1st of November- Dia de los Muertos Ceremony - Cacao • Sound • Ancestral Insights • Ritual

Alexi
Sep 21
2 min read

Join us for an evening dedicated to honoring life and death through the tradition of Dia de los Muertos. This celebration is about recognizing death as a natural part of life, a transition rather than an end, and embracing the dualities of light and dark, presence and remembrance.

In this grounding ceremony, we’ll use the heart-opening medicine of cacao to create a space for reflection and connection. We’ll open with a prayer, guided meditation, setting our intentions to honor those who have passed and their messages.

This ceremony is about creating a conscious space for remembrance and connection, grounded in respect and appreciation for life's natural cycles. Expect an “ofrenda” or altar for the ancestors.

During the ceremony, you can expect:

Opening ceremony
Cacao ritual and prayer
Ancestral insights about this auspicious day
Ritual to release the old and embrace the new
Sound journey
Closing circle and shared connection

The ceremony will be held in English. We also speak German and Spanish.

Your guides

Inés is an integrative guide of astrology, human design & the ancestral. Creating safe spaces for women to heal in community has been an integral part of her journey. She believes in the spirit of community, where collective & individual healing happen. Learn more about Inés here.

Alexi is a yoga teacher & sound therapist with a passion to support people to live with intention & cultivate a balanced life in - body, mind, & soul. As a person of Mexican & Swiss heritage, she bridges the gap between modern approaches & ancient traditions, crafting accessible practices to nurture your holistic life. Learn more about Alexi here.

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