Adam Stirling-Mallac

Adam, a South African artist and facilitator, is on a personal journey exploring peace, healing, and joy through the transformative mediums of music and prayer. His expressive talents encompass the realms of voice, guitar, and visual art.

Dedicated to continuous learning, Adam is currently immersed in the study of Brazilian indigenous prayers, music, and traditions. This deep dive into the cultural tapestry reflects his commitment to understanding and preserving the rich heritage of these communities.

From the very essence of his being, Adam carries a profound connection to ceremony, having been involved in such sacred practices since birth. Raised in a permaculture community that embraced rituals like the Sweat Lodge, Vision Quest, Dieta, Sacred dances, and Ayahuasca ceremonies, Adam possesses a unique insight into ceremonial structure and organization.

Choosing to focus his dedication on the music of indigenous tribes in Brazil, Adam’s passion is particularly ignited by the melodies and ceremonial structures of the Huni Kuin and Yawanawa. In his musical pursuits, he skillfully plays the guitar, drums, and flutes, drawing inspiration from the wisdom imparted by his brothers, sisters and elders.

An inherited love for the Fire passed down from his father manifests in Adam’s affinity for tending to the flames. Whether nurturing the fires for Nixiwakas sweat lodges or crafting aesthetically pleasing fire creations, Adam’s connection to the elemental power of Fire is evident.

In collaboration with Nixiwaka, Adam plays a vital role in creating and maintaining sacred spaces. His contributions extend beyond the physical realm, as he lends his heartfelt prayers and soulful music to support the ceremonies, embodying a humble and empathic spirit in every gesture.

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