Traveling Song Indigenous Hand Drumming

Boozhoo (hello). I am grateful to you for joining me here to exchange inspiring messages. I am introducing myself in the Anishinaabe (Indigenous) language before I begin singing. I like to drum and sing the Traveling Song at the completion of a gathering or ceremony or to say ‘see you later’ to a loved one. Please feel free to check out more info about me on my profile. I really look forward to hearing from you and I welcome your questions and discussion.

Reviews

Loved discovering this on a morning in former Lenape land. Was feeling under the weather and needing a little connection to the first peoples. Thank you, Cindy. I will be seeing you.

This was magical…deep thanks for the song and the meanings from a faraway first-snowy-morning of winter in Sweden. “Vi ses!” (See you later) Namaste 🙏🏼☮️ ♥️

I love this song. I sang it for Gracie 🙏🏻❤️
I like the idea of no goodbye just see you later.
Miiwech 🙏🏻❤️✨

This found me at the perfect time. ✨✨✨ My boys are returning to college today after the Labor Day weekend. Freshman and sophomore and my nest is empty. I love the see you later instead of goodbye. Thank you!

That was amazing and so peaceful and grounding. 🙏Thank you so much. I was on a retreat before Covid where we did the grandmothers song at the end. The 12 grandmothers. 🙏❤️🙏💚🙏 I’m gonna play that one plus this one when I bury Katie , my beautiful mother cat this weekend as I sadly had to put her to sleep after her, five years of cancer was too much for her to handle🙏🙏🙏 so thank you so much for this. It is perfect to play for her during the ceremony. I will be doing with Rose quartz crystals and more🙏. And her feather toys.❤️❤️❤️ and you singing in the background.🙏💚🙏💚 On the indigenous land of the Mississauga’s in Toronto🙏😞💚

Such a powerful sacred song with the hand drum, the drumbeat echoes the heartbeat of Mother Earth, offering comfort for the grieving and honor to the one journeying home. This song touches my soul, it’s a ceremony in sound, it’s healing ❤️‍🩹 Miigwech 🪶

Cindy has a beautiful kind spirit and I believe in her wisdom

I liked this very much, I am fascinated learning new things. You have a lovely voice. 🧡

Thank you for making this powerful piece so readily accessible. It has opened up many things for me.

✨Thank you very much for this performance✨ and for the historical ✨information✨ about your tradition❣️
✨It has piqued✨ my interest✨ to learn more✨

Loved the drumming and singing! I connect with the divine when listening.

Thank you for sharing, I really enjoyed this 🙏🏻💜✨

Many thanks to you. This is a powerful & wise song of your People of Red Rock in the beautiful Ashinabé language How wondrous you are sharing it with all of us
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Thank you for teaching your sacred songs to the world 🙏

Thank you for the explanation and the lovely music 🙏💕

Tha k you for the connection to my own heritgae thru your singing. It brought something to my soul. Menominee Nation...

Enjoyed the drumming and music.
Thank you!
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Thank you so much for sharing, your talents, your language, your culture and your beautiful spirit. I felt the joy and love in your song. Very uplifting!!

I wish this was 8 hours so I could let it lull me into slumber and give me the most peaceful dreams

Very soothing. I love the explanation so we could fully appreciate this beautiful song.