Hapeh Circle With Txana Seberūa
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🌿 Rapé Circle with Txana Seberūa
A Gathering of Intention, Prayer & Connection
Join us for an evening of connection and reflection as we gather with Txana Seberūa to experience the traditional Amazonian practice of rapé.
✨ What Is Rapé?
Rapé (pronounced ha-peh) is a finely ground plant preparation, often made with Amazonian tobacco and tree ashes. For generations, various Indigenous peoples of the Amazon have used rapé in ceremonial settings, including prayer, meditation, and spiritual practices. Traditions and preparations vary among communities.
During this gathering, Txana Seberūa will guide participants through a ceremonial experience centered on intention, stillness, and connection. You'll have space to slow down, turn inward, and approach the practice with respect and an open mind.
🌱 Meet Your Guide
Txana Seberūa is an Indigenous ceremonial practitioner who shares traditional songs, prayers, and wisdom connected to the Amazon rainforest. Through his work, he creates opportunities for people to experience aspects of Amazonian ceremonial traditions with intention and reverence.
✨ Event Details
📅 Friday
🕕 6:45–9:45 PM
🎟️ $65 per person
🔞 Participants must be 21 years of age or older.
Please arrive with an open mind and respect for the traditions being shared.
A space to pause, set an intention, and reconnect. 🌿
Important: Rapé often contains nicotine-rich tobacco and can cause physical effects, including nausea, dizziness, and changes in heart rate or blood pressure. It is not risk-free. Please consult a healthcare professional if you have concerns about whether participation is appropriate for you.
A Gathering of Intention, Prayer & Connection
Join us for an evening of connection and reflection as we gather with Txana Seberūa to experience the traditional Amazonian practice of rapé.
✨ What Is Rapé?
Rapé (pronounced ha-peh) is a finely ground plant preparation, often made with Amazonian tobacco and tree ashes. For generations, various Indigenous peoples of the Amazon have used rapé in ceremonial settings, including prayer, meditation, and spiritual practices. Traditions and preparations vary among communities.
During this gathering, Txana Seberūa will guide participants through a ceremonial experience centered on intention, stillness, and connection. You'll have space to slow down, turn inward, and approach the practice with respect and an open mind.
🌱 Meet Your Guide
Txana Seberūa is an Indigenous ceremonial practitioner who shares traditional songs, prayers, and wisdom connected to the Amazon rainforest. Through his work, he creates opportunities for people to experience aspects of Amazonian ceremonial traditions with intention and reverence.
✨ Event Details
📅 Friday
🕕 6:45–9:45 PM
🎟️ $65 per person
🔞 Participants must be 21 years of age or older.
Please arrive with an open mind and respect for the traditions being shared.
A space to pause, set an intention, and reconnect. 🌿
Important: Rapé often contains nicotine-rich tobacco and can cause physical effects, including nausea, dizziness, and changes in heart rate or blood pressure. It is not risk-free. Please consult a healthcare professional if you have concerns about whether participation is appropriate for you.
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146 Railroad St, Reedsburg, WI, United States
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