Mulateiro rapé mixture from the Brazilian Indians of the Yawanawá tribe was sent to us by our friend Daniel from Brazil, he regularly visits the Brazilian Indians and supports them by buying their medicine and sending it to all the countries in the world.

This rapé is moderately strong, subjectively rather “relaxing”, it is excellent for deepening intentions and any kind of conscious spiritual work or meditation.

It is a classic two-component rapé, it contains Mapacho tobacco (Nicotiana rustica) and ash from the Mulateiro tree (botanically Calycophyllum spruceanum), the Indians also use the name Pau Mulato. The Mulateiro tree can grow up to 30 meters tall. During the summer months, it produces an abundance of white, aromatic flowers, which form oblong fruits – pods with 3-5 seeds inside. The tree sheds its own bark to prevent infestation by fungi, epiphytes and vines. The smooth green bark is kind of like a sunburned person. The older the tree, the more its bark will be unpeeled. Fruiting between July and November, the seeds are dispersed by wind and water.

Rapé Mulateiro is an excellent natural medicine used by the Brazilian Indians of the Acre region for millennia. Mulateiro rapé provides relief from accumulated tension in the head, brings relaxation of body and mind. The sacred ritual use of this rapé is associated with the concentration and focus of the mind on and within spiritual work.

It provides powerful spiritual energy and helps refine our self-perception (how we see ourselves and how we perceive ourselves). The spirit of medicine can help us transcend the past and grow stronger roots in the present. If we are able to tune into the wisdom of the Mulateiro spirit, we can find our uniqueness, activate the power of our subtlety, and we can learn from the specific “Mulateiro” wisdom.

Packaging

bottle with 5 or 15 g of prepared rapé mixture

Sample

A sample is also available for this rapé, you can find it here. All available rapé samples are here.

Conscious use – ritual

The rapé is a sacred Amazonian instrument and the indigenous tribes pass it down to us with this message: “The use of the rapé should always be associated with a prayer or ritual and received or given with respect and humility, it helps a lot when a clear intention is attached. The effects and realization of the intention will thus be strengthened. It is important to maintain purity in the space of your heart at all times.”