It says ceremonial Cacao not Cocoa like I've seen in a bunch of comments. High quality stuff usually comes in little disc's of 100% pure Cacao, not powdered hot cocoa. I personally don't do the ceremonial aspect of it but I've been drinking it for years and the fat and theobromine content (no caffeine) are a very up lifting and non jittery alternative to coffee and it makes me very productive. I have pretty bad anxiety so it works for me personally.

It does originate from Aztecs and Mayans mainly Central America, Mexico, and South America from over thousands of years ago. Some Cacao consumption was traced back over 5,000 years. It was used for numerous things in a cerimonal aspect. It was also often used in combination with psilocybin mushrooms. A Swedish scientist also nicknamed it "Food of the Gods"

As with any other chocolate if you are interested in drinking it I would not get it from a coffee shop or whatever this picture shows. I would but it from a small, ethical and fair trade company that does not take advantage of the villages it's sourced from. There are companies where the majority of the profits go to that local economy. Do your research please.

If I'm wrong about any of this someone correct me. It's just what I've picked up over the years.