Mana Kora is a circle of women born from the four-day Moon Dance ritual in Switzerland. Gathered around the Mother Drum, they sing and play in devotion. From this shared practice, a living drum, dance ritual and mystery school is emerging. The songs are woven from indigenous lineages, healing chants, and original prayers. Through rhythm and voice, we open a passage - a ritual journey held by sound, movement, and the field of the collective.
Mana Kora,A living drum and movement ritual
A circle forms. One great MotherDrum breathes.
An altar receives your prayers.
Voices rise — women sounding, calling and singing
echoes from beyond time. Rhythms awaken the earth,
move through flesh and bone, stir the wild, rememberorigins.
You are invited to step into the emerging tribe,
to let prayer become movement, to sing,
to let go into spaces beyond words.
Ancient wisdom awakens. A quiet return.
The sound begins to soften. The pulse slows. Voices turn gentle, healing songs arise held by simple instruments.
You may lie down. Receive. Listen. Be.
Wild and tender. Mana Kora calls. The circle is open.Gallery
