Caboclo Hapé • Yuxibu

Caboclo Hapé • Yuxibu

With each application of this rapé, the presence of the spirits is awakened, dancing in connection with the one who receives it.

• Energetic Profile:
This powerful preparation is crafted to facilitate communication with ancestors and invoke the forces and spirits of the forest.

• Traditional Wisdom:
The name Yuxibu comes from the indigenous lexicon, especially among the Huni Kuin people, referring to the countless spirits that inhabit the forest realms. Among them, the Boa Constrictor stands out as the Great Spirit, the creator of all, whose primordial vibration gave birth to the first sound.

In Huni Kuin ceremonies, the ritual chant “Siri Siri Siri” honors the sacred essence of the Boa, one of the most important Yuxibu. According to tradition, it was this spirit who shared with the Kaxinawá and Huni Kuin the sacred knowledge of preparing Nixi Pae, their name for Ayahuasca. This brew serves as a key to accessing tribal medicines and ancestral wisdom.

Thus, Caboclo Yuxibu Hapé acts as a bridge between the material world and the spiritual realm, connecting the one who receives it with the strength of the forest, the sacred Boa, and the spirits that dwell within.

The artisan behind this hapé is a true Caboclo, heir to a lineage that blends the heritage of migrant rubber tappers with indigenous ancestry—a living reflection of the cultural identity of Acre, in Brazil.

He holds a strong connection with the Nukini people, from whom he learned much of his knowledge of medicinal plants and traditional practices. His story is deeply tied to the Serra do Divisor, a national park on the border between Brazil and Peru, a sacred land rich with waterfalls, wildlife, and the pure energy of the rainforest. It is within this pristine environment that he cultivates and prepares his medicines with ancestral wisdom.

• The blend contains:

Caboclo Yuxibu Hapé is a sacred medicine made with and Paricá ashes, combined with a carefully selected blend of local herbs, whose exact ingredients remain a secret kept by its maker.

About Hapé:

Hapé, pronounced 'haa-pay', is a sacred herbal blend made by indigenous tribes of the Amazon.
Its application involves the use of tools 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.

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• Conscious and Respectful use of Hapé •

At Earth’s Love, we source our hapé with fairness and respect, honoring the wisdom of Indigenous communities and ensuring that each blend comes from safe, authentic, and trustworthy origins.

Hapé is a sacred ancestral medicine, deeply rooted in the traditional practices of the peoples who carry this knowledge. It is not recognized as medicine by the FDA. Conventional medical treatments for physical or mental conditions should not be discontinued.

We encourage mindful use—approached with respect, intention, and wisdom—and, whenever possible, under the guidance of a shaman or an experienced practitioner.

Those with respiratory or heart conditions, as well as pregnant or breastfeeding women, are advised to avoid its use unless safely guided by knowledgeable keepers of the tradition.

To fully receive its benefits, dedicate a quiet, clean, and protected space for the practice, allowing the medicine to unfold without outside interference. Beginners may start with very small portions—about the size of a grain of rice—and gradually adjust as they feel ready, observing and recording their experiences as part of the path of self-discovery.

Each hapé carries its own unique spirit and way of working. Choosing a blend should be done with clear purpose and intention. By engaging with this medicine, you also help support the forest, preserve ancestral knowledge, and uphold the continuity of Indigenous traditions that keep this legacy alive with respect and wisdom.