Sacred Full Moon Cacao Ceremony

🌕 Full Moon Cacao Ceremony: A Heart-Opening Gathering of Connection

With Hawaiian Ceremonial Cacao, Sound Bath, and Community Circle

You are invited to join us for a sacred Full Moon ceremony guided by the gentle power of ceremonial cacao — a revered plant teacher known for her ability to soften the heart, deepen connection, and awaken authentic presence.

Sourced from the sacred lands of Hawaii, this cacao will be prepared in reverence and served in ritual to support your journey inward. As we sip this rich, nourishing elixir, we’ll begin with grounding practices to regulate the nervous system and open space for inner stillness. A gentle sound bath will follow, helping to calm the mind and attune your body to the rhythms of the moment.

Together, we’ll harness the energy of the Full Moon — a time of illumination, gratitude, and release — with intentional reflection and shared presence. The evening will close with a community circle, where all are welcome to share from the heart, witness, and be witnessed.

This is a space of safety, reverence, and belonging — where you are free to show up as you are and connect with something deeper.

Our Ceremony Includes:

✨ Sacred Hawaiian ceremonial cacao

✨ Breathwork + somatic grounding practices

✨ Gentle sound bath (crystal bowls)

✨ Full Moon intention setting + guided prompts

✨ Community sharing circle

What to Bring:

• A journal & pen

• Water bottle

• Comfortable clothing + cozy layers

• Anything sacred you'd like to place on the altar

Let this Full Moon reflect the fullness of your heart. Come home to yourself, and to each other.

It is encouraged, but optional to bring an offering for the land we are hosting our ceremony on.

Offerings to the land are acts of gratitude and respect, these offerings are made to honor the earth, its spirits, or deities, and to strengthen one's connection with nature. 

Types of Offerings:

• Natural items:

  Flowers, leaves, stones, feathers, crystals, seeds, food, water, tobacco, and local honey are common. 

• Handcrafted items:

  Tokens, clay ornaments, wind chimes, bird feeders, or small crystals with personal significance. 

• Actions: Singing, drumming, dancing, prayers, and even acts of service like cleaning up litter

Why Offerings Matter

• To express gratitude: For the gifts the land provides, such as food, shelter, and natural resources. 

• To show respect: For the spirits of the land, ancestors, or deities associated with nature. 

• To foster a connection: With the natural world and create a sense of reciprocity and harmony. 

• To invite blessings: For oneself, one's community, or the land itself. 

For more information about Katie or this event please visit: https://www.connectedfromwithin.com/