Cacao & Yoga Circle
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The Maya verb chokola’j means: drinking chocolate together. Originating from the Maya word Ka'kau', Cacao is the embodiment of the feminine.
From the blessings and energies of the Maya women who process the cacao, the Earth grinding stone used by these women to hand-grind the cacao beans into paste to the flowing sacred water used to make the cacao drink, cacao is feminine. Cacao is sacred nourishment for the body, soul, spirit and heart.
Cacao empowers the heart and invites us to come back to a natural state of feeling (rather than over-thinking), allowing us to connect more deeply with the world and those around us.
Combining sacred cacao, a gentle yoga flow and sharing circle together makes for the perfect feminine reconnection.
Exact location will be made available the day before.
What to expect:
- Chance to connect with the sacred plant medicine Ceremonial Cacao from Ruk'u'x'Ulew Guatemala
- Gentle yoga flow
- A sharing circle of empowered and like-minded women
- Safe space for personal sharing and connection
- Outdoor garden setting (gazebo provided in case of rain)
No previous experience is needed, just an open and accepting mindset Please tell us if you have a medical condition, are pregnant or breast-feeding
Age restrictions: 18+
| Adult (per woman) | £20 |
How to get there
Facilities
- Adult changing
- Experience takes place outdoors
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
- Wheelchair accessible
On the day
Feel free to arrive up to 10 minutes before the event to settle in the space. Please bring the following:
- Dress in cosy, comfy layers
- Your favourite mug, cup or ceremonial vessel for the cacao
- Bottle of water
- Journal and pen
- Anything you wish to place on the alter
Please note this circle will be held outside in the garden. Exact location will be emailed the day before.
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You'll be hosted by
Megan Day (She/Her)
Megan is a yoga and meditation facilitator specialising in yoga for mental wellbeing and therapeutic practices to support neuro-resilience, especially for women. Drawing inspiration from her experience working in mental health services, she incorporates self-empowering language and intuitive movement to support overall health and wellness.
Megan is passionate about sharing yoga in its entirety, demonstrating all eight limbs, not just the physical asana. Her approach to teaching is not ‘rigid perfection’, it’s guiding intuitive flows with plenty of options, meeting you where you are and encouraging you to feel into what your body and mind needs in the moment. Passionate about bringing the community together and encouraging everyone to get involved, Megan’s sessions are inclusive.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Women's Circles with Megan & Nicole.