Building an Earth Cob Oven
Last month we built a earth cob oven here at Archaic Roots during the Mystic Arts Immersion. This was one of the most influential workshops of the event,
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The benefits of private group workshops
Creating unique experiences through workshops and other similar events is a special gift we share with the world here at Archaic Roots. These experiences can have many benefits
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The Bullroarer- an archaic instrument
The bullroarer, turndun, or rhombus is an archaic instrument used for thousands of years into the past. It seems the whole world utilized this instrument at some point,
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History of our Dome Community- The Other Georgia
By James Kennedy Published Aquarius Atlanta Magazine, August 1994- republished with permission from Don Martin (Editor) 2018 At first, the visitor may get the impression they’ve fallen through
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What are Binaural Beats (Binaural Frequencies)?
What are binaural beats? Within past articles related to the whistling vessels of Pre-Columbian cultures and Native American flutes; we’ve referenced binaural beats and briefly discussed them and
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Personal Visionary Immersion
This weekend long retreat is built for you, with the instruments and topics you would like to work on during our time together. Spend the weekend in a
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Native American Style Flute (Duct flute) History & Construction
Throughout history, many ancient musical instruments were more than just a means of producing pleasing sounds for someone to hear. They often had a deeper cultural or spiritual significance that was expressed through their construction, materials and uses. Flutes of various kinds have been in use around the world for at least 50,000 years.
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New AirBNB listing & Featured Article on Monolithic.com!
Archaic Roots now offers AirBNB rooms for workshop/retreat guests, or anyone wanting to experience staying in a Monolithic dome home! The last few weeks have been a eye
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What is a Tibetan singing bowl?
The haunting sounds of Tibetan singing bowls have been used as an aid to meditation for centuries. Originating mainly in Tibet, they are now becoming more popular in
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Why build your own instrument?
What makes building your own instrument so special? First of all, there may be nothing more empowering, spiritual, and sacred than building your own instrument. Not only do you