A communal fire, world music, beautiful gardens, a healing area, and an open source area where you can experience contact with our Sacred Earth – that’s Boom Sacred Fire.

In many traditional societies music serves a healing function. The harp-lute players of West Africa are often associated with healing, and the players act as healers or soothsayers. In traditional Mali society music has a sacred healing role both for the individual and for society. Music is believed to facilitate communication with the ancestors, the spirits, and the Creator, and to harmonize the forces of the visible and the invisible world.
At Sacred Fire the rhythms, harmonies and melodies from all continents create a sense of belonging with the natural pace of the Sacred Earth.

Gardens and bioconstruction are peaceful and fulfilling. In Boom they are like a refuge with flowing lines and carefully placed plants and shadows. It functions as a communal point where everybody can meet, so we suggest some fantasy exercises: write a haiku or simply feel the natural landscape.

At night the fire burns and sweeps across the air with serpent-like shapes. Everybody sits gently around the fire and finds, again, a connection with each other as an unconscious communitarian move. Music starts. And the players fulfill their role again as the neo-healers of Boom, just like their ancestors did all over the world.