I use cacao sourced directly from the indigenous tribes in the Amazon Rainforest. I’ve gained the respect of the Yawanawá tribe in Brazil through my cacao ceremonies, which were initially unrecognised there.
Every ceremony becomes a tree
As a cacao ceremony facilitator, I hold cacao ceremonies around the world. Each time I pour cacao for a circle of people, I think of Mushuinu village, because the money I make goes to them. All of it goes to support the project.
Today more than 500 Theobroma trees are growing in Mushuinu.
Read the story in the Journal →I also use Solfeggio tuning forks, because specific frequencies promote healing — DNA repairing, physical healing, opening the heart and so much more. Having a sense of the individuals before the ceremony means I can use the forks to meet additional needs. It is an intentionally bespoke experience.
Cacao ceremony is also suitable for couples. Cacao helps couples to feel closer to each other on a physical, emotional and spiritual level. It can also help them to appreciate each other’s unique qualities and gifts. A date night experience worth having.
The cacao ceremony is a welcoming space for individuals and groups, for complete beginners and those who are more experienced.






