RAPÉ AS A RITUAL TO RECONNECT WITH YOUR ESSENCE
Rapé, beyond being an ancestral medicine, is a ritual. Through its use you will not only obtain multiple physical, emotional and spiritual benefits, but you will also be able to connect with who you are in essence. And I know that this may sound very ethereal, and you may not know how to establish the connection between rapé as an ancestral medicine, the ritual word and connecting with your most authentic self, but read on and we will tell you how we weave these elements that can show you a spiritual path full of possibilities for change and healing.
RAPÉ AS ANCESTRAL MEDICINE THAT INVITES THE RITUAL
Rapé is an ancient medicine from the Amazon that has the peculiarity of connecting you with the present moment. It is made from tobacco, tree resins, medicinal plants and ceremonial ashes of those who prepare them with the aim of healing, as well as a tool to investigate the spirit and its consciousness. And as a tool, it invites ritual because rapé can be safely used alone for healing, spiritual, ceremonial or deep self-knowledge purposes.
(HOW CAN I DIFFERENTIATE IT FROM OTHER ANCESTRAL MEDICINES?)
BUT… WHAT DOES THE RITUAL CONSIST OF?
Ritual has been described as a sequence of activities involving gestures, words, actions, or objects, performed according to an established sequence, primarily for their symbolic value . These can be taught by culture, by the values of a community and even by orders of a religious nature. But the ritual is also something that is alive, that you can build according to your most important symbols or beliefs, and above all, you can do it from a very personal need that does not necessarily include the community (although every personal change impacts the community). . For this reason, rapé can be, and can be part of your rituals in your own way as long as respect for medicine prevails.
THE RAPÉ RITUAL AS A CONNECTION WITH THE BEING
Rapé has been seen and experienced as a ritual because it is an action that you can repeat when you need it for a certain purpose. Some will use rapé to be in the present moment, others to heal emotional wounds, and a few to accompany their spiritual rituals. The truth is that medicine speaks to each one differently, because we are all and need different things. And the fact that you can safely use it alone, as well as its main benefit is that your inner silence is accessible, makes this ancestral medicine a tool to connect with your being through ritual when you need it.
