Experience the Heartbeat of Grandmother Drum

Saturday, March 1,2008 from 2-5 PM EST  Prayerformance
A three hour interactive drumming, prayer, dance and celebration for the
whole family.  Cost is $30.00 with children under 16 by donation.

Sunday, March 2, 2008 from 1-6 PM EST  Workshop with Mayan Fire Ceremony for
clearing, healing and purification of the self, the waters, and the history
that has left it's mark on our land and water.
Limited to 33 adults, cost is $66.00

Location is the Unitarian Universalist Church on Navajo Dr. in Chattanooga, TN
Sponsored by Spiral Quest.  Make checks payable to Spiral Quest and send to
Spiral Quest, PO Box 62, Wildwood GA 30757

Go to www.whirlingrainbow.com to see pictures of the drum and to hear it's healing sound.

The drum is seven feet in diameter and took over a year to construct in
Alaska. The seven layers of wood making up the drum represent the seven
continents, the kettle shape reflects South American drums, the buffalo skin
top reflects North American, the mounting style is African and the drum's
stand reflects the Indian Tabla.  It is an international, intertribal drum
of all races and cultures.  It is traveling across the USA on it's fifth
world tour as the symbol of the Universal Heart connecting all races and
cultures.  The theme is The Heartbeat of One Family, One Earth.  To date
over 25,000 people have prayed, danced, sung, and healed their hearts with
GrandMother Drum.

Spiral Quest
PO Box 62
Wildwood, GA 30757
706-820-9042
email: suzanna@spiralquest.com