About this Event
Step out of the noise of the week and into sacred space.
Together, we’ll step out of the rhythm of every day life and invite Spirit in through ceremony, sound, intention, and the respectful offering of traditional plant sacraments. This intimate evening is designed to help you slow down, reconnect, and create space for reflection, presence, and meaningful connection.
Throughout the evening, ceremonial Cacao, Hapé, and Blue Lotus tea will be offered with intention, allowing space to connect with the unique qualities of each medicine: Heart, Grounding, and Intuition. You are always encouraged to honor your own comfort, intuition, and choice.
Ceremonial Cacao is a gentle, heart-centered plant medicine with a long history of ceremonial use in Mesoamerican traditions. Cacao is often used to support feelings of warmth, openness, compassion, and connection. She invites us out of the thinking mind and into deeper relationship with ourselves, one another, and the world around us.
Hapé is a finely powdered preparation of sacred Amazonian plants, traditionally made and used by Indigenous peoples of the Amazon and often containing Mupacho (tobacco). Served ceremonially through the nostrils, Hapé is traditionally used for grounding, clearing mental noise, deepening focus, and prayer. Its steady, direct energy can invite stillness and a greater sense of connection with self, Spirit, and intention.
Blue Lotus, a blue water lily associated with ancient Egyptian spiritual and ceremonial traditions, brings a softer quality to the evening. Traditionally valued for relaxation and contemplative states, it is often associated with intuition, meditation, dreamlike awareness, and gentle emotional openness.
As we enter the final portion of the evening, participants will be invited to settle in with their Blue Lotus Tea for a guided sound bath led by David. Crystal singing bowls, rattles, and chimes will create layers of sound and vibration, offering space for stillness, reflection, and integration of the evening’s experience. This portion of the ceremony is an invitation to simply rest, receive, and allow the sound to carry you into a quieter space before we begin our closing.
Participants will be guided through a ceremonial experience created with intention, reverence, and care. While we hold a thoughtful framework for the evening, we intentionally leave room for Spirit to guide the experience, allowing each gathering to unfold in its own way.
Whether this is your first ceremony or one of many, you’ll be welcomed exactly as you are.
A Few Things to Know
- No prior experience is necessary.
- All plant sacraments are optional.
- Please wear comfortable clothing.
- This intimate gathering is limited to 10 participants for a supportive and personal experience.
- Before the ceremony, participants will be asked to review and sign a liability waiver acknowledging the nature of the ceremony and the optional plant sacraments being offered.
- If you have questions or concerns about any of the plant medicines before registering or attending, please contact: [email protected] or [email protected]
Event venue & nearby stays
Sakala, 1660 Gilpin Street, Denver, United States
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