Dia De Los Muertos: Mayan Cacao Ceremony & Soundbath with Maryzelle

Dia De Los Muertos

When

October 25, 2024    
8:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Where

The Center SF
548 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, California, 94117, CA

Event Type

This unique ceremony, rooted in the traditions of Maryzelle’s Salvadoran heritage, invites participants to engage in a profound exploration of the heart’s power, connect with the spirit realm, and embrace the wisdom residing within each individual.

In Mayan culture, cacao has long been revered as a sacred plant medicine, believed to foster connections to the heart, awaken inner wisdom, and open pathways to the spirit world. Maryzelle’s ancestors held the belief that through the consumption of cacao, one could access the spirit realm, deepening their connection to themselves and to others. During Día de los Muertos, a time to reflect on the cycles of life and death, participants honor the love and memories passed down through generations while celebrating the continuity of life that exists beyond the physical realm.

As attendees partake in Ceremonial-Grade Mayan Cacao, they invite its powerful properties to work on both their hearts and bodies. This extraordinary superfood is scientifically recognized as the most antioxidant-rich, containing theobromine, a compound known to enhance blood flow, elevate mood, and improve focus. Moreover, cacao has calming effects on the nervous system, grounding participants in the present moment. In Mayan traditions, cacao is considered a “heart-opener,” facilitating deeper emotional clarity and connection—both with oneself and with the surrounding energies. The name Theobroma, meaning “food of the gods,” signifies its divine status across numerous cultures, inviting individuals to experience its sacred power.

Following the cacao ceremony, participants will transition into a deeply meditative space through a healing sound bath. The soothing sound frequencies produced by Crystal Bowls, Gongs, Tibetan bowls, Chimes, and other ancestral instruments will envelop each individual, assisting in balancing their chakras, calming the energetic body, and promoting profound relaxation. These sound vibrations resonate on both physical and emotional levels, aiding in the release of stress and tension while fostering clarity and introspection. As individuals relax into the sound bath, the vibrations work to realign their energy, creating a nurturing space for healing and transformation.

This special Día de los Muertos ceremony serves as an opportunity to reflect on one’s connection to life, death, and the generations that preceded us. Through the practices of cacao medicine and sound healing, participants honor the cycles of existence while embracing the love, wisdom, and memories that shape their identities. Attendees will leave feeling grounded, with an open heart, and deeply aligned with themselves and the energies that characterize this sacred time of year.

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