Cacao Connections: Ancient Seeds
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Join us during LA Climate Week for a community Cacao circle and nature walk. Let’s awaken the dormant ancestral seeds within us to cross pollinate & bridge our cultures.
We'll open with a brief discussion focusing on questions such as:
What are the ancestral seeds that we have within us?
How can we awaken them?
What does it mean to be living in a multi-cultural city and how can I connect the ancient wisdom of my ancestors to the modern work that I am doing today?
Using Thai ceremonial Cacao as our plant ally and guide, we'll brew it together and set intentions for the weeks ahead and move into a sensory and heart opening meditation.
On our nature walk, we will talk about how local native plants were ancestrally used as medicine and in various traditions, and how we can incorporate them into our own modern rituals.
We will observe native and non-native plants living together in harmony; and observe other examples where they are not to inspire us to think of new creative ways to connect with our own personal lineages, and weave in others as well.
Please bring an object, snack, idea, story, tradition or anything else that represents your culture to share with the circle. Hopefully by the end of our time together, we'll leave not as strangers, but as friends with many interwoven threads!
We will meet outdoors at the Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Reserve. Exact location will be given upon Partiful RSVP. This event is free and donations are gladly accepted toward the cost of cacao and future events.
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