Ein gutes Omen

Nature is always a reliable compass: Where a pair of Guacamayo plants lives, cacao thrives in harmony with the animal world, the plant cosmos, and humans.

Indigenous peoples originally divided the cacao harvest harmoniously. One third was for the animals, who also love this food of the gods. Another third of the mineral-rich superfood was given to the earth. And the last third was enjoyed by humans.

Guacamayos live where biodiversity is intact. And they themselves live in harmonious partnerships. They find each other one day and then live very close together forever. The pair usually flies in sync. But they also enjoy being free in the open sky. Even then, they are always in contact through their distinctive calls.

The mind desires duty and loyalty. And beneath the wide sky of free hearts burns the fire of the desire for loyalty, which is nourished by humility, devotion, kindness, and gratitude.

The intimate and playful connection between the feminine and the masculine is revealed in all its naturalness when we hear, see and observe Guacamayos in the jungle.

The harmonious interplay of the feminine and masculine aspects of the Guacamayos represents the light of primal trust.

Having your spirit near the cacao trees is definitely a very good omen: you are where the harmony of feminine and masculine forces is at work.

This spirit can apparently also be felt in a soothing cacao. And when we enjoy this harmonious cacao, it can also awaken the natural interplay of feminine and masculine qualities within us.

The "little bean" from the rainforest contains a wealth of knowledge and wisdom. Over the past few years, PACHAMAMA CACAO has taught us so much. Now it's time for us to share this abundance with you: Would you also like to learn more about the origin of cacao, the rainforest, and the daily practice of using this natural superfood? You can find out more in our four-module SONQO CACAO COURSE .