Name: Rapé Blend Huni Kuin Murici from Brasil, bottle 5 g
SKU: 8595674210104
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Rapé Murici is Known as “the tobacco of the warriors”; contains a beautiful masculine balance, grounding, helps to connect with our inner power, to focus our intention, concentrate and have mental clarity. Rapé Murici has a strong energy, with a great relaxing effect on the muscles and the whole organism, and very sharp and clear sensations on a mental level. It also acts as a stimulant for the pineal gland, making it very good for meditation and lucid dreaming. Intensity: Strong Tribe: Made by the Huni Kuin tribe – Kaxinawá Composition: Mapacho, Murici ash (Byrsonima crassifolia) and other sacred medicinal plants of the Amazon. Murici is a tree of ancient use that is added to Rapé as an effective medicine to cleanse the energy that accumulates in the lower abdomen. Chakras: First chakra (base) and second chakra (sacral).

Enjoy with good intentions and prayer so that rapé brings you what you need. Packaging: bottle with 5 g of prepared rapé blend Country of origin: Brasil

This product is an ethnobotanical specimen.

It is not approved as a nutritional supplement, nutritive or a drug. We are not responsible for the damage caused by the irresponsible use.

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