If everyone on the 'net bought just one drum, there'd be no war. For centuries, indigenous peoples have kept alive their traditions of honoring the Earth as sacred.
Native peoples seem intuitively to have understood that human beings are coded for ritual.
These cultures have always drummed in ritual at births, deaths, weddings, harvests, and rites of passage. The drumbeat echoes the heartbeat, connecting us to our deeper selves. It's a universal language which communes with people from other cultures. Native people say the drumbeat also communes with the Earth, a reminder that all of creation is alive and, therefore, sacred. Now it appears that the gift of the drum may be an antidote to modern society's worst ills.