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2123h, 18JUN15. The setting sun illuminates is the scene from Shell Island looking towards Harlech Castle and Mount Snowdon.
Old photographs taken around Shell Island are being resurrected to be shown at
www.facebook.com/groups/1653462211345839
This one as been cropped to a letter box. The colour channels together with contrast and clarity have been tweaked to define the mountains and enhance the quality of the light.
There is an ulterior motive. We want photographers to come in 2017.
Learn more about my 8-Painted Drum Fundraiser at:
www.dominiquehurley.com/8-painted-drums-fundraiser
It’s been 8 years since I’ve painted a series of drums, so I was thrilled when the inspiration dawned on me after asking Source how to fund my summer 2023 Spirit Call to study in Italy.
I love sacred drumming and painting drums is just as fulfilling!
This 8 Painted Drums Fundraiser will help cover the costs of 2 months of room & board at the Ananda Italy ashram across the street from the Awakening Arts Academy, where I’ll be getting my Transformative Art Certification.
Want one?
How it Works
The first to pay their $444 Canadian deposit will have first choice to Pick or Pass once I finish painting a drum.
If they Pick, they’ll pay their $444 balance and receive their energy-infused drum.
If they Pass, the next on the list of 8 gets to Pick or Pass.
Why 8 drums at $888?
The short answer is that I received Guidance on this number and price.
The longer answer is that:
Eight (8) is a symbol of infinity and a constant flow of energy. Amongst other meanings, this angel number often relates to abundance and success in achieving goals. Perfect!
According to this website, the number 888 “may be one of the most positive angel messages you can receive… the endless flow of life, as well as the endless flow of abundance.”
When I read that, I felt reassured that $888 would be a good price for both you & I.
Plus it’s double one of my common and favourite reassuring angel numbers, 444. A double blessing for us both.
Remo Buffalo Drums
Your drum will be a 16″ Remo Buffalo drum, perfect for humid weather like in Newfoundland, where I am..
The Remo Standard Buffalo Drum is inspired by the indigenous cultures of the Americas. Equipped with a rope handle and a single mallet. The Remo Standard Buffalo Drum is manufactured with Remo’s Fiberskyn® drumheads and patented Acousticon® drum shells for enhanced durability in any environment. Producing the same tonal characteristics found on traditional wood shell drums, the standard Buffalo Drums feature excellent projection and enhanced low-pitched fundamentals.
I’ve recently gotten back into drumming and I wonder why I ever stopped…
According to Dr. Christiane Northrup, drumming does a lot more than provide a way to access a Higher Power. 9 other health benefits she mentions are:
Makes you happy
Induces deep relaxation.
Helps control chronic pain.
Boosts your immune system.
Creates a sense of connectedness.
Aligns your body and mind with the natural world.
Releases negative feelings.
Puts you in the present moment.
Allows for personal transformation.
Buy yours at www.dominiquehurley.com/8-painted-drums-fundraiser
For more art & inspiration, visit my website at www.dominiquehurley.com
You’ll find energy-infused paintings, intuitive services & lots of free resources to help raise your vibration and live in better alignment with your Higher Self for a happy healthy life.
This amused me, it was a Muscle shell, maybe dead, but covered with Live barnacles... put it in the water and they all started looking out.
Reminded me of MC Escher Planetoids... I always see Escher... He Da Man!!!
What do YOU think...
Spent howitzer WWI and WWII artillery shells recorded for the new Soundiron Tuned Artillery Shells library
photo by Mike Peaslee
One of islands hosts a breathtaking shells cemetery. Los Roques, Venezuela
Complete trip report under:
Saw a cage of hermit crabs in very colorful shells, so I couldn't help but try to take a picture of them
Conchologia indica, being illustrations of the land and freshwater shells of British India. [1870-1876].
London, 1870-1876.