Welcome to the Saoró Blog! This is a space for you to drop in and share your thoughts on anything near and dear to your heart. We wish this online space to be a place where people can express themselves freely, write of their interesting and diverse journeys to a like-minded audience, and to connect with others. If you’ve got something you’d love to share, we would love to read it. Send your writing to kate@saoro.org and we will feature it here!
As an Irish company supplying an indigenous plant medicine to Ireland, we feel it is our responsibility to comment on cultural appropriation and to discuss the responsibility that comes with bringing such plant medicines to modern markets.
For those of you that don't know our origin story, Saoró is rooted in Shamanism with the spirit of the brand being guided in this light, and a genuine desire to share cacao as a sacred medicine rather than a commodity. Our ethos is activist-led. Profits are reinvested into community. We prioritise meaningful support for both our Irish community and our Indigenous producer partners, while also placing great care on flavour and quality.
How the brand originated and came about is quite unique and special. In 2014, our founder Vivienne had began her Shamanic journey to access deeper hidden parts of herself and has since been on a path of growth and expansion in a myriad of miraculous ways.
The Grounding Power of Cacao - A Heart-Opening Journey to Inner Connection and Global Consciousness
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Meet the artist, Rachel Ball, a poet whose work emerges from a place of deep listening and explores inter-special communication, universal truths and personal reflections, all inspired by the earth and the ether.
Founded by Ruth McDonald, a ceremonial artist, guide of ritual and soulful expression, The Earthweaver creates a sanctuary for clay to become prayer.
Shared with us during Activism month, this piece titled "Patriarchy" painted by Megan Collins reflects her thoughts on activism.
I wrote the poem MAAT one morning after a amazing dream. Meeting the Egyptian Goddess of truth and justice was no small thing. She merged with me ìn that dream, and that dream has always stayed with me. She was this being of light.
Dating While Autistic (and in My 40s): A Field Guide for the…
Kate’s Coconut & Almond Cacao Recipe Kate’s Coconut & Almond Cacao Recipe…
Vivienne’s Chocolate Orange Cacao Recipe Vivienne’s Chocolate Orange Cacao Recipe Ingredients Instructions…
Spiced Cacao Latte Recipe Spiced Cacao Latte Recipe Ingredients Instructions —
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