Hello, dear reader!

Today I share with you in this blog post what is sacred to me.

And what I unfortunately lost in the last few weeks:

My vision.

Definitely a word that is used too often at the moment, and perhaps that is precisely what this world needs right now.

Ultimately, vision just means sight. So what is there to see?

The last few weeks since returning from Tanzania have been full of to-dos, appointments and a lot of garbage (in the truest sense of the word - the garbage from the bakery that we are taking over and converting into a cocoa factory).

And between all this fuss and all the rubbish... I lost it. Or my vision was no longer important. Suddenly it was all about taking action, getting things done and not losing the thread.

I only did the bare minimum and it was just enough... to get by.

But anyone who has ever dealt with the topic of vision knows that it needs air to breathe, space and time in which it can develop.

Everything exactly what I didn't have.

Until last Saturday.

On Saturday, under the guidance of a very dear friend, I went on a substance-assisted vision quest.

To remind myself.

And I did!

Because almost exactly 5 years ago I was making my plans in Guatemala and Belize. I had nothing but a bitter cocoa made with water in my hand and a rancid diary as a channel.

And all I could do back then was... dream!

The dream that emerged and which I rediscovered a few days ago is that of a movement.

A revolution of the hearts. Even back then I knew that if enough people came into contact with this heart-filling medicine called cocoa, we could create a new sense of togetherness in no time.

A coexistence that is not based on coercion, but on responsibility.

Where love drives us, not fear.

Through a wonderful podcast conversation with my dear brother Pascal (coming soon) we went into more detail about the topic of change, of revolution.

We talked about the critical mass that is necessary to bring about a change of thinking.

According to Pascal (and science): 10 percent .

Pouring cocoa to 10% of the German population... 8 million people.

Sounds doable!

Especially since it is suitable for almost everyone. 10% who, like you and me, will be aware of their hearts and thereby understand what counts.

To reach 8 million people. That is my goal. I remembered.

What will come in the next months and years is the realization of this.

Fasten your seat belt!

And I thank you from the bottom of my heart for being on this journey to make this possible.

Because it is the only way.

In devotion,
Your Mischa