At a glance
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Gentle Activation elixir powder, 8.4 oz tin — the house signature blend
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8 oz sampler of the monthly ceremonial cacao, in wafer form (Dominican Republic, Peruvian or Colombian)
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A frother for blending cacao drinks smoothly
- Two palo santo sticks
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A copper cup to drink your ceremony from
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Covers both formats — ready-blended elixir and raw ceremonial paste
How to use it
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Start with the elixir. It is pre-blended, forgiving, and lets you find your strength before you handle the wafers.
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Froth, do not stir. The frother is in the kit because it changes the texture completely.
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Light the palo santo before you brew, not during — it marks the start of the sitting.
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Burn palo santo in a well-ventilated room, in a heatproof dish, and never leave it unattended.
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Rinse the copper cup by hand and dry it; copper does not want a dishwasher.
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Then try the wafers shaved into hot water once the elixir feels familiar.
What is in the box
| Item |
Detail |
| Gentle Activation elixir powder |
8.4 oz tin |
| Ceremonial cacao sampler |
8 oz of the monthly cacao in wafers — Dominican Republic, Peruvian or Colombian |
| Frother |
For blending cacao drinks |
| Palo santo |
Two sticks |
| Copper cup |
For the ceremony itself |
✨ Temple Tip — the cup is not a gimmick
Drinking from something you only use for this is half of what makes a ritual a ritual. Keep the copper cup out of the everyday rotation — the moment it becomes the mug you also use for tea, the practice quietly stops being one.
Questions we get asked
What is included?
An 8.4 oz tin of Gentle Activation elixir powder, an 8 oz sampler of the monthly ceremonial cacao in wafers, a frother, two palo santo sticks and a copper cup.
Which cacao comes in the sampler?
The monthly ceremonial cacao — either Dominican Republic, Peruvian or Colombian wafers.
Is it suitable as a gift?
Yes. It is designed as an easy starter kit and arrives complete.
Do I need anything else?
Hot water and a few quiet minutes. Everything else is in the box.
What is the palo santo for?
It is included to mark the start of the ceremony; burn it in a heatproof dish in a ventilated room and never leave it unattended.
How do I care for the copper cup?
Rinse by hand and dry it rather than putting it in a dishwasher.
Everything you need for the first cup. #TempleOfDesire