MAZIGH MUSIC AS SPIRITUAL HEALING — BETWEEN RITUALS AND SYMBOLS
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AMAZIGH MUSIC AS SPIRITUAL HEALING — BETWEEN RITUALS AND SYMBOLS WEEKLY SERIES | WEEK 5 | WITH MOROCCO AMBIENCE TOURS: A mazigh Music as Spiritual Healing: Between Rituals and Symbols: Where sound becomes a sacred code for healing, memory, and collective soul-building. At the heart of Amazigh tradition lies Ahidous, a ritual of movement, voice, and memory that emerges from the Middle Atlas Mountains. It is more than a dance—it is a circle of collective purification and spiritual synchronization. Performed primarily by the Zayan, Ait Skhman, and Ait Youssi tribes, Ahidous is a rhythmic communion where men and women form a unified line or circle, chanting in harmony while stepping to a shared heartbeat. The sound of the bendir drum guides the participants through a trance-like state, cleansing both the individual and the group. Here, poetry becomes a prayer, and rhythm a pathway to harmony. In villages tucked within the Atlas Mountains and the desert edges of Morocco, Amazigh music is ...