The Gathering of Tribes & Indigenous Cultures HAPÉ Circle

The Gathering of Tribes & Indigenous Cultures

RAPÉ/HAPÉ

Rapé (pronounced ha-peh) is a sacred plant medicine with deep roots in the Amazon rainforest, traditionally used by indigenous tribes for millenniums. Made from finely ground tobacco, Nicotiana rustica, and various medicinal herbs, Rapé is often administered through the nose with the help of a pipe called tepi or kuripe.

Originating from the spiritual traditions of South American tribes, Rapé is used in healing ceremonies to bring balance and clarity to both body and mind. It has many health benefits, including clearing nasal passages, enhancing respiratory function, and providing a natural anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effect. It is also believed to support detoxification, helping to clear mental fog and improve focus and concentration.

Spiritually, Rapé is considered a powerful tool for grounding and cleansing. It helps quiet the mind, aligning the user with a deeper sense of presence and awareness. The medicine facilitates emotional release and clarity, allowing individuals to let go of negative energy, past traumas, and patterns that no longer serve them. Rapé is often used as part of a meditative or ceremonial practice to connect with higher states of consciousness and deepen one’s spiritual journey.

Join Our Rapé Circle
Our Rapé Circle is a great way to deepen your understanding of plant medicines and connect with others in our community. We meet once a month from and welcome anyone who is interested in plant medicines