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How We Prepare Ceremonial Cacao, and Why We Keep It Pure
This is our most important offering: a way of drinking cacao that was shared with us, that we have lived with for years, and that we pour whenever we sit together with people. Everything else we make grows out of this cup. It asks for very little — a good piece of the block, hot water, a spoon — and opens a sacred moment right in the middle of an ordinary day. Water, cacao, and nothing else Thirty to forty-five grams (about 1 to 1½ oz) of cacao for one person, broken from the
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Oct 34 min read


Live Cacao and Women: Why This Medicine Speaks to the Feminine
In the early months of Cacao Magic, something kept showing up in our ceremonies and celebrations: more women than men, and the women were experiencing something deeper. They were singing. Dancing with their full bodies. Speaking honestly, without filters. Radiating. It made us ask: what is behind this special connection between live cacao and the feminine? What "Live" Cacao Actually Means Most cacao sold commercially is roasted. Roasting extends shelf life and creates the fla
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Jul 32 min read
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