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Cacao Ceremony
Community Kirtan Gathering in Alice Springs. Kirtan, Meditation, Gentle breathwork, Insightful wisdom, Delicious spice chai & sweet treat
Life gives movement, movement gives change, change brings chaos, chaos leads to death, death gives rebirth and rebirth gives life. It is the cycle of life, death and rebirth. ego death initiation death death and rebirth of consciousness.
Grounded in the Heart Cacao - 10. Vision Quest is a cacao ceremony held on Thu, 21 May, 6:30pm - 9pm ACST in Larapinta NT, Australia. The event aims to provide clarity about life's purpose and divine path through visions, guidance, and wisdom. Participants are encouraged to bring specific items to enhance their experience.
This is an evening practice in a candle lit space. Powered by Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity.
The soul vine is akin to the umbilical, comprised of two energetic cords extending from the navel. Each cord has 12 filaments of light, and each filament has an 'eye' at the end of it. Our fibres are designed to help us engage with the space, help us interpret energy and feeling so that we are response able. In conscious control we can tie our fibres with another human being in such a manner as to detect and understand the energetic field they are occupying. These techniques can create greater intimacy, understanding and life force or orende generation. The ties that bind us are the energetic enmeshment we have through co-dependent connections, conscious or unconscious. We suck from, hook in, or spear another in order to manipulate and control their behaviour in order to satisfy a need within us. That could be the need to feel loved, appreciated, to know we matter by promoting anger or sadness. As creative beings we are quite limitless in what we perceive we require from another human being. The hard lesson here is taking responsibility for our own agency. I am responsible for meeting my needs from my own resource circle. If I do not present a nipple, no one can suck from me, if I do not present a loop then no one can hook me, and if I do not present a target then no one can shoot spears, daggers or barbs at me. We co-act in unconscious agreements with others. Cord cutting only ever trims the co-dependent connections. Our healthy connections stay intact. Like trimming a rose bush in order to obtain greater bloom and beauty.
The longest journey is from your head to your heart. To be strong is to allow vulnerability. It requires risking our heart in each encounter. In order to do this, we must cleanse and heal our hearts of old hurts and grievances. The term for the Japanese art of repairing broken porcelain with gold is Kintsugi, also known as Kintsukuroi, which translates to 'golden joinery' or 'golden repair'. This technique uses dusted powdered gold, silver, or platinum to mend the broken pieces, highlighting the cracks and imperfections rather than hiding them. This is our mission here, to take what was broken and hidden to be reclaimed, repaired and made even more beautiful than before. Intent: 'We are here to heal our wounded hearts and open ourselves to love again. We release heartbreak, betrayal, and pain. We trust in love and allow our hearts to soften, expand, and receive the love we deserve.'
Number 1 on in the Womb of She Thoughts wheel is Original Creativity / Creative Originality. This is the expression that says no two things can ever be the same, all forms within all things are unique unto themself. Moreover, as energy is constantly in motion, no thing will ever be as it once was. In our human experience, we often adapt pattern over creativity. It is common to regurgitate themes, what we know works, or even what we know doesn't work rather than stepping into true creative originality. Creative originality is that flash of inspiration, creation works through us and takes on its own energy. In these flow states we are vessel, the tool as creation begins to take structure and form. When we are finished, the work stands on its own, we are humbled that it has chosen us to be expressed through. To touch these spaces is to be connected to the divine, the very source of creation. It is timeless, spacious and finite all in one. This is where the magic happens.
The elders say that the root of war and conflict on the planet, stems from the war between the sexes. The war between the sexes is an extension of the inner masculine / feminine conflict. Creation springs from the divine sexual connection and expression of both feminine and masculine energies. The womb space is Wakan, Great Grandmother void space. This is the egg. The seed of intent is SsKwan which is represented as light energy matter (the continuum that is light / energy expressed into dimensional forms of matter). In order to heal, it is necessary to bring the masculine and feminine energy back into balance. Balance is not considered 50/50. It varies depending on our expression as our genital sense of self.
It has been said that grief is when the love we have to express has nowhere to go. As light warriors we must learn to release our grief the way Grand Mother Earth does, in each and every moment. Here we call upon benevolent death as an ally. As an ally, benevolent death teaches us that this moment is precious, it teaches us to act as if this moment is our last. In this moment, we may choose to release the pain of loss. And we have lost much. We have lost our innocence, or perhaps our parents, partners, loves. Perhaps we have lost ourselves. Perhaps we have changed so much that who we were once were, is dead to us now. Perhaps we have lost our identity. No matter our losses, we can choose to embrace the lessons with love and flow. All states change. Grieving allows for the acceptance of these changes.