Pulse & Presence (Drum & Sound Meditation)

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Regulating the Nervous System Through Drum & Sound

MeditationNervous System HealingPresenceSelf-love health-wellness

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About

Faustine holds a neutral space where she uses medicine drums, rhythm and sound to invite stillness, soften the edges, and soothe the nervous system. There’s nothing to do but arrive—just as you are.

Impact

Many people are navigating there lives from a place of fight, flight or freeze. When we tend to the nervous system, we offer the body an opportunity to move into trust - from here is where we are able to access our own inner knowing.

Progress

I have held these spaces regularly for the last few months, and have seen an increase of interest, desire and understanding from others as these events have helped regulate the nervous system while also inviting presence and feeling into there world.

Team

I’ve spent 35 years in relationship with the drum and the past 15 years immersed in deep self-healing work. This lived experience has given me skill and presence, weaving rhythm with insight, offering a grounded path for others to explore their own.

Funding

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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/pulse--presence-drum--sound-meditation
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