Cacao Ceremony for the Autumn Equinox

Sun Mar 17 2024 at 02:30 pm to 04:30 pm

489 Khyber Pass Road, Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand | Auckland

Begin Wellness
Publisher/HostBegin Wellness
Cacao Ceremony for the Autumn Equinox
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Cacao Ceremony for the Autumn Equinox
Align with the natural cycles of nature.
Time to release, let go and free yourself.
About this Event

Cacao Ceremony for the Autumn Equinox

Align with the natural cycles of nature.Time to release, let go and free yourself.

About the event

This is a space for those looking for that sense of community, siting in circles and sharing from the heart just like our ancestors did.

About cacao

Cacao is considered by indigenous communities, as one of the master plants since it works as a heart-opener. It has been used in rites and ceremonies for thousands of years in South and Mesoamerica. In Peru and Ecuador, for example, its use goes back to 7,000 years.

What to bring and preparation

· An organic offering to Pachamama: a flower, a branch, a stone, leaves, sea salt, seeds, a fruit or veggie without stickers

· Paper/journal and pen

· Recommended: a bottle of water

· Cushion, blanket and mug provided by Begin Wellness

· Important: Do not consume dairy products on this day (check section Considerations)

Considerations

· Dairy and cacao clash in the liver, please do not consume dairy products on the day of the ceremony to avoid nauseas.

· People on MAOIs (monoamine-oxidase inhibitors) antidepressants cannot consume cacao.

· No alcohol and other recreational substances on this day.

· Avoid a very fatty lunch and dinner on this day.

· This cacao has a ratio of 29:1 - theobromine:caffeine, it lifts us up but without the negative effects associated to caffeine over stimulation, however, if you are highly sensitive I encourage you to check with you GP.

· If you have a high-pressure condition, feel free to check with your doctor regarding consuming cacao.

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

489 Khyber Pass Road, Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand

Tickets

NZD 45.00

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