In our latest episode of the podcast, I had the pleasure of chatting with Judy Machado about the transformative power of Master Teacher Cacao.
In a particularly thought-provoking flash, we explore the idea that evolving tastes towards less refined cacao might signify a deeper shift within humanity. As we gravitate towards cacao nibs and high-percentage chocolate, could this indicate that humans—as a collective—are moving past the need for sugary anesthesia?
Our changing tastes just might be allowing us to connect with and express more authentic parts of ourselves through a purer contact with Cacao!
I invite you to watch this intriguing video extract and join us in pondering this connection.
This fascinating perspective suggests that Cacao, as a plant, is ready to reveal its true essence without being masked by excessive sweetness. It’s as if cacao is saying, “I no longer need to be watered down. I can show you my true self.”
Immerse yourself in the full episode to learn how working with plants like cacao can help you embody your own true essence more authentically:
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My neighbors have come out to play:
Despite the unusually cold weather, my neighbors, two Marginated Tortoises (Testudo marginata), are shaking off the winter sluggishness. These little ones usually brumate when it’s cold, so I was excited to see them out having fun with the plants. They just love all the high grasses, as do I!
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And always remember: resist the urge to hold back your emerging green brilliance!