The drum circle, as an act of sacred communication, was a unique experience and something I'll never forget. Upon arrival, I felt a bit uncomfortable and uncertain with the activity. It was something that I had never experienced before, so I had no idea what was about to take place. As we began playing our instruments, though, I began to loosen up. I was able to block out any and all distractions and simply focus on the activity before me. While the majority of us were probably not “musically inclined”, I sensed that we were all connected somehow – and the rhythms being created were so beautiful to me.
I don’t know anyone else’s motives for playing – or who they were playing for – but I was out there worshipping God. I know that everyone has their own reality, their own explanation of life and it’s purpose - I put my hope in Christ. He’s the reason I live, the reason I am able to love, He’s the reason I am able to suck at life and be forgiven anyways. He’s my purpose. Funny enough, while I was out there I was imagining that everyone else was playing for Christ, too. Though I know that wasn’t the case, I like to think that it will be some day.
Drew Harrell
Monday, December 10, 2007
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