The Drums Tongue

From the hollow bone to the healing tone.

A man with dark hair and a beard wearing a white shirt with embroidered detail, holding a large bamboo tube vertically, with the top near his face. The inside of the tube is visible, showing a musical instrument or object inside. The background features a black circular decorative item with gold accents.

The Drums Tongue is for anyone wishing to deepen their connection to using their drum as a healing tool within shamanism, sound healing or their own personal practice. It is written based on my devotional practice working with the drum for over 30 years. All teaching material is developed to enhance your expertise both practically and spiritually. It is an essential training for anyone wishing to take a deep dive inside themselves in harmony with their drum.

This partnership invites a new depth of communion integrating an inner trust empowering your practical skills in harmony with your emotional presence. This provides the fundamental foundation to witness any unconscious patterns or perceptions that separate you from your own authentic creativity in relationship to your drum.

Becoming the hollow bone increases your ability to receive guidance from your drum and amplify your healing intentions with absolute abundance. This infinite connection nourishes your sacred voice physically, emotionally and spiritually so both you and your drum speak from the same tongue.

In this training, you will learn the internal presence of soulful sensing, the power of being beyond doing, the inner awareness of sound within the initiation in silence, conscious communication beyond control of creativity. 

“A shaman who made my drum recommended Pete’s The Drums Tongue workshop to learn how to be one with the drum. Pete taught me that if you listen closely, the drum will tell me how it wishes to be played and that I can share all my emotions with the drum. I was amazed by the power of my drum and what Pete taught. The Drums Tongue is a MUST for anyone who wants to connect more deeply with his/her drum. I always recommend Pete to everyone who is starting their journey with their drum.”

Rait