July 4 Drumming for Freedom
Amethyst Bio-Grid
Drumming Celebration
Advanced Drumming Sound
Therapy Techniques
Sunday, July 4 2 – 6 pm
at the Amethyst
Center
Imagine a full day of drumming, singing, chanting in the
beautiful Blue ridge Mountains! Using both
American Indian hand drums and African style drumming we will send our intent
for freedom out on our Amethyst Grid to the thirty worldwide sacred sites where
we have planted our amethyst points. If freedom is important to you, then let
the world know with your drumming. Don’t
have a drum? We have some to share.
Experience
powerful healing through many advanced drumming techniques. Many students have spoken of feeling like
they were floating on air after a day long drumming sound therapy workshop and
were totally energized for several days. We will use the drums as instruments
of healing with ley lines, grandfather trees, The Herb Medicine Wheel Garden,
and our resident Earth Angel to broadcast our messages of healing. Drum in cooperation with the Spirit in
Nature. We will use chants that were
shared by Beautiful Painted Arrow using the vowel sounds of Freedom and other
important qualities that the group deems important for the future of Mother
Earth. A potluck follows. Suggested love
offering helps the Amethyst
Center in its Earthkeeping
programs which includes expanding our Amethyst Bio-Grid. Bring a lawn chair and a pot luck dish.
The
Amethyst Center
4443 Quarterwood Rd., Thaxton, VA
24174 (20 min east of Roanoke
off Hwy. 460)
To Register call 540-947-2423 or Azuraewwlkr@earthlink.net. See the Amethyst
Center & get directions
at www.theAmethystCenter.com.
Directions to the Amethyst
Center
30 min. from Roanoke,
45 min. from Lynchburg, 3.5 hrs from Raleigh,
3 hrs. from Richmond,
2 hrs from Beckley WV,
3 hrs. from Bristol,
4.5 hrs. from D.C,
2 hrs. from Charlottesville,
4.5 hrs. from Va. Beach,
4 hrs. from Charlotte.
From I-81 – Take exit 150 A (Cloverdale)
At the ramp turn right on to Hwy 220 S. continue on Hwy. 220 S. 5 miles until
it dead ends into Hwy. 460 East. (You’ll see Walmart on the right) Turn left on
460 E towards Lynchburg, Bedford
and the D-Day Memorial. Continue on Hwy.
460 for 10 miles until you get to Montvale where you see large Oil Tanks. At
the top of the hill past Nana’s Cooking Restaurant turn right on to Quarterwood
Rd. (Hwy 691)
Go 3 1/3 miles. Look for Greenhaven
Drive on the right as a landmark. We are the next driveway on the right just
past the 30 MPH sign. 4443
Quarterwood Rd is large on the mailbox. Go up the hill
& park as far back in the field as possible.
From Hwy. 460 West – (Coming from Richmond
VIA 360, Charlottesville or from Raleigh
VIA Hwy. 29) Pass Lynchburg
on Hwy. 460. Pass Bedford. Go about 12 miles. You’ll notice the Big Apple Market on your
right and Montvale
School on the left. Slow down and get in the left lane when you get to the flashing yellow sign
telling you to “Slow down, Oil tankers entering Hwy.” At the BP station turn left across the Hwy.
on to Quarterwood Rd.
(Hwy. 691) Go 3 1/3 miles. Look for Greenhaven
Drive on the right as a landmark. We are the next driveway on the right just
past the 30 MPH sign. 4443
Quarterwood Rd is large on the mailbox. Go up the
hill. Park as far back in the field as possible.
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