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Cacao Ceremony with Mexica Elders Yolanda Porcayo and Lupita Lares
Sat, Oct 05
|Queens Council on the Arts
Healing Family Bonds: A Transformative Journey of Reconciliation Through the ceremonial use of cacao, individuals are guided to foster forgiveness, both for themselves and their family members, while cultivating a deeper, more meaningful connection with their familial roots and ancestral wisdom.
Time & Location
Oct 05, 2024, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Queens Council on the Arts, 5-11 47th Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101, USA
About the event
Healing Family Bonds: A Transformative Journey of Reconciliation
This powerful aspect of the cacao ceremony focuses on addressing and mending generational wounds, traumas, and patterns passed down through our lineage. By engaging in this sacred practice, participants work toward breaking negative cycles, fostering forgiveness, and cultivating a deeper connection with their family and ancestors. This healing process not only benefits the individual but also has the potential to positively impact future generations.
Guided by: Abuelas Yolanda Porcayo Palma and Guadalupe (Lupita) Lare Tovar from Mexico. The abuelas carry the wisdom and healing of the MEXICA traditions, They are traditional medicine women, herbalist, acupuncturist, massage therapist of Nahuatl tradition, as well Emotional Release "Hand on Healing" practices. These modalities have been used and passed down from generations to generations, to cure physical sickness, maintain health and restore the ethereal field. Both Yolanda and Lupita have been studying with numerous teachers and…
