Ceremonial Cacao, Lion’s Mane(Hericium Erinaceus), Cardamom, Ceylon Cinnamon, Vanilla powder
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CACAO | ALTA VERAPAZ, GUATEMALA
From this sacred landscape grows a rare cacao, known locally as Acriollado—a natural blend of ancient Criollo genetics with subtle Trinitario notes. Grown beneath the rainforest canopy, it carries the soul of the cloud forest in every bean—rich in flavor, story, and ancestral spirit.
LION’S MANE | #1 NOOTROPIC
For centuries, Lion’s Mane has been revered in traditional practices for its calming and clarity-enhancing properties. Even Buddhist monks have used it to support deep meditation and focused awareness. This non-psychedelic mushroom is now enjoying a modern revival, with growing interest in its connection to cognitive well-being and nervous system support. Famed mycologist Paul Stamets has affectionately dubbed it “The Smart Mushroom.”
CARDAMOM | “THE QUEEN OF SPICES”
Grown in the highlands of Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, cardamom is cultivated by over 300,000 Indigenous Q’eqchi’ Maya farmers. Traditionally paired with ceremonial cacao, this warming spice is known to amplify its depth and aroma.
Energetically, cardamom is valued for its ability to clear heaviness (mentally and emotionally), helping to dissolve confusion and bring a sense of clarity. Often associated with renewal, it offers a gentle uplift when life feels overwhelming.
CEYLON CINNAMON
Revered as a sacred plant in many traditions, Ceylon cinnamon is known for its comforting aroma and invigorating energy. It supports warmth, flow, and inner balance, while awakening the senses and nurturing overall vitality.
VANILLA
Cacao and vanilla have been paired since ancient times by both the Maya and the Aztecs. Vanilla’s sweet, calming scent helps soothe the mind and deepen the heart-opening qualities of cacao, inviting softness, sensuality, and connection.