Sananga Ceremony


Benefits of a Sananga Ceremony

Sananga is the juice extracted from the roots of an Amazon plant, whose indigenous name is Mata Heins, a name that comes from the Huni Kuin dialect, spoken by the Kaxinawas. It is a bush tree from the Amazon region, utilized by the Kaxinawa Indians and other tribes.

From inside its roots, a juice in decoction is extracted, which is utilized to cure the Panemas*, spiritual diseases, according to the tribes.

Its active principle is Ibogaine, a powerful substance which if ingested will take the tribesperson to a state of deep trance to get in touch with the spirit world.

In traditional medicine, however, Sananga is utilized as a healing eye drop.

The warrior Indians, before going hunting, will take a drop in each eye, making their perception sharpened so they can perceive subtle movements in the dense forest.

What happens is that Sananga works in two main energetic healing ways: Physical and Spiritual.

It is believed that the “Spirit of Sananga”, that is, the energy, the intelligence, that analog to the active principle of this powerful plant, acts directly in the original cause of the disease, in the so-called psychosomatic processes.

The psychosomatic illnesses are of psychic origins, but as they are potentialized they are manifested in the soma or the physical body.

The eyes are the windows to the soul, where all that we see, and all that we project is stored there, including our Kharmic History.

Then the Spirit of Sananga makes a kind of verification of the energetic patterns that are out of balance, and it goes on diluting these forces that constitute the Panemas.

The result of this application is a balancing of the soul in synchrony with this spiritual force of nature, an expansion of the force of the spiritual vision, or of the AJNA CHAKRA, the third vision, the inner vision, and also an improvement in the ocular physiology.

Sananga is indicated in cases of diseases such as Glaucoma, cataract, near and farsightedness, dystrophies, color alterations, among others.

There are cases of people who are healed of nearsightedness with one application, and there have been improvements in the perception of colors immediately.

For the ancestral Xamans, panama is a conglomerate of lower energies that stay present in the energetic body of the person, accumulated through a sedentary, negative life full of bad habits and thoughts that are harmful for the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health of a person, that weigh heavily in the energetic body of the individual, making him or her sad, depressed, stressed physically and mentally, making it impossible that the person finds success in relationships, work, and life goals.

Through the Sananga this energetic charge is automatically eliminated, it’s as if the person went through an energetic shock, in a subtle way, making the person feel capable, happy, invigorated after the application.

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