FAQs

Q1: Are there any side effects of consuming cacao during a ceremony?

Cacao is generally safe to consume, but it does contain some caffeine and theobromine, which may affect individuals who are sensitive to these substances. It's advisable to consult with the facilitator or your healthcare professional if you have any concerns or pre-existing conditions.

Q2: Can anyone participate in a cacao ceremony?

Yes, cacao ceremonies are inclusive and open to anyone who is interested. However, it's essential to check with the facilitator if they have any specific requirements or recommendations, especially if you have any health concerns or are pregnant.

Q3: How long does a cacao ceremony typically last?

The duration of a cacao ceremony can vary, but it usually lasts between two to four hours. It's recommended to allocate enough time for the entire experience without rushing or feeling pressed for time.

Q4: Can cacao ceremonies be done individually, or do they require a group setting?

While cacao ceremonies can be conducted individually, they are often held in a group setting to foster a sense of community and shared energy. Group ceremonies provide an opportunity for participants to connect, support each other, and create a collective healing space.

Q5: How often should one attend cacao ceremonies?

The frequency of attending cacao ceremonies depends on individual preferences and needs. Some people may find benefit in attending monthly or quarterly ceremonies, while others may choose to participate on special occasions or when they feel called to reconnect with themselves.