Our Ceremonies
Ceremony and rituals have long played a vital and essential role in our culture. Spirituality is an integral part of our very being. Symbolic healing rituals and ceremonies are held to bring participants into harmony with themselves, our tribes, and our environment.
Healing includes beliefs and practices that combine religion, spirituality, herbal medicine, and rituals, that are used for both medical and emotional conditions. From the Native American perspective, medicine is more about healing the person than curing a disease. Traditional healers worked to make the individual “whole,” believing that most illnesses stem from spiritual problems. This is perspective is our core value for The Angelique Temple.
Kambo Ceremony
In receiving kambo, the goal is to purge “toxins” trapped in your body as well as psychological trauma or even panama. Kambo is a detox sacred indigenous medicine from the Amazon. Preparation instructions will be sent after signed up. See you soon.
Cacoa Ceremony
Shamanic healing is one of the oldest holistic healing practices. A cacao ceremony is actually a type of shamanic healing, but it doesn’t have hallucinogenic or “out of body” effects.
Cacao ceremony is rooted in helping to re-balance the energies within us, and restore good health.
Some ceremonies will lead a journey of dance, while others will centre on meditation and inner reflection or drum circle around the fire.
Our cacao ceremonies involve a group of people sitting in a sacred circle, taking incision, letting go of anything heavy, setting intentions, giving thanks for all the abundance in our life today.
Naming Ceremony
Although most name their children at birth, traditionally our culture named our children after birth so families could tune into the child and listen for their name and around 6 weeks old a naming ceremony was held for the family and community. However, these ceremonies are also held for adults, whenever an individual chooses a new name to reflect their most authentic self.
In some Native American naming traditions, for example, individuals are given many different names throughout their life, as a way to reflect significant changes in their personality or individual abilities and strengths. And in Druid communities, some adults participate in Naming Rites to celebrate a time of healing and rebirth after making it through a particularly difficult period of life.
Foot Washing Ceremony
What a powerful invitation to serve by serving others. The privilege of assisting in releasing the stress of a persons life offers exhilarating rewards. Holding the feet as a symbolism of caring for the individual’s whole person. These ceremonies are Free. Traditionally foot washing has been a part of rituals to enter temple or before sacred work or within sacred communion. We are honored to serve out community in this ancient healing ceremonious practice.
The Detroit Healing Ceremony
The Detroit Healing Ceremony is a healing ceremony in the Metro Detroit area. We bring to gather several healing modalities, practitioners and shamans for traditions sacred healing work. Ceremonies are 3 Days. We purge, we reflect, we clear and prepare for what lies ahead while bring back the ancient traditions and rituals of the High Priest and High Priestess, Emperor and Empress: within a community setting. This is a call. It feels like a family reunion in a sacred ceremony.
Ceremony In Wonderland or The Land of Oz
These sacred ceremonies in Wonderland or Oz can be a group setting or private ceremony. We offer each, once per year for a group. During this ceremony you journey to lands which hold meaning for each individuals journey in this life. Some are lessons, some are things which need to be seen or known and some reveal things an individual needs to work on. These ceremonies are to bring individual to their own answers and allow them to be directed by ancient technology to where they need to go within themselves.
