You are invited to ride the waves of the last Full Moon of 2021 and the Winter Solstice, as we end our year of ceremonies at the magical Banyan Grove Retreat Center by activating our Winter prayers with ceremonial cacao and Sacred songs.
Following our ceremony you're invited to join a post-ceremony snack-luck starting at 1pm!  
If it inspires you, please bring an organic / vegan snack or dessert to contribute.
Saturday, December 18th, 10am - 1pm
​Snack-luck will begin at 1pm
Banyan Grove Retreat Center, Forest Knolls, CA
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Enter the gate to the left to park and try not to block anyone in. :-)  Please make sure you close the gate behind you. 

Your kind donations keep the vibes alive and will be shared with Banyan Grove. 
Click here to offer your advance donation and support our growing commUnity.
All who come in a good way are welcome.

​*** This is indoors in a space with good outdoor air circulation. Masks will be optional and we will be spaced out as is comfortable for the collective. So if you are not vaccinated please take care of yourself as is needed by you. ***
If you have any questions, you can reach Antonio by private message by clicking here
Cacao & Ceremonial Considerations

Consider Carpooling!
In honor of Pachamama please consider carpooling with friends.
Click here to visit out Facebook even page to post and find carpool options.

• Bring a reusable water bottle. Water is good medicine with cacao.
• Bring Sacred objects for the altar or any offering you would like to give to Pachamama as an expression of gratitude for receiving her bounty.
• Bring anything else you'd like to make yourself comfortable - blanket, shawl, etc... 
• Bring an organic vegan snack to share at our post ceremony social.
​• Most important, please bring your full presence with an open heart and open mind.


​If you want to receive cacao for your personal prayers, you can purchase some using this link: 
"The creative energies of each soul become more important when the dark times come around again. In facing up to the enormous problems of the world and accepting the troubles that knock on our doors, we can better learn what hidden resources, deep resolves, and surprising designs we have hidden within us.” 
Michael Meade, “Why the World Doesn’t End”