CACAO & ROOTS: A Healing Journey Half Day Retreat

Cacao & Roots: A Healing Journey Half Day Retreat
with Melanie Fismer aka Mystic Melā

Join myself, Mamma Cacao & Father Baobab for a magical gathering at The Fringe Studio in Epping.

While our mamma Cacao is referred to as “The food of the Gods”, our father Baobab is referred to as “The food of the Angels”. Baobab (Adansonia Digital L.) and Cocoa (Theobroma Cacao L.) belong to the Malvaceae family of plants. Together they hold so much power & wisdom. Baobab is a true healer, he is full of pre and probiotics, minerals, nutrients and antioxidants. Almost all parts of the baobab tree are edible. This includes the leaves, fruit pulps, seeds and roots. Just like our dear mamma cacao who tenderly heals our hearts with her loving spirit and nutritional and physiological benefits. They compliment each other so much and remind us of the importance of collaboration and cohabitation. I was recently blessed to bask in the glory of the well know Bains Baobab in Nxai Pan in Botswana. It wasn't my first encounter with father tree, but it was one of my most sacred experiences. I am so excited to share the marriage of these two beautiful plants with you. 

Please join me for a one of a kind half day retreat. 

What to expect: 

• Cacao & Baobab Ceremonial Blessing
• Ancestral Legends & Storytelling
• Connecting back in to our roots
• Oracle insights
• Sharing Circles in motion
• Breath & Meditation
• Shakti Sensuality Expression
• Yoga Roots Grounding Practice
• Celestial Sound Immersion
• Cacao & Baobab Elixir
• Surprise Baobab Treat

Your facilitator:

Mela is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, dedicated to nurturing their healing journey and reconnecting with their inherent wildness. She embraces the transformative power of emotional expression and specializes in sensual and embodied movement as a path to purification and healing. Her offerings also include vibrational sound, shamanic journeying, group rituals, and more.

Mela's personal journey began in the late 1990s at the home of South Africa’s head of the Iyengar Yoga Institute, following her father's life-altering stroke at the young age of 38. This pivotal experience inspired her to travel to India in the mid-2000s for her first training, igniting her natural purpose of guiding others back to their true selves. After numerous trainings and two decades of experience, she has honed her expertise in various modalities that focus on alleviating stress and trauma through Eastern MindBody practices. Mela’s unique gift is in creating safe, welcoming spaces where individuals can explore and express their wildness and authenticity.