Cacao Camper

08/13/2025

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Sadhguru looks at how human beings have the freedom to make themselves whichever they want. Unfortunately, most of humanity is suffering this freedom. If thi...

08/11/2025

If your nervous system needs recalibrating, consider cacao, not a quick fix but it works!

04/04/2025

Put it on your calandar! You ve asked so many good questions about preparing cacao the way you tasted it from me, so will summarize all know how in this interactive step by step class.

You can join me from your kitchen. If you do not have your cacao, I am back in Charlotte, come get it, or order it online using the link in bio.

Bring your questions and your energy and let’s share the magic! If you want to stay after, we can drink it together!

03/13/2025

At one point, I couldn’t leave the house for a date or a night out without taking three shots—just to take the edge off. Three shots at home, three more drinks at the bar, and the next morning? Awful. My body was wrecked, my mind foggy, and socializing—something that was supposed to be fun—became a cycle of stress, exhaustion, and regret.

One day, I just said, enough. And that’s when the magic started.

I wanted to connect with people, especially as an introvert, but without destroying my energy or spending days recovering. At first, I didn’t see cacao as a social drink, it was my morning drink or a Sunday ceremony. I was just tired of sipping water or kombucha while everyone around was getting buzzed.

Then, one day, something clicked. I left the house after drinking my morning cacao, and suddenly, I felt… open. Small talk didn’t bother me. Crowds didn’t drain me. I felt naturally energized—almost like my old Red Bull vodka days, but without the crash.

So, I started experimenting. I brought cacao with me to social settings, sipping it like coffee. No more awkwardness. No more feeling like an outsider. I was present, engaged, even sweeter and less sarcastic. I actually enjoyed being around people.

That’s when I knew—I had to share this. More people deserve to break free from the social drinking trap without losing connection, confidence, or fun. And that’s how Cacao Camper was born.

12/27/2024

You know you need to relax. You know you need to release. But role play? What’s that about?

Have you noticed you’re stuck playing the same role in different relationships or areas of your life?

I’m not saying consistency is bad, but you might be missing out on the richness of life.

Inside you is a daughter, a mother, a friend, a neighbor, a lover, and so much more. According to astrology, it’s rare for all these parts of you to carry the same energy.

Life gets way more exciting when you let yourself be different day to day—finding stability in one area and open to unpredictable changes in another.

Getting to know yourself means tuning into the timeline you’re living right now. Cacao can help you drop in for introspection and meditation, and astrology and Akashic records takes it to the next level.

Oh, and have you figured out who you play in the drama triangle—victim, savior, or perpetrator?

We ll have a cacao ceremony where you ll be able to relax release and role play soon.

Like if you are in!

12/26/2024

Do you pay attention to the elephant in the room?
When Nature is slowing down, what is there to do?
Keep balance between interactions and introspection of course!

I don’t celebrate Christmas.
I’v even stopped celebrating New Year’s—the biggest holiday in post-Eastern European culture.
These dates mean nothing to me anymore. Nothing significant is happening in nature on these social holidays.

To truly be in tune with nature, I have to tune out the social norms that clash with life’s natural rhythm.

Yesterday morning, I was sitting on the beach, sipping my cacao, when I noticed an uncomfortable feeling bubbling up. So, I went investigating…

Turns out, it was an old childhood program: the belief that doing nothing is laziness. That if you aren’t “useful,” some authority figure—be it your mom, teacher, or boss—will swoop in and assign you a task you’ll hate.
So, I developed a coping mechanism: stay busy, willingly find things to do, and avoid being harassed or told what to do.

When I realized this, I smiled. And then, I went right back to doing absolutely nothing “useful.”

Have you ever uncovered that little program within yourself? If so, how did you deal with it?

12/05/2024

11/27/2024