Cumaru Rapé

Also know as: Rapé, Hapé, Indian Snuffs, Rome Poto.
Origin: Brasil

All our Rapés are traditional and made by indigenous people from many different tribes. Each rapé is sustainably produced by the tribes with the wisdom of their elders. All rapés contain Nicotina Rustica, ashes, a mix of plants and one plant that gives the specific power to that rapé.

Puyanawa Rapé Cumaru – Calms the Mind/ Extraphysical Awareness 

Cumaru Rapé is used by several tribes in Acre and activates the Crown and Third Eye Chakras, calming the mind and opening the extraphysical perceptions.

Due to the medicinal properties of the tree, it is used in spiritual and healing rituals to help treat respiratory problems.

A great Rapé for spiritual cleansing, to remove obsessors. Besides promoting well-being and relaxation, cumaru relieves muscular pain and helps with the sensation of peace and inner silence, very much appreciated by seekers of the sciences considered “hidden”, meditators, and people who like to get to know themselves through contemplative processes. 

It acts in the mental field by cleansing, detoxifying, clearing, and aligning thoughts, bringing connection to the heart. It helps to expand the vision, bringing new perspectives to life, and increasing the capacity that each one has to manage its centre. It works the structure of the superior chakras and promotes a harmonious internal structuring that facilitates the connection of the cosmos energies with intuition and willpower, in a natural way. Indicated moments of confusion and mental fatigue and helps concentration and memory. 

Great for aligning the chakras and it is a very energetic hapé.

Cumaru is a native Amazonian plant, it has anti-asthmatic, antispasmodic, and diaphoretic properties (stimulation of perspiration which contributes to the detoxification of the body), anti-inflammatory, analgesic (rheumatism and headache), it is also a bronchodilator, relieves lung congestion in cases of flu, asthma, and bronchitis.

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