Community Cacao Ceremony

Gather in conscious community with Mama Cacao as we come together to nourish the heart, quiet the mind, and deepen our connection to ourselves, each other, and the living world around us.During this ceremony, you will sip sacred Ceremonial Cacao and be gently guided through: Sacred space opening featuring an Andean medicine wheel. A ceremonial practice designed to deepen your connection with your heart, your intuition, and your inner wisdom.Light breathwork to bring you deeper into an introspective state. A shamanic journey to receive insight, guidance, and messages for your path.Sound healing to invite balance, integration, and deep relaxation.Whether you are seeking clarity, healing, renewal, or simply a peaceful moment in sacred space, this ceremony offers a gentle invitation to slow down, reconnect with your heart, and remember the wisdom that already lives within.Please bring:- A cushion or folded blanket to sit on- An eye mask (I will have a supply of disposable ones on hand)- A bottle of water if desired- A notepad for those who like to journal about their experience- An open heart 💗For the most heart opening, energizing and meditative effects please eat lightly at least two hours before the ceremony.Chairs are available for those who require one.Please Contact White Feather to Register.Your Investment: A cash donation of $20 at the door covers the cost of the ceremonial grade Cacao with the remaining proceeds being donated to a chosen Windsor-Essex charitable organization for each event.Date: Sunday August 16th, 1pm to 3pmTo register:White Feather Holistic Arts1350 Ottawa Street, Windsor, ONinfo@whitefeatherarts.com519 – 996 – 6409Ceremonial cacao is a pure, minimally processed form of cacao (the raw ingredient from which chocolate is made). It comes from whole cacao beans that are roasted at low temperatures, peeled, and ground into a paste — with no processing beyond what’s necessary to maintain its natural integrity and energetic properties.The cacao served at our ceremony will also contain vanilla, panela (a traditional, unrefined whole cane sugar, commonly used in Latin American countries) and chili powder. This is a completely vegan recipe.Although Ceremonial Cacao does contains a small amount of caffeine, its stimulating effects are caused by theobromine, a mild cardiovascular stimulant that increases blood flow and heart rate. If you are concerned that you may experience nausea or the jitters while drinking cacao on an empty stomach, have a small snack before ceremony. Cacao is also mildly acidic and can cause digestive discomfort for some if there’s no food in the stomach.