Optional Closing Weekend — 3 day In-Person Immersion
 

For those who feel called to deepen their experience beyond the online container, an optional three-day in-person offered at the conclusion of the transmission.

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This immersive gathering is designed as a living laboratory of practice, where participants are invited to embody, experience, and integrate the teachings through direct relationship with cacao, ritual space, and collective presence.

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Weekend Contents
 

• Ceremonial Cacao Rituals
  Guided cacao ceremonies held with clarity, intention, and ethical containment. These rituals offer a direct encounter with the spirit of cacao as a teacher plant, allowing participants to explore its effects on the body, heart, and subtle fields.
   

• Energetic Explorations with the Moon and the Mayan Calendar
  Experiential work aligned with lunar cycles and Mayan cosmology, approached as symbolic and energetic frameworks rather than belief systems. Participants learn to attune to cyclical time, rhythm, and ritual timing without folklorization.
   

• Crystal Alchemy Sound Baths
  Immersive sound journeys using crystal instruments as vibrational tools for nervous system regulation, emotional integration, and expanded states of awareness. Sound is explored as both a physiological and energetic technology.
   

• Live Transmissions and Teachings
  In-person teachings, spoken transmissions, and embodied practices that deepen understanding of ceremonial space-holding, integration processes, and the facilitator’s role in live contexts.
   

• Collective Integration and Closing Rituals
  Structured moments for reflection, sharing, and integration, supporting participants in translating ceremonial experiences into lived, sustainable practice beyond the retreat.
   

• From Seed to Cup — Fire Ritual of Transformation
  An embodied exploration of cacao’s journey from raw seed to ceremonial drink, guided by a fire workshop. This process honors transformation as an alchemical, relational, and intentional act, deepening respect for the plant and anchoring ceremonial practice in direct contact with matter and the elements.

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Purpose of the Immersion
 

This closing weekend offers a bridge between knowledge and embodiment. It supports the transition from intellectual understanding to lived experience, reinforcing discernment, presence, and relational depth.
 

By gathering in physical space, participants experience the communal dimension of cacao work, the subtleties of group energy, and the importance of grounding ceremonial practices within the body, the land, and real-time human connection—beyond the digital container.