Apurinã Hapé • Awiry

Description

Apurinã Hapé • Awiry

The Apurinã tribe is known for its distinctive Green Hapé, called Apurinã Awiry.
This unique blend stands out from other tribes in the region. A tobacco free hapé.

• Energetic Profile:
  Facilitates connection with the spiritual world, promotes physical and emotional well-being, and provides protection against negative energies.
• Traditional Wisdom:
  The term ‘Awiry’ refers not only to their Hapé but also to the plant used to create this sacred medicine. Apurinã Green Hapé is often considered a tobacco-free Hapé. The presence of nicotine in Awiry is not clearly established.
• The blend contains:
  Dried Awiry leaves—a plant that thrives along riverbanks and can only be harvested during specific times of the year. This limitation is due to the seasonal rise of the river during the rainy season, which submerges the areas where Awiry grows. Despite its wild growth, some communities have begun cultivating Awiry to ensure a steady supply.The unique characteristics of this Hapé, which is neither fermented nor heated, retain its original color. The traditional harvesting and cultivation methods highlight the deep connection the Apurinã people have with their environment and their dedication to preserving their cultural heritage.

  • About Hapé:
  Hapé, pronounced ‘haa-pay,’ is a sacred herbal blend made by indigenous tribes of the Amazon.
  It is used with instruments to blow the Hapé into the nostrils.
  In the tribes, its use is always associated with moments of prayer and meditation, facilitating a connection with Mother Nature.
  Traditional peoples use this healing Hapé to clear the mind, purify thoughts, bring clarity, achieve spiritual alignment, and cleanse negativity and heaviness from the body, mind, and soul. Indigenous tribes have used this medicine for thousands of years to heal their communities and connect with the Creator.
  The preparation of this medicinal plant is a labor-intensive process that takes days to complete and is conducted ceremonially. It involves various healing Amazonian medicinal plants, leaves, trees, and seeds from native lands.