Description
Sananga is made from the roots and bark of the Tabernaemontana undulata shrub. The root and bark of this plant are obtained from the Kaxinawá and Yawanawá tribe. This sacred and powerful medicine is used to heal physical and spiritual ailments, cleansing the mind and energies and gaining a completely new way of perception and focus.
Sananga is made from the roots and bark of the Tabernaemontana undulata shrub, a species of “milk wood” from the Apocynaceae family, and comes directly from Amazonian tribes. This sacred and potent medicine is used to heal physical and spiritual ailments, cleansing the mind of distracting energies and allowing for an entirely new way of perceiving and focusing. This Sananga is infused with intentions of absolute clarity and focus. Although Sananga is said to contain ibogaine alkaloids, there is actually little evidence to suggest this is true. Tabernaemontanta is not actually a genus but a “subfamily” and is therefore also classified as “Tabernaemontanoidae”. McKenna reports that only a few of the several dozen plants in this subfamily contain ibogaine, others such as ‘undulata’ may only have analgesic or sedative properties.
Medicinal use and effects
The pure spirit of Sananga supports a deep cleansing of blocked energies on an emotional, physical and spiritual level. Sananga can balance and increase your energies, and find the roots of your illnesses and blockages, leading to complete balance, focus and peace of mind. Additionally, the drops will expand your vision and spiritual awareness, and improve your ability to read the intentions of others. Additionally, Sananga increases your long-range vision, which is important for visualizations and predictions of the future. Apart from this, the drops are also used to cure and improve a wide range of eye problems such as myopia, depth and color perception, image definition and detection accuracy. Furthermore, this magical medicine is indicated in cases of serious eye diseases, such as glaucoma, cataract and blindness. As these drops can exert such powerful effects on your visualization, they are also commonly applied before or during Ayahuasca ceremonies, to increase visualization and spiritual insights.
Although Sananga is famous for its effects on vision and visualization, this medicine is considered an all-purpose indigenous remedy. It is applied for febrifuge, emetic, diuretic, soothing and various other diseases. In addition, Sananga is often used to cure skin diseases (dermatitis), suppress appetite, relieve dental problems and counteract snakebite wounds and poisoning, heal eye wounds and rheumatism. Another important healing aspect of the Apocynaceae family is its widely explored antimicrobial activity, which showed that this family has strong antioxidant, anticancer, antifertilizer/contraceptive, antipyretic (fever reducing), anti-inflammatory, antimycobacterial and antimicrobial effects.
Traditionally, tribes such as the Matsés use Sananga as a hunting tool to obtain acute perception and concentration, and to allow the detection of subtle movements in the darkness of the jungle (Lambert et al 2010). Additionally, the drops can allow strong visualizations of the prey or plant to be hunted, allowing for a quick and successful search. Sananga is often combined with other hunting tools, such as Kambo, which further enhance hunting skills. For most indigenous tribes, hunting means survival and therefore means an exceptionally important and crucial skill.
The tribes believe that becoming a good hunter and a good aimer can only be achieved through the use of sacred plants. These sacred plants enhance perception and acuity, intention, smell, resistance and luck. Therefore, hunting tools such as Sananga and Kambo represent about a quarter of all medicinal plants used in indigenous tribes.
Origin, Creation and Application
Sananga eye drops are made from the Tabernaemontana undulata bush that grows in Acre, Brazil and other South American countries, and is known by the Kaxinawás tribe as “Mana Heins” and as “Becchete” by the Matsés. Mana Heins or Becchete belong to the Apocynaceae family, the same family to which iboga (Tabernanthe iboga) belongs (König et al. 2015). The root bark of this shrub is first ground into a very fine powder which is strained several times through a cotton mesh and finally extracted into a juice. When applied to the skin, Sananga leaves are softened by fire and applied directly to the affected part, or the latex from the root is mixed with water and applied with a cloth (Van Beek et al. 1984). However, it can also be applied with a drink made with an aqueous extract of the root bark.
Active ingredients and effects.
Sananga is said to contain a large amount of alkaloids. It has been hinted that Sanaga includes the powerful active ingredient that is ibogaine. However, this claim has not yet been scientifically proven. In addition to ibogaine, Sananga is also believed to contain several other alkaloids, such as coronaridine, quebrachidine, heyneanine, 3-hydroxycoronaridine, ibogamine, and voacangine. All of these alkaloids have powerful psychoactive and other effects. can exert strong antibiotic effects.
There may be slight differences in the composition of Sananga: the Becchete of the Matsés tribe contains roots of Tabernaemontana undulata, while the Sananga eye drops of the Kaxinawá tribe contains roots of Kunakip (Tabernaemontana sananho). Both roots are known to produce strong vision (waimatai) which are very useful for successful hunting (Jernigan 2009).
Dose
Before thinking about the dosage, you should carefully read our thoughts on the power of your intention: each medicine can only achieve and cure what you set out to do.
Just one drop per eye is enough for a powerful Sananga session. We recommend finding a calm and quiet place, either in nature, or at home in a calm environment and with meditative music. The acute effects will disappear after 10 to 15 minutes, but the subtle after effects can last for days. Be sure to lie down to allow for good application and leave your eyes closed during the session. It is important to apply one drop in both eyes, and not wait with the second drop, apply it immediately to balance the energies in both eyes. From then on, you will have to blink your eyelids for a while to distribute the liquid throughout the eye. Ideally, you should find a second person who can apply the Sananga for you.
Shortly after application to the eyes, most users report a strong burning sensation and intense stinging pain. However, these effects persist after a few minutes and can be relieved by focusing on your breathing and visualizing the pain clearing your blocked energies and providing deep healing. Additionally, you may also experience vomiting and bowel movements, which are additional indications to clear blocked energies and illness. Try to completely surrender and relax as much as possible.
As with iboga microdosing, you can apply Sananga daily, but you must adhere to our protocol and stick to strong healing intentions to achieve profound results.
Precautions
Contact lenses should be removed before applying Sananga.Origin,
Storage
Keep the bottle refrigerated, the ingredients are very fragile and can easily break down and trap mold or mildew.
Keep the bottle refrigerated, the ingredients are very fragile and can easily break down and trap mold or mildew.
Disclaimer:
This natural product is delivered with no expressed or implied fitness for any specific purpose. It is simply a raw botanical specimen. The product is packaged as botanical specimen and is not intended, branded, labelled, or marketed as a consumer product.
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