Welcome to Wakan Drums

“I have been  blessed to have crossed paths with Chuck Wilson, creator of Wakan Drums,  during a Shamanic Reiki workshop.  This connection was obviously  orchestrated by spirit, and I have recently had the honor of becoming  one of his “drum keepers” for a sacred Elk drum that he created for me  with his allies in all realms.  His tracking for empowering my medicine  path was impeccable.  The drum brings so many layers of healing,  honoring, magical depth, and connection to the world of nature and  spirit.  I know this will continue to bless, unfold, and inform my  healing journey and those it touches, for the rest of my life.  I am so  deeply grateful to Chuck for creating this sacred work and all it  represents.”

Much love,

Traci

https://www.couragetoleap.com/

 Wakan drum frames (sacred frames) are created with 18 to 20 (or more) tree species considered sacred by various Tribes, shamanic and spiritual beliefs from around the world and from the distant past. The combined sacred wood gives each finished drum additional voice, brings in powerful spirit links, vibrations, healing intent, grounding, ancestral ties and innumerable spiritual gifts that are not in the standard maple or cedar drum frames 

My vision is to provide sacred drums that will spread as many spirit voices and healing into as many hands around the world as possible. These new drum keepers can further spread the drum healing magic to their circle of people and so on into the future. Our frames honor the many that have followed, are following and will be following their spirit path.

Wakan Drums as Spirit Gateways  Drums and drum frames that are birthed are powerful and compassionate spirit gateways for the linked spirits to work directly with the person holding a drum without having the need for an intermediary.   I speak from experience as I am the keeper of the sacred drum Freyja, which is a sacred bear drum that I use when I am working with clients.

The Medicine Wheel layer of the frame represents the Lakota Medicine Wheel to honor White Buffalo Calf Woman and the Tribes around the world, current and past. Medicine Wheel layouts have many variations. In general, I followed much of the Lakota tradition but created it with my vision and intent to represent The Tree of Life (Yggdrasil) with as many of the sacred woods which are considered to be the Tree of Life by other cultures.

The meaning of each of the woods used in our drums can be found on the pages on our site "Sacred Trees".  

Podcasts of drum journey recordings can be found at the bottom of this page or all of them are found at

 https://wakandrumspodcasts.buzzsprout.com