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What is Hapé?
Hapé is a sacred shamanic medicine from the Amazon jungle. It is a profoundly healing medicine crafted in a very sacred and labor-intensive process. Traditionally, it is applied using a tool made of wood, bamboo, or bone. you don’t have to snort the Hapé, because it does not make the same path in the brain nor decalcify the pineal gland. Therefore, it is essential to have an applicator.
Self-administration:
If you’re new to Hapé, start with a small amount and increase once you’re comfortable. Apply it in a peaceful space, while listening to medicine music and sitting upright with your eyes closed.
To allow the transformative properties of Hapé to take effect, focus on slow and calm breathing after administration. It’s crucial to blow the Hapé with love, bringing peace to your mind and body. Instead of forcefully silencing your mind, approach the application with openness, willingness, and confidence, given that Hapé is a sacred and powerful shamanic medicine requiring care and attention during administration.
Watch our detailed YouTube video “How to work with Hapè”.
Administered by another person:
Using a Tepi, another person can serve you Hapé by inserting one end in their mouth and the other in your nostril.
It is normal to experience:
When using Hapé, experiencing sweating, increased saliva, bowel movements, and purging is natural. These reactions indicate that your body is releasing stagnant energy and toxins, which is crucial in the healing process. To prepare for these responses, it’s best to keep a bucket, toilet paper, and drinking water close by.
Important remarks:
This healing Hapé is exclusively for adults and must be kept in a dry, dark place away from sunlight.
Please be aware that slight color differences between the product image and the actual item may occur due to monitor settings.
The decorative objects in the image are for illustration purposes only and are not included.
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