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Page 2 of 2 Tippy writes: I just joined an ensemble for African Drumming at the college and this summer, and am currently reading The Healing Power of the Drum by Robert Lawrence Friedman, but there are many resources out there contesting to the benefits of sound for healing. How delightful that the piano study you have done in your life is now serving to heal you. Drummers call it a 'groove, when the alignment that occurs when similar rhythms harmonize. After everyone loosens up and listens and drums, the sound begins to have a cadence that one drummer could not produce alone in a drum circle, it's a magical feeling of joy that resonates and uplifts everyone present. Though this is concerned with rhythm and the piano is sound, both are healing vibrations. I wonder if your experience of healing with the piano is finding harmony in the act of creating the music. I share your joy at the utter simplicity of the phenomena.
I intend to drum more in my healing work. Ruth
Drummers call it a 'groove, when the alignment that occurs when similar rhythms harmonize. After everyone loosens up and listens and drums, the sound begins to have a cadence that one drummer could not produce alone in a drum circle, it's a magical feeling of joy that resonates and uplifts everyone present. Though this is concerned with rhythm and the piano is sound, both are healing vibrations. I wonder if your experience of healing with the piano is finding harmony in the act of creating the music.
I share your joy at the utter simplicity of the phenomena. What a joy! Love, Tippy Dear Tippy, I did drumming years ago and had experiences similar to yours. I intend to drum more in my healing work. Love always, Ruth
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