Samauma
From the Samauma tree root and bark. A very grounding hapé. This plant has numerous healing properties. Samauma is the "Queen of the Rainforest" due to its enormous stature while having many mysterious functions of being able to heal all spiritual and physical ailments. This sacred tree opens all chakras and connects you to nature in a very strong manner, providing deep spiritual and physical protection.
This is the largest tree in the Amazon forest and one of the largest in the world, growing up to 90 meters. It is known as the mother of all the other trees. Named Kapok tree in English. This is one of the most sacred allies of the indigenous people of the Amazon basin, even among the Mayans. Its roots are capable of sourcing water from very deep in the Earth, not only to supply itself but for numerous other creatures that call this majesty home. It is said an enchanted spirit works through this tree. It is for all of these reasons that the indigenous use it’s bark for making medicine, as well as mixing it into the entheogenic brew ayahuasca, to receive the blessing of the great Queen of the Forest.
From the Samauma tree root and bark. A very grounding hapé. This plant has numerous healing properties. Samauma is the "Queen of the Rainforest" due to its enormous stature while having many mysterious functions of being able to heal all spiritual and physical ailments. This sacred tree opens all chakras and connects you to nature in a very strong manner, providing deep spiritual and physical protection.
This is the largest tree in the Amazon forest and one of the largest in the world, growing up to 90 meters. It is known as the mother of all the other trees. Named Kapok tree in English. This is one of the most sacred allies of the indigenous people of the Amazon basin, even among the Mayans. Its roots are capable of sourcing water from very deep in the Earth, not only to supply itself but for numerous other creatures that call this majesty home. It is said an enchanted spirit works through this tree. It is for all of these reasons that the indigenous use it’s bark for making medicine, as well as mixing it into the entheogenic brew ayahuasca, to receive the blessing of the great Queen of the Forest.