Ceremony
Single-origin artisan cacao, crafted for meaningful ceremonies, shared moments, and journeys within
For centuries, cacao and sacred medicine have each held an important place in Mesoamerican traditions. Ceremony brings them together with care, creating a modern expression of an ancient relationship.
Intended for meaningful ceremonies rather than casual consumption, it supports experiences of deep reflection, emotional openness, and connection with yourself, others, and nature. It is a profound journey into awareness, and every journey begins with intention.
Prepared in small batches, each bar contains pure cacao with no added sugar, allowing the character of the ingredients to remain untouched. Intended to be shared with care and respect.
High-potency psilocybin mushroom blend (whole fruiting body) — 7,000 mg per 50 g bar; 3,500 mg per 25 g bar;
Artisanal cacao (Theobroma cacao) — ceremonial-grade, for gentle mood lift and heart-opening; also aids absorption;
Cacao butter.
100% natural, organic, sustainably grown, vegan. No fillers, no synthetic additives. Every batch is tested for potency and purity.
Every experience is unique and shaped by your mindset, surroundings, and intention. Many people describe a gradual opening that begins with relaxation and emotional softness before unfolding into deeper reflection and heightened awareness.
Depending on dosage, the experience may include:
- Increased emotional openness;
- Heightened appreciation of music and nature;
- New perspectives on personal experiences;
- Moments of gratitude, awe, and connection;
- Visual changes at higher servings.
Most ceremonies last 4 to 6 hours, followed by a period of reflection and integration.
Ceremony begins long before the first bite.
- Choose a quiet, comfortable space where you won't be interrupted;
- Set a clear intention before beginning;
- Start with one square and allow at least 30 minutes before deciding whether to continue;
- Move slowly, stay present, and avoid rushing the experience;
- If sharing, choose people you trust and feel comfortable with;
- Keep water nearby and avoid alcohol throughout the experience;
Ceremony is not suitable if you:
- Have a personal or family history of psychosis, schizophrenia, or bipolar disorder;
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding;
- Are under 21;
- Have a serious heart condition.
If you take any prescription medication, consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting.
Taking antidepressants or psychiatric medication (SSRIs, SNRIs, MAOIs, tricyclics) may blunt the effects or cause interactions. Lithium and tramadol are dangerous combinations and must be avoided.
Every journey begins with intention
Ceremony invites you to slow down, set an intention, and step into a space where reflection becomes deeper, presence becomes fuller, and meaningful insights can emerge naturally.
Healing begins with seeing
Ceremony creates space to meet old emotions and familiar patterns with honesty, allowing them to be seen with greater clarity and compassion
A wider perspective
Stepping outside everyday life often reveals a broader perspective, bringing renewed clarity, gratitude, and a deeper understanding of ourselves
Connection beyond words
Profound connections are among the most meaningful aspects of ceremony, often remaining with us long after the experience has passed
Not necessarily. Ceremony is designed for intentional ceremonial experiences rather than everyday use. If this is your first experience with psilocybin, we recommend starting with a conservative serving, preparing your environment carefully, and approaching the experience with clear intention.
Everyone responds differently. Your ideal serving depends on body weight, sensitivity, previous experience, and the kind of experience you're seeking. We recommend beginning with a small amount and waiting at least 30 minutes before deciding whether to take more.
Most ceremonies last between 4 and 6 hours, with effects gradually building before gently subsiding. Many people appreciate setting aside the rest of the day for rest, reflection, and integration.
We don't recommend combining Ceremony with alcohol or recreational substances, as they can interfere with the experience. If you're taking prescription medication, especially psychiatric medication, consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.
Create a quiet, comfortable environment where you won't be interrupted. Set an intention, stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and allow yourself enough time to experience the ceremony without rushing. Preparation is an important part of the experience itself.
Difficult moments are a natural part of some ceremonies and don't necessarily mean something is wrong. Rather than resisting uncomfortable emotions, try returning to your breath, changing your environment slightly, or reminding yourself that the experience is temporary. If you're with a trusted companion, let them know what you're feeling instead of trying to carry it alone.
The ceremony doesn't end when the effects wear off. Many people find value in journaling, spending time in nature, meditating, or simply allowing quiet space for reflection. Giving yourself time to integrate the experience can be just as meaningful as the ceremony itself.
To preserve both flavor and potency, keep the bar in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat, and humidity. There's no need to refrigerate it under normal conditions, as condensation can affect the texture of the chocolate. Store it in its original packaging, well sealed, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.
Backed by studies
In 51 patients facing life-threatening cancer, a single high dose produced large drops in depressed mood and anxiety, with about 80% still improved six months later.
A single high-dose session produced increases in Openness — curiosity, imagination, aesthetic sensitivity — that were still measurable more than a year afterwards.
Fourteen months on, 58% of volunteers ranked the session among the five most personally meaningful of their lives, and 64% said it deepened their life satisfaction.
Interviewed six months later, patients described a shift from avoiding difficult emotion to accepting it — named as the very heart of what changed for them.
Followed for up to 4.5 years, most patients kept lower death anxiety and hopelessness, crediting one guided session with a lasting change in how they saw life.
In a placebo-controlled crossover trial, the strength of the mystical-type experience itself statistically explained why anxiety and depression eased afterward.