Children of the Rainforest Hapé

This hapé is perhaps our most potent and strongest blend. You will feel the profound prayers and spiritual alignment of the Cacique's prayers and lineage when you work with Children of the Rainforest Hapé.

Four Visions is honored to be in partnership and alliance with Chief Isku Kua and , a non-profit organization that is spearheaded by Chief Isku Kua, dedicated to the preservation and safeguarding of the Yawanawa language and culture. Through our revenue sharing model, proceeds from the purchase of this special hapé go to supporting Isku Vakehuhu, their cultural spiritual center, and the village of over 280 people that Chief Isku Kua leads.

As Chief, Isku Kua is a protector for the future of the Yawanawa culture. He is initiated into the highest spiritual practices in the Yawanawa tradition. He often travels internationally to share Yawanawa traditions and spirituality with world leaders, and has become a beacon of hope for the future of the Yawanwawa.

Hapé is a very sacred herbal snuff, made by the indigenous tribes of the Amazon. Hapé, or rapé, is pronounced ‘haa-pay’ in English and is applied using an applicator to blow the snuff up the nostrils in prayer and meditation. It is used to connect with Mother Nature. This healing snuff is used by traditional peoples to cleanse the mind, purify the thoughts, bring clarity, spiritual alignment, and clear negativity and heaviness from the body, mind, & soul.

The indigenous tribes have been working with this medicine for thousands of years to heal their communities and to connect with the Creator. This plant medicine takes days to make and is a very labor intensive process made in a ceremonial way, out of various Amazonian healing medicinal plants, leaves, trees and seeds from native lands.

Set & Setting: Create ceremonial space to commune with this medicine.Take time in meditation beforehand to set your intention.

Application: Hapé can be self-administered using a V-shaped self-applicator pipe, known as a ‘Kuripe’ pipe which connects the mouth to the nostrils. It can also be administered by another person using a large blow pipe, called a ‘Tepi’, which connects the blower’s mouth to the other person’s nostrils.

Use: Start with a dime sized amount to begin your practice. Pour the medicine into your palm, say a prayer and align with the spirit of the hapé . Next, scoop half of the hapé into the nose end of the pipe and gently tap it with a finger to settle the powder into the kuripe’s v-shaped elbow. With the Kuripe loaded, inhale a deep breath and hold it while placing the correct ends of the pipe comfortably into the left nostril and between lips. With eyes closed gently exhale the breath, blowing the hapé up the left nostril first, and then the right.

After you have applied, sit for 5-10 minutes in meditation, feeling the effects. Always work with this plant ally in a ceremonial setting, in reverence and prayer. Hapé should never be consumed habitually or socially.

Dosage can be increased after prolonged use once one becomes more accustom to working with this medicine and has built a relationship with the plant and hapé as a spiritual tool.

Corda (Sabiá) Artisanal Tobacco, Tsunu ashes.

Storage: Please keep hapé in the airtight containers they come in, keep away from wet, damp and humid conditions, and store away from direct sunlight.

Consumption recommendations are based on use by traditional peoples. This product is not approved by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose or treat any illness. All product information is for educational purposes only. We recommend consulting your medical practitioner before beginning treatment.