CACAO MEDICINE CARRIER TRAINING
AWAKEN WITH CACAO
We follow 3 princinples in this journey
When carrying ancestral medicine, I walk with three guiding pillars:
Reciprocity: To give back as much as I receive, honoring the land, the people, and the spirit of cacao. Reciprocity is not charity but balance, ensuring that every circle, every sip, and every song is part of a living exchange with all relations.
Integrity: To stand rooted in truth, transparency, and responsibility. Integrity means carrying the medicine in a way that protects its origin, honors those who safeguarded it before me, and ensures it is offered with the highest respect for safety, ethics, and collective well-being.
Authenticity : To show up with my whole heart, unmasked and unpretending, in service to something greater than myself. Authenticity is living prayer, being present, vulnerable, and honest in how I guide others, so that the circle reflects the real medicine of connection.
Together, these pillars form the compass that guides me from the origin of the land where the medicine is born, to the sacred space where we gather. this path is not for the self alone, it is for the healing of our world family, to honor the ancestors, and to forge a future where medicine is carried in a good way, with all relations.
Why this journey matters.
The Four Doors of the Cacao Journey
These doors aren’t just steps, they’re initiations. Together, they form the passageway into carrying cacao not as a commodity, but as a prayer, a bridge, and a living medicine.
Door 1 : The Land & Origins
We begin at the roots, where cacao is born. This door opens into the stories of the land, the guardians who have protected her, and the ancestral cosmologies that remind us cacao is not a product, but a living relative. Here we learn how to build relationship with the land and with the producers of this medicine, weaving our own essence as carriers of the medicine from the very beginning. This door also calls us into the practice of ethical sourcing, transparency, ensuring that every step of our journey honors both the origin and the future of cacao.
Door 2 : Interconnection-Reciprocity
Cacao is the medicine; we are the carriers. This door is about cultivating authentic relationships, with the plant, with community, and with ourselves. We explore reciprocity and interconnection, weaving ourselves into Indigenous-led initiatives, and aligning with agreements that honor the medicine. Journaling, dieta, and self-inquiry practices guide us into deeper listening and presence.
Door 3 :The Rituals & Ceremony
Here we enter the living practice of cacao as a sacred ally. This door is the initiation into preparation and ritual work. You will learn to create ceremony with integrity using storytelling, visualization, sound journeys, and live instruments to support the circle. We explore how to hold space that is rooted in tradition yet open to the heart’s creative flow.
Door 4: Space Holding
The final door calls us to accountability. How do we carry this medicine in integrity? How do we honor the ones who came before and safeguard the path for those yet to come? This door is about walking with responsibility, transparency, and respect, so that the circle becomes a safe and sacred container for all relations.
Who is this for?
This training is for those who feel called to walk with cacao in a sacred way: healers, space holders, community leaders, wellness practitioners, and seekers ready to deepen their relationship with the medicine. It is for those who wish to root their practice in reciprocity, authenticity, and integrity, learning not only how to serve cacao but how to listen to her spirit, honor her origins, and weave her into ceremony responsibly.
Whether you are beginning your journey or already carrying ancestral medicines, this program supports you in becoming a bridge between land and people, between tradition and present time, between heart and circle.
What will you learn?
The ancestral stories and cosmology of cacao
How to source cacao ethically and transparently
Building relationship with land, farmers, and producers
Reciprocity and interconnection as living practices
Daily tools: dieta, journaling, presence, prayer
Foundations of ritual and ceremony
Space holding with integrity and authenticity
Storytelling, visualization, and sound journey practices
Integrating your own healing before guiding others
Walking as a medicine carrier in service to all relations
💲 Your Investment
Format: At your own pace, self-guided journey
Includes:
Access to all 4 Doors of the cacao training
Downloadable resources & practices
Guided rituals, storytelling, and sound journeys
Ethical sourcing and reciprocity frameworks
Lifetime access to course materials
Program Contribution:
Register to receive discount code of -$111 valid until Oct 25, 2025
$222 USD
$333 USD
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. This program is open to both beginners and experienced space holders. All you need is a genuine calling to walk with cacao in a respectful and sacred way.
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Not only. While many participants are healers, guides, and community leaders, this journey is also for those who want to deepen their personal relationship with cacao, even if they never plan to serve in circles.
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You will receive 1yr access to all videos, resources, and materials. You can revisit the Four Doors at your own pace, as often as you wish.
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This is not a government-accredited certification. It is a lineage-rooted training and initiation that prepares you to carry cacao in integrity, guided by ancestral principles, reciprocity, and ethics.
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This program is rooted in Indigenous wisdom from the Cabécar-BriBri lineage of Costa Rica. It emphasizes ethical sourcing, community reciprocity, and authenticity and not just techniques, but walking the medicine in a good way from land to circle.
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The contribution is set at $333 USD. If you register before Oct 25, 2025 you receive a discount code valued at $111. If need a payment plan or alternative method (Venmo, PayPal, crypto), for the $222 discount price please reach out directly.
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This training gives you the foundations of ritual, ceremony, and ethics. However, true facilitation requires ongoing practice, humility, and relationship with the medicine. You will leave with tools, but the real initiation is a lifelong journey with cacao.