Join us for an evening of education, ritual, and experience as we explore the sacred tradition of Hapé (Rapé)—a powerful plant medicine used by indigenous cultures of the Amazon for grounding, prayer, and energetic cleansing.

This gathering is an opportunity to learn about the sacredness of tobacco in its Hapé form—a plant long revered for its role in ceremony, meditation, and healing. We will discuss its traditional uses, its spiritual and cultural significance, and the importance of honoring it as a tool for clarity, connection, and intention-setting.

This is not a psychedelic plant medicine but rather a sacred snuff made from finely ground medicinal plants, traditionally used to clear the mind, deepen meditation, and bring balance to the body and spirit.

What to Expect:

• A discussion on the cultural, historical, and ritual significance of Hapé.

• An opportunity to experience Hapé in a communal setting, guided with reverence and respect in the juniper grove.

• Space for grounding, deepening presence, and connecting with self, nature, and others.

• Participants may bring their own kuripe (self-applicator) and Hapé or try a provided blend in a guided experience.

We will meet at the office at 7:00 PM and then walk together to the juniper grove, where our ceremony will take place. This space has been chosen intentionally, as the juniper trees provide a natural setting for grounding, cleansing, and connection.

What to Bring:

• A kuripe and Hapé (if you have one), though some will be available for use.

• A small offering (optional) to honor the land and the spirit of the plants.

• An open heart and a spirit of reverence.

Come as you are and join us in this sacred practice of learning, cleansing, and connecting.

Time: 7:00 PM
Location: We will meet at the office and then walk across the street to the juniper grove, where our ceremony will take place.

Event is free - Please RSVP below