WHAT ARE THE INGREDIENTS OF RAPÉ?
One of the most protected treasures of the Amazon is rapé. This fine powder is the result of alchemy that has generated the knowledge of the ancestral communities of the Amazon for thousands of years. You can use rapé to calm your mind, connect with the essence of the universe and dive into the depths of your soul, but… What ingredients is this ancient powder made of that can stop the unstoppable flow of a restless mind? What ingredients can ensure that you will have a space to go within yourself and come back more connected with your essence? Keep reading as we will tell you about each of the ingredients of rapé!
RAPÉ INGREDIENTS: TOBACCO
The tobacco plant is a fundamental part of the ingredients of this medicine , although there is rapé without tobacco ( CLICK HERE TO KNOW THE VISIONARY RAPÉS ) . Its function is to balance, integrate and order the plants and resins that accompany the medicine mixture. This plant is native to America and has been protected by indigenous communities as a sacred plant. It is said that by knowing and using tobacco in a ceremonial way, it is the preparation so that you can contact the spirits of nature and that inhabit other planes of consciousness. The tobacco used in rapé is not the same as that used in the tobacco industry. This species is called Nicotiana Rústica , being a much stronger variety.
RAPÉ INGREDIENTS: MEDICINAL PLANTS AND RESINS FROM ANCESTRAL TREES
Another of the ingredients of rapé is the inclusion of medicinal plants or resins from ancient trees. These plants or resins fulfill their healing functions, depending on the plant used. Each plant connects with an element, helps certain physical or emotional ailments, and others even serve as protectors or purifiers of the energy field. Tobacco amplifies its field of action and directs the energy of each of these plants and resins to obtain greater benefit.
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RAPÉ INGREDIENTS: CEREMONIAL ASHES
Part of the ingredients of the rapé is the ceremonial ash that balances and refines the mixture of this ancestral medicine. This ash can come from ceremonies in the indigenous communities where the rapé is prepared, being loaded with prayers, prayers and spiritual intentionality.
