Silvester Cacao Ceremony & Release

Cacao Ceremony — a sacred healing ceremony. New Year’s Eve doesn’t have to be loud. Sometimes it feels good to pause, reconnect with your body and reflect on the year that’s coming to a close. On 31 December, join us at Yogic Escape in Berlin-Friedrichshain for the Sylvester Cacao Ceremony and Release. The gathering includes a cacao ceremony, guided Me-to-Me body scanning, free-form ecstatic dance and a restorative sound journey. Take time to release what you’re ready to leave behind, welcome what’s next and set clear intentions for the year ahead. What We'll Do 01 Intention Setting Participants are encouraged to set personal intentions for the ceremony, focusing on areas of life where healing or guidance is desired. A shared ritual that creates space for connection, self-awareness and setting an intention. 02 Me-to-Me meditation and body scan A guided somatic practice inviting you to notice your body and sensations with care. 03 Release Ecstatic dance Free movement without choreography or judgement—you’re welcome to move in whatever way feels right for you. 04 Integration & Sharing After the ceremony, participants are encouraged to share their experiences and insights, helping to integrate the healing process into their daily lives. 05 Sound healing Medicine A sound experience with bowls, chimes and drum to support relaxation and stillness. How It May Feel A deep sense of release and lightness Inner clarity around intentions and what you wish to call in Expanded awareness and heightened presence Grounded yet spiritually open A quiet mind and open heart What to Bring • —Comfortable, loose clothing • —Water bottle • —Optional: journal for post-ceremony reflections • —Open mind and heart • —Tea cup Your Host Neha Pugalia Founder & Yoga Teacher Neha Pugalia is the founder of Yogicescape Berlin, home to two studios in Prenzlauer Berg and Friedrichshain. She embodies the essence of India's living traditions — the Vedas, Ayurveda, and Pranayama — and has been leading Yoga, Pranayama, and breathwork trainings worldwide, including 200-hour and 300-hour teacher training programmes. Her approach is not just instructional. It is a direct transmission of living practice — a heartfelt offering of love and deep wisdom rooted in ancient scripture. Neha's teaching is also guided by the principle Vasudeva Kutumbakam — "The World is One Family" — and she gives back through work supporting underprivileged children in India.