Yawanawa Mulateiro contains ash from the sacred Mulateiro tree, known as the 'tree of youth' for its rejuvenating properties. This powerful rapé brings spiritual clarity, activates your third eye and helps release old energies. The Mulateiro tree sheds its bark in layers - a symbol of renewal and transformation.
This exceptional Yawanawa rapé contains ash from the sacred Mulateiro tree (Calycophyllum spruceanum), a majestic tree from the Amazon rainforest known as the 'tree of youth'. What makes the Mulateiro so special is its pink-gray bark that peels away in layers - a natural symbol of renewal and releasing old energies. This unique characteristic has made the tree sacred to many Amazon tribes.
Mulateiro rapé gives you a powerful sensation followed by a subtle, 'thoughtless' effect that's perfect for spiritual work and meditation. The tree is known for its anti-aging and anti-parasitic properties, but in rapé form it works primarily on your mind - it increases concentration, activates your third eye and helps release accumulated tensions.
In Yawanawa tradition, this rapé is used to focus the mind during spiritual work and to gain more clarity in astral journeys. Just as the tree sheds its bark, this rapé helps you release old patterns and make room for renewal. It supports your ajna chakra and strengthens both mental concentration and intuitive perception.
Special powers of Mulateiro:
Mulateiro brings you into deep connection with nature and its cycles of renewal. Perfect for self-discovery and inner exploration when you're stuck in old patterns.
This rapé increases concentration and focus during spiritual work. The Mulateiro ash activates your third eye and strengthens your ability for astral travel and meditative states.
Use Mulateiro when you want to release old energies and make space for renewal. Take a moderate amount in your kuripe or have someone guide you with a tepi. The powerful opening gives way to an almost thoughtless peace and heightened intuition. Ideal for meditation and spiritual introspection.
The Mulateiro tree is unique because of its bark that peels away in layers, revealing a smooth, new trunk. This natural characteristic symbolizes the cyclical process of release and renewal that's essential for spiritual growth. When you use this rapé, you connect with these powerful natural properties and support your own process of transformation and renewal.
Rapé (pronounced ha-pee) has been used by indigenous tribes for centuries and is known as the 'dust of the ancients' - a sacred medicine passed down from generation to generation. This Yawanawa Mulateiro represents the deep connection between plant and spirituality that characterizes Amazon wisdom. NL Naturals has the honor of receiving these authentic blends directly from the source - from tribes like the Yawanawa, Huni Kuin and many others. Mulateiro rapé from the Yawanawa carries the wisdom of renewal cycles and helps you shed old layers of yourself. By choosing this rapé, you experience the pure, traditional power of plant medicine as it's meant to be - a direct connection to nature's transformative force and the wisdom of Amazon medicine keepers.
Mulateiro rapé stands apart through the ash of Calycophyllum spruceanum, known as the 'tree of youth'. In Yawanawa tradition, this tree symbolizes renewal because it sheds its bark in layers, continuously revealing a fresh, smooth trunk beneath. As a rapé, this translates into a blend that excels at releasing old patterns and activating the third eye. While other Yawanawa blends tend to focus on grounding or raw power, Mulateiro targets spiritual clarity and creating mental space for new perspectives. Learn more about different types in our guide to choosing the right rapé.
Sit in a quiet space and set your intention on clarity and intuitive insight. Apply a small amount through a kuripe or tepi, then close your eyes. After the initial powerful sensation, a subtle, almost thoughtless state follows that activates your ajna chakra. Many users combine Mulateiro with breathwork to deepen the third eye opening. Start with a modest dose, as the initially strong sensation is followed by refined spiritual perception that needs time to fully unfold.
Mulateiro is reasonably accessible but requires some rapé experience due to its initially powerful effects. The blend is milder than Jaguar rapé but stronger than a basic Tsunu. Beginners should start with a very small amount and ideally be guided by someone using a tepi. Mulateiro's renewing character makes it a good choice once you have moved beyond basic Tsunu rapé. Read our complete guide to rapé for more on getting started responsibly.
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