In the 11th century BC, Saint Germain was embodied as the prophet Samuel. Saint Germain was embodied as Saint Joseph, the father of Jesus and the husband of Mary.
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Rapeh or Rapé, Hapeh, Hapé, a legal and sacred shamanic medicine from the Amazon, pronounced "ha-peh" in English, is a fine powder prepared from Mapacho tobacco and a mixture of herbs, seeds, and a...
In recent years, Palo Santo has become synonymous with space clearing and meditation rituals around the world. This sacred wooden product, which comes from South America, is popular not only for it...
Your first question going forward might be, “What’s all the hoopla over terpenes anyway?”
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The essence of your life can be understood by calculating a single number – your Life Path Number. This number is linked with other numerological cycles of your life and everything that should be c...
Superfood or food of the future - You will also encounter this attribute with green barley. The truth is that it is nothing new. People recognized the effects of green barley a long time ago. Today...
Kambô, also known as the “frog vaccine,” is the cutaneous secretion of the frog Philomedusa bicolor, native to the Amazon rainforest. Originally, the use of kambô is associated with the native conc...
The Poianauas (Puyanawa) are an indigenous group that lives in the far west of the Brazilian state of Acre, more precisely in the Indigenous Land Poyanawa, located in the municipality of Mancio Lim...
Since time immemorial Yawanawa people have lived in harmony with nature on the banks of the Gregorio river in the Amazonian region that concentrates the greatest biodiversity on the planet. In this...
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The Kaxinawá (Huni Kuin) people are the original inhabitants of Brazil and Peru. Their cities lie along the Purus and Curanja rivers in Peru and the Tarauacá, Jordão, Breu, Muru, Envira, Humaitã an...