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 Ancestral Connection: 

 Portals of Ancient Wisdom 

With María Cacho & Willow Brook 

 Sunday, November 1, 2026 | 11:00am-12:30pm Pacific

A ritual gathering at the thinning of the veils to honor those who came before us and remember that death is only a transformation

Recording available to all who register

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 What if death is not an ending, but a change of form?  

This is the season when the veils grow thin and we stand closer to the mystery. Across Mexico, families build altars overflowing with flowers to honor their dead. Petals are scattered in a path to the altar so the spirits can find their way home by the fragrance. Favorite beverages are set out. Candles are lit. The dead are celebrated with fragrance, food, and joy.

These traditions teach us that our ancestors are nourished by our memories and our offerings. Our grief can be accompanied rather than carried alone. Death is a motion of the form.

In this gathering, María Cacho, Mexican ritualist, herbalist, and mother, shares the living wisdom of these powerful days. Together we honor the loved ones who shaped us, both natural and human, the ones whose names we carry and the ones we never knew. Life as a cyclical dance. Death as an advisor. The wheel of life as a map.

María will guide us on a somatic journey inward, through the body as earth and the memory of the waters that inhabit us. We begin by settling into the safety of our own bones. Then, following the path of the caterpillar into the monarch, we listen for the whispers of our beloved ancestral memory and receive whatever message is waiting in the inner world.

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 What to Expect 

Everything offered is an invitation, not a requirement. You are welcome to participate in your own way and at your own pace, including resting, listening, or simply being present. Grief may arise, and it will be held with care. You need only a willingness to remember.

 This Gathering Is For You If... 

  • You are carrying grief and longing for a way to be with it that feels alive
  • You want to honor your beloved ancestors
  • You feel the veil thinning this time of year and want to meet it with intention
  • You are drawn to ritual, earth-based wisdom, and the living traditions of Mexico
  • You sense that honoring with death may help you live life more fully

 Through Our Time Together, You Will... 

  • Discover how the traditions of Día de Muertos honor the dead with flowers, food, and celebration
  • Explore healthy, heart-centered ways to accompany grief
  • Journey inward through the body as earth and the waters of memory
  • Receive a message from your inner world, guided by the monarch’s transformation
  • Remember death as an advisor and the wheel of life as a map
SAVE YOUR SPOT

 This Gathering Is For You If... 

  • You are carrying grief and longing for a way to be with it that feels alive
  • You want to honor your beloved ancestors
  • You feel the veil thinning this time of year and want to meet it with intention
  • You are drawn to ritual, earth-based wisdom, and the living traditions of Mexico
  • You sense that honoring with death may help you live life more fully

 Through Our Time Together, You Will... 

  • Discover how the traditions of Día de Muertos honor the dead with flowers, food, and celebration
  • Explore healthy, heart-centered ways to accompany grief
  • Journey inward through the body as earth and the waters of memory
  • Receive a message from your inner world, guided by the monarch’s transformation
  • Remember death as an advisor and the wheel of life as a map
SAVE YOUR SPOT

 Your Guides 

 María Cacho 

María is a Mexican mother, ritualist, artist and herbalism practitioner who accompanies processes of human transformation through ritual, the healing arts, sacred connection with nature, rites of passage, and ancestral wisdom.

For ten years she has accompanied groups in retreats, women’s circles, and feminine rites of passage. In her 1-on-1 work, she offers ritual, deep listening, compassion, somatic movement, meditation, and writing as companions for transformation.

 Willow Brook 

Willow Brook is a grief guide, love coach, and interspiritual companion who supports individuals in awakening to sacred intimacy, erotic life force, and embodied aliveness in their bodies and relationships. As co-founder of Wild Heart, she facilitates grief gatherings and experiences rooted in the divine feminine, weaving somatic practices, meditation, song, and sensual awareness to support people in alchemizing old wounds into nourishing connection.

 Your Guides 

 María Cacho 

María is a Mexican mother, ritualist, artist and herbalism practitioner who accompanies processes of human transformation through ritual, the healing arts, sacred connection with nature, rites of passage, and ancestral wisdom.

For ten years she has accompanied groups in retreats, women’s circles, and feminine rites of passage. In her 1-on-1 work, she offers ritual, deep listening, compassion, somatic movement, meditation, and writing as companions for transformation.

 Willow Brook 

Willow Brook is a grief guide, love coach, and interspiritual companion who supports individuals in awakening to sacred intimacy, erotic life force, and embodied aliveness in their bodies and relationships. As co-founder of Wild Heart, she facilitates grief gatherings and experiences rooted in the divine feminine, weaving somatic practices, meditation, song, and sensual awareness to support people in alchemizing old wounds into nourishing connection.

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 Gathering Details 

Date: Sunday, November 1, 2026

Time: 11:00am-12:30pm Pacific

Format: Online Gathering via Zoom

Investment: Sliding scale, $25-35. Choose the number that is true for you right now.

Recording: Available to all registrants

At Wild Heart, we value participation regardless of financial resources. Understanding the disparities of our world, we offer sliding scale registration.

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 An Invitation to Remember 

Light your candle. Set your altar. Come honor your beloved dead.

Sunday, November 1, 2026 | 11:00am-12:30pm Pacific | Online Gathering

Recording available to all who register

SAVE YOUR SPOT