Rapé SAMAUMÁ

This rapé was prepared by the Yawanawá tribe from the Amazon. Samaúma gives us an intense sense of grounding and alignment with our higher-self as Pachamama teaches us to always treat ourselves and our relatives in the best ways. Samauma teaches awareness with respect because it is a profound possibility to be in touch with such an ancient and overwhelming spirit of the jungle.

• it works on the crown chakra
• also works in our navel (central) chakra, which deals with our relationships
• bringing a very strong spiritual connection and protection

Samaumá has medicinal properties that help especially with headaches, diabetes, diarrhea, skin inflammations and are also a great diuretic (dehydrating the body). The strong impact of the Samaumá rapé energy moves through the whole body and can also bring about cleansing.

It serves as a harmonizing agent for thoughts, feelings and emotions and is great for focusing on intention during rituals. It connects our roots with the spiritual world. The Indians see this tree as the "Mother of the Forest", connecting heaven and earth.

The tree is called Ceiba pentranda and its roots are called sapobemba. These roots are used to communicate with the forest. This tree can live up to 500 years and some specimens reach a height of 70 meters and are among the largest trees in the world. Usually, the natives collected samuma ashes by burning fallen tree branches because the samauma tree is the oldest guardian of the jungle and therefore the rarest of all. It is able to transport water from the depths of the Amazon soil and bring it to great heights not only for its own supply, but also for sharing with other species. The Indians believe that Samaumá is the abode of spirits that live in the forest. It is also known as the "Ladder of Heaven" which creates a connection between heaven and earth.

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This natural product is offered for its ethnographic and historical value and is supplied without express or implied fitness for a particular purpose. It is simply a crude botanical specimen or a scientific specimen. The information provided is purely for historical, scientific and educational purposes and should never be interpreted as recommendations for specific use. The use and use of this product is at the discretion, responsibility and risk of the customer.