Drum Circle and African Folklore

from Ancestral Muses · host Pamela Bussey

What a way to start the New Year, 2025, a nine year in Numerology! Time to let go of the old and Be Compassionate, Have an Open Heart and Mind in order to usher in New Beginnings. I have a Djembe drum and this event was a free event open to the public where i got to drum! In the New Year do not be afraid to try something new! Yes, there are times i am offbeat, but I am grateful to my ancestors cause Africa is in my DNA! Part 1 of 2

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