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Rapé is a traditional Amazonian Indigenous snuff made mostly from a blend of ashes and powdered tobacco leaves. Sometimes other herbs are added for taste or for spiritual and or supposed medicinal benefits. It’s blown into the nose using a bamboo pipe called a “tepi” or a “blow pipe.” One can also use a Kuripe which is an individual V shaped Rapé applicator.

The Yawanawa tribe make their famous Yawanawa Rapé, it probably is the most used Hapé Snuff around. Yawanawa Rapé is known for its deep cleansing and grounding effects on the body, mind, and spirit. It’s often used in conjunction with other sacred plants such as ayahuasca for its supportive role in ceremonial experiences.

Yawanawa Rapé blends can vary in their ingredients and effects. Most of their blends are a classic combination of tobacco and ashes, in general Tsunu ash. Some blends may include additional Amazonian plants The ash content and type of tobacco used can also affect the strength and flavor of the Yawanawa Rapé.

Rapé is deeply rooted in the culture and traditions of indigenous people in South America, particularly Brazilian tribes such as the Yawanawa and Huni Kuin. Yawanawa Rapé can be and is often used in conjunction with other sacred plants for ceremonial and healing purposes.

Yawanawa Rapé is believed to have a profound effect on the energy field and the pineal gland, which is known as the “third eye” and is associated with spiritual awareness and intuition. It’s also believed to open the crown chakra and other energy centers, allowing for a deeper connection to the self and the spiritual realm.

Rapé has been used by indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest for generations, even millennia. It’s believed to have originated from their king Ruwa according the Yawanawa tribe, who live along the Gregorio River in Brazil. Yawanawa Rapé is used in various ceremonies, including healing rituals, deep meditation, and energetic releasing.

Yawanawa Rapé is also connected to other sacred plants used in Amazonian tribes, such as ayahuasca. In Yawanawa tradition, Yawanawa Rapé is used before or after ayahuasca ceremonies to prepare the body and mind for the experience or to ground and center after the ceremony.

Yawanawa Rapé is known for its role in opening the chakras and the energetic field. In indigenous cultures, it’s believed that each person has an energy body with seven chakras or energy centers. By blowing Yawanawa Rapé into the nose, the snuff is believed to enter the energetic field and clear any blockages or negative energies that may be present. This can lead to a deep cleansing and release of stagnant energy, allowing for a more profound connection to the self and the spiritual realm.

Yawanawa Rapé has many potential benefits for those who use it. Here are some of the most commonly reported benefits:

• Cleansing for body, mind, and spirit: Yawanawa Rapé is known for its powerful cleansing effects. It’s believed to clear out physical toxins, such as mucus and other impurities in the respiratory system, as well as mental and emotional blockages. This can lead to a sense of clarity and renewed energy.
• Supportive role in deep meditation and intense mental focus: Yawanawa Rapé is often used before meditation or other practices that require mental focus and concentration. It can help to clear the mind of distractions and promote a deep sense of focus and presence.
• Opening chakras and energetic field: As mentioned earlier, Yawanawa Rapé is believed to open the chakras and clear the energetic field, allowing for a more profound connection to the self and the spiritual realm.
• Personal experience and testimonials: Many people who have tried Yawanawa Rapé report feeling a deep sense of connection to the self and others, increased energy, and a greater sense of clarity and purpose. While personal experiences can vary, the potential benefits of Yawanawa Rapé are worth exploring for those interested in personal and spiritual growth.

If you’re interested in trying Yawanawa Rapé for yourself, it’s important to find a reliable and sustainable source. Sacred Snuff, a sustainable and fair trade retailer that partners directly with indigenous communities, offers a variety of Yawanawa Rapé blends to support your personal healing and spiritual growth.

Sacred Snuff is committed to sourcing botanical products in a sustainable and ethical manner. They work directly with indigenous communities to ensure fair compensation and support for their traditional practices. Sacred Snuff also offers a selection of other traditional Amazonian products, including other types of rapé, mapacho tobacco, and incense.

When purchasing Yawanawa Rapé from Sacred Snuff, be aware of their shipping policy and any potential shipping delays or costs. Sacred Snuff ships worldwide, but shipping times can vary depending on your location. You may also want to consider purchasing a ceremonial tepi applicator or a bamboo pipe for administering the Yawanawa Rapé.

Yawanawa Rapé is available in many different blends and strengths, each with its own unique effects. Here are a few of the most popular Yawanawa Rapé blends:

• Yawanawa Tsunu: This blend is a type of Amazonian snuff that contains high levels of vitamin A. It’s known for its cleansing properties and is often used in conjunction with other plants for healing purposes. It is the most traditional Yawanawa Rapé Snuff. Ours is made by the young but well respected medicine man Rasu and is sometimes known as Yawanawa Rasu Rapé
• Yawanawa Mulateiro Rapé is one of the only traditional Yawanawa Hapé blends that uses Mulateiro or Pau Mulata ashes instead of Tsunu.
• Yawanawa Rapé New Hope also known as Yawanawa Peu or Yawanawa Esperanza is made by the young but very respected shaman Peu Yawanawa. A powerful Yawanawa Hapé medicine made with the right prayers.
• Yawanawa Força Feminina or Femine Force Rapé is made by Nawashahu Yawanawa. She is the daughter of the first female shaman in their tradition, Putany and chief Biraci, or Nixiwaka as he is called in their language.
• Yawanawa Cacique is a Rapé made especially for chief Biraci Brasil or Nixiwaka Yawanawa. He was the first of the new generation to bring back their tradition and do their ancient Muka diet.
• Yawanawa Kanaro made by the well respected artist Shaneihu Yawanawa. Shaneihu travels the world doing retreats. He made his now famous CD Kanaro singing beautifully produced traditional Yawanawa medicine songs.

There are many Rapés sold with the name Yawanawa that are not traditional Yawanawa Rapé Snuffs or even made by the tribes. These include: Yawanawa Parika, Yawanawa Tonka, Madre de Dios and Murici or Huni Kuin. Others have names that are new like Yawanawa Grey, Yawanawa Moi, we have compatible options. Ours are all original and sourced directly from the tribe!

To use Yawanawa Rapé, start by selecting a blend that meets your needs. Each blend has its uses and each person has his personal preferences and or needs.

Yawanawa Rapé is typically administered through the nose using a bamboo, bone or metal pipe called a tepi applicator. The tepi is made for one person to apply another person. The point of blow tube is filled with the Yawanawa Rapé, and the person blows it into the nose of the user.

You can also use a Kuripe (Curipi, Kurepe), a V shaped instrument used to apply the Yawanawa Rapé to yourself. There are bamboo kuripe, bone kuripe, wood kuripe or metal kuripes. Take a small amount of the Yawanawa Rapé and insert it into the thinner end of the blow tube or kuripe applicator. Place the same end of the blow tube or kuripe applicator into your nose and blow gently but deeply, don’t inhale. You may need to blow your nose afterward to clear any excess Yawanawa Rapé.