Category: Rapé

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Kuntanawa Samauma Flower – Rapé of the month December 2022, the end of the year is drawing close, a time of endings and new beginnings, of celebrations and contemplation. As our Rapé Sacred Snuff of the month we bring to you from the depths of the Amazon rain forest a special from our dear friend […]

[section] The Apurinã The Apurinã have a complex cosmology and ritual cosmos that is dispersed across many locations around the banks of the Purus. The two rubber cycles’ violent interactions in the Amazon area have had a significant impact on their history. They are battling now for their rights. Some of their holdings are still […]

Many people ask what is Rapé? Rapé or Hapé is a shamanic snuff, usually made with tobacco and found throughout the Brazilian Amazon. Traditional Amazonian medicine and shamanism uses it as a medicinal herb, and as a tool for shamanic journeying. Many people ask what is Rapé? The word Rapé comes French and means finely […]

This day when we were visiting our friends from the Puyanawa they did a cultural presentation for a documentary that’s being made about their history. Here a few pictures for your enjoyment. https://pib.socioambiental.org/en/Povo:Puyanawa [ux_gallery ids=”5623,5640,5641,5624,5620,5621,5625,5635,5637,5627,5638,5629,5630,5626,5631,5632,5633,5628,5634,5636,5622″ style=”normal” type=”grid” text_align=”center”] [ux_video url=”https://youtu.be/skR0F6zL8f8″]

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In one of the great tragedies of our age, indigenous traditions, stories, cultures and knowledge are winking out across the world. Whole languages and mythologies are vanishing, and in some cases even entire indigenous groups are falling into extinction. This is what makes the news that a tribe in the Amazon—the Matsés peoples of Brazil […]