Yawanawa Ruma Tsunu Rapé

Yawanawa Ruma Tsunu Rapé is a traditional blend from the Amazon region. Indigenous shamans use rapé For relaxation, focus, and ritual. This Ruma blend helps you tune into your higher self and supports a deep spiritual connection.

What is rapé?

Rapé (ha-peh) is a sacred snuff used by Amazonian tribes in ceremonies and for daily balance. Shamans see it as a medicine that clarifies consciousness and to open looking through your third eye opens. That is why rapé often combined with Ayahuasca, but also with rituals such as Kambo en Sananga.

Ingredients and preparation

The basis of almost every rapé is Nicotiana Rustica (Mapacho). This “master plant” has a high nicotine content and has a powerful effect on body and mind. Preparing rapé demands attention: makers grind the leaves and sift the powder multiple times for a silky smooth texture. Unlike cigarettes, rapé no chemical additives, making it less taxing and less addictive. Traditionally, you should rapé to with a kuripe-pipe.

Ruma Tsunu – the Yawanawá blend

Ruma Tsunu combines refined Tsunu axis With powerful Mapacho. The Yawanawá use this blend for its clean, focused effect: soft on the body, yet clear and deep in its impact.

Ruma Rapé - effects

The experience is personal, but rapé the following effects are often attributed:

• grounding: you stand more firmly in your own energy.
• Focus: clear consciousness without constriction.
• Trance and attunement: helps to reach higher states faster.
• Cleaning: purifies energetic field and chakras.
• Balance: supports a healthy acid-base balance (alkalizing).
• Endocrine support: helps balance hormone levels (similar in intention to maca).
• Resistance: can support the body against infections.
• Pineal gland: is traditionally used to prevent calcification.

Use Ruma Tsunu consciously and with a clear intention for best results.

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Warning

Note: rapé contains tobacco and therefore nicotine. Combine rapé Do not use with drugs or medication (especially not with MAOIs). Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and avoid use while driving or operating heavy machinery.

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