North—holds specific energies and teachings that guide the circle. In the East, participants may set intentions for new beginnings, while the South encourages growth and nurturing. The West is a place of introspection and emotional healing, and the North offers wisdom and guidance from the ancestors.

    TamKira’s altar, placed at the center of the circle, symbolizes the Medicine Wheel. This sacred space acts as a focal point for the circle, grounding participants and connecting them to the spiritual energies of the four directions. Throughout the drumming circle, these teachings serve as a reminder of the balance and harmony within ourselves and the natural world.

  • Drumming circles at TamKira are a space for both individual and collective healing. The act of drumming, combined with the energy of the group, creates a powerful environment for transformation. Participants are encouraged to bring their personal intentions for healing, growth, or release to the circle. As the rhythms build and evolve, the collective energy supports each person’s individual journey, fostering a sense of empowerment and renewal.

    The drumming circle also offers a unique opportunity for emotional and energetic release. As participants engage with the drum, they may find themselves releasing pent-up emotions, stress, or tension. The drum acts as a vessel for this release, helping to clear energetic blockages and restore balance within the body, mind, and spirit. Many participants report feeling lighter, more centered, and emotionally cleansed after participating in a drumming circle.

  • One of the most powerful aspects of TamKira’s drumming circles is the sense of community and connection that develops within the group. The circle provides a sacred and safe space for participants to share their experiences, emotions, and intentions. The act of drumming together creates a sense of unity and belonging, as the shared rhythm weaves individuals together in a collective heartbeat.

    Group discussions and storytelling are often incorporated into the circle, allowing participants to reflect on their experiences and deepen their connections with one another. This sense of community extends beyond the circle, with participants often feeling inspired to continue their own spiritual and creative practices after the gathering.

In Closing

TamKira’s drumming circles offer a sacred space for spiritual exploration, healing, and connection. Through the power of rhythm, the teachings of the Medicine Wheel, and the energy of community, participants are guided on a journey of self-discovery and transformation. Whether seeking emotional release, spiritual insight, or simply the joy of drumming, these circles provide a meaningful and transformative experience for all who attend.

Drumming Circle

Dates & Time: See TamKira Calendar

Venue: The Ger, Penna (419 Shark Point Road, Penna, Tasmania)

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Dunalley Community Hall (5 Franklin Street, Dunalley, Tasmania)

Cost: $30 (inc. G.S.T.)

Payment Methods: Bank transfer, Cash

Your Instructors

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Helen Rowley

Tammy Reardon