Sananga – Noke Koi Tribe
Strength Level (5)
Sananga from the Katukina/Noke Koi tribe is a sacred eye medicine traditionally prepared from powerful Amazonian roots. Used in spiritual ceremonies and healing rituals, it is known for its deep cleansing and visionary properties. Sananga works to clear blocked energies, sharpen inner sight, and bring balance to mind, body, and spirit. The Katukina/Noke Koi people prepare it with prayer and intention, honoring ancestral knowledge and the wisdom of the forest. Many use Sananga for focus, energetic protection, and opening spiritual vision, as well as for emotional clarity and connection to higher consciousness. This medicine connects you to the forest’s wisdom and the Katukina/Noke Koi tradition of healing, offering a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms.
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Shaman Hape presents sacred Sananga from the Noke Koi Tribe.
This traditional eye medicine embodies the ancient knowledge, spiritual depth, and healing essence of the Katukina people. Prepared with reverence and intention, Sananga opens the inner vision, cleanses blocked energies, and strengthens the connection between body, mind, and spirit.
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Genesis
Our sacred Sananga is sourced directly from the Katukina Tribe, known for their deep spiritual connection with the forest and its healing plants. Made from powerful Amazonian roots, this sacred medicine is prepared through prayer, song, and ceremony—each drop carrying the vibration of ancestral wisdom and the spirit of the rainforest.
The making of Sananga is a sacred act, blending healing tradition with spiritual devotion. During preparation, prayers and icaros (healing chants) are sung to activate the medicine’s energetic power, infusing it with light and protection.
The strength of Sananga lies not only in its physical properties but in the harmony of those who prepare it—the alignment of intention, environment, and spirit. It is a medicine of awakening and purification, guiding the soul toward clarity and deeper connection with all that is.
Sananga medicine has been used by Indigenous peoples of the Amazon for thousands of years. Traditionally, it is applied before hunting, as it sharpens vision, enhances focus, and clears lingering stagnant energies from the body and mind.
Among the Shanenawa people of the Brazilian Amazon, the Sananga ceremony is a sacred moment of purification and alignment with the spirit of nature. It is performed with prayer, intention, and deep respect for the plant, which is considered a living teacher.
The ritual begins with a prayer to the forest and to the ancestors, asking permission to work with the medicine. The space is prepared with calm and presence, often in nature or near a fire, to honor the spirit of the plant and create harmony among all participants.
The Sananga medicine, made from the roots of the Tabernaemontana undulata plant, is freshly prepared by the Shanenawa healers. It is always handled with reverence, as they believe its spirit carries the strength of the forest and the wisdom of their ancestors.
When ready, the healer gently applies a few drops of Sananga into each eye. The moment of application brings a strong burning sensation, which is understood as the medicine entering deeply — cleansing the eyes, mind, and energy field. Participants are encouraged to stay still, breathe, and focus their thoughts on what they wish to release or bring clarity to.
As the intensity softens, the body relaxes and a profound sense of peace and clarity follows. The vision may feel sharper, the heart lighter, and the mind calmer. For the Shanenawa, this process symbolizes seeing with truth, both outwardly and inwardly, reconnecting the person to nature and to their own spirit.
The Sananga ceremony is not only for healing the eyes, but for renewing energy, restoring focus, and bringing harmony to the body and soul. It is a sacred gift from the forest, reminding all who receive it that true vision begins within.
Building Connections with the Katukina (Noke Koi)
We have established deep and meaningful connections with the Katukina people, also known as the Noke Koi, meaning “true people,” an Indigenous community of the Brazilian Amazon. They primarily reside in the state of Acre, along the southwestern region of the forest.
Their rich culture, ancestral knowledge, and spiritual traditions are deeply rooted in their connection to nature. Sacred medicines such as Sananga play an important role in their way of life, supporting balance, clarity, and spiritual alignment.
We deeply honor and respect the Katukina for their wisdom and their continued guardianship of the Amazon’s sacred traditions and natural harmony.
Guardians of Ancestral Wisdom and Cultural Identity
The Katukina identify through traditional clan lineages such as Varinawa (People of the Sun), Kamanawa (People of the Jaguar), and Nainawa (People of the Sky), reflecting their deep spiritual and cosmological connection to the natural world.
They maintain a strong relationship with the forest through ritual, oral tradition, and daily practices centered on harmony and respect for nature. Despite historical challenges, they have preserved their language, identity, and customs with remarkable resilience.
Their traditions continue to guide their community, carrying forward generations of ancestral wisdom.
The Sacred Use of Sananga
The Katukina are widely respected for their deep knowledge of medicinal plants, including Sananga, a traditional preparation made from the roots and bark of Amazonian plants.
Within their culture, Sananga is used in ceremonial contexts to support clarity, focus, and energetic cleansing. It is valued as a tool for strengthening awareness and connection to both the physical and spiritual realms.
The preparation process is carried out with care and intention. Each step—from harvesting to final preparation—is performed with respect, prayers, and connection to the spirit of the medicine. This transforms Sananga into more than a physical substance; it becomes an expression of ancestral knowledge and connection to the forest.
Sananga & Spiritual Practices
Sananga carries both physical and energetic significance within Katukina traditions. It is approached as a sacred medicine used to support grounding, inner clarity, and alignment.
In working with this medicine, the Katukina honor the spirit of the plants and their relationship with Pachamama, the living earth. Each preparation reflects the intention, cultural identity, and spiritual understanding of the community.
Experience Sananga with respect, awareness, and gratitude.
Legal Disclaimer:
We invite you to carefully review the following legal disclaimer, which is provided for educational purposes only. At Shaman Hape, we are deeply committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all our members, both physically and mentally. Our primary focus is to support a balanced and healthy approach to spiritual exploration and personal growth, while upholding the highest standards of care and responsibility.
Important information
The information and products we provide have not been evaluated or approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are intended solely for spiritual, educational, and ceremonial purposes and are not meant to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical conditions, whether physical or mental. We emphasize that these products are not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
We strongly encourage anyone with pre-existing medical conditions, or those experiencing physical or mental health concerns, to consult with a qualified healthcare professional before engaging with any of our products. Your health, safety, and well-being are of the utmost importance to us, and we recommend that you make informed, responsible decisions regarding the use of our products.
At Shaman Hape, we aim to create an environment of trust, respect, and spirituality in all aspects of our community. Please reach out to us with any questions or concerns, as we are here to support you in your journey
Sananga – Noke Koi Tribe
Strength Level (5)
Sananga from the Katukina/Noke Koi tribe is a sacred eye medicine traditionally prepared from powerful Amazonian roots. Used in spiritual ceremonies and healing rituals, it is known for its deep cleansing and visionary properties. Sananga works to clear blocked energies, sharpen inner sight, and bring balance to mind, body, and spirit. The Katukina/Noke Koi people prepare it with prayer and intention, honoring ancestral knowledge and the wisdom of the forest. Many use Sananga for focus, energetic protection, and opening spiritual vision, as well as for emotional clarity and connection to higher consciousness. This medicine connects you to the forest’s wisdom and the Katukina/Noke Koi tradition of healing, offering a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms.
Shaman Hape presents sacred Sananga from the Katukina Tribe!
This traditional eye medicine embodies the ancient knowledge, spiritual depth, and healing essence of the Katukina people/Noke Koi. Prepared with reverence and intention, Sananga opens the inner vision, cleanses blocked energies, and strengthens the connection between body, mind, and spirit.
Genesis
Our sacred Sananga is sourced directly from the Katukina Tribe, known for their deep spiritual connection with the forest and its healing plants. Made from powerful Amazonian roots, this sacred medicine is prepared through prayer, song, and ceremony—each drop carrying the vibration of ancestral wisdom and the spirit of the rainforest.
The making of Sananga is a sacred act, blending healing tradition with spiritual devotion. During preparation, prayers and icaros (healing chants) are sung to activate the medicine’s energetic power, infusing it with light and protection.
The strength of Sananga lies not only in its physical properties but in the harmony of those who prepare it—the alignment of intention, environment, and spirit. It is a medicine of awakening and purification, guiding the soul toward clarity and deeper connection with all that is.
Sananga medicine has been used by Indigenous peoples of the Amazon for thousands of years. Traditionally, it is applied before hunting, as it sharpens vision, enhances focus, and clears lingering stagnant energies from the body and mind.
Among the Shanenawa people of the Brazilian Amazon, the Sananga ceremony is a sacred moment of purification and alignment with the spirit of nature. It is performed with prayer, intention, and deep respect for the plant, which is considered a living teacher.
The ritual begins with a prayer to the forest and to the ancestors, asking permission to work with the medicine. The space is prepared with calm and presence, often in nature or near a fire, to honor the spirit of the plant and create harmony among all participants.
The Sananga medicine, made from the roots of the Tabernaemontana undulata plant, is freshly prepared by the Shanenawa healers. It is always handled with reverence, as they believe its spirit carries the strength of the forest and the wisdom of their ancestors.
When ready, the healer gently applies a few drops of Sananga into each eye. The moment of application brings a strong burning sensation, which is understood as the medicine entering deeply — cleansing the eyes, mind, and energy field. Participants are encouraged to stay still, breathe, and focus their thoughts on what they wish to release or bring clarity to.
As the intensity softens, the body relaxes and a profound sense of peace and clarity follows. The vision may feel sharper, the heart lighter, and the mind calmer. For the Shanenawa, this process symbolizes seeing with truth, both outwardly and inwardly, reconnecting the person to nature and to their own spirit.
The Sananga ceremony is not only for healing the eyes, but for renewing energy, restoring focus, and bringing harmony to the body and soul. It is a sacred gift from the forest, reminding all who receive it that true vision begins within.
Building Connections with the Katukina (Noke Koi)
We have established deep and meaningful connections with the Katukina people, also known as the Noke Koi, meaning “true people,” an Indigenous community of the Brazilian Amazon. They primarily reside in the state of Acre, along the southwestern region of the forest.
Their rich culture, ancestral knowledge, and spiritual traditions are deeply rooted in their connection to nature. Sacred medicines such as Sananga play an important role in their way of life, supporting balance, clarity, and spiritual alignment.
We deeply honor and respect the Katukina for their wisdom and their continued guardianship of the Amazon’s sacred traditions and natural harmony.
Guardians of Ancestral Wisdom and Cultural Identity
The Katukina identify through traditional clan lineages such as Varinawa (People of the Sun), Kamanawa (People of the Jaguar), and Nainawa (People of the Sky), reflecting their deep spiritual and cosmological connection to the natural world.
They maintain a strong relationship with the forest through ritual, oral tradition, and daily practices centered on harmony and respect for nature. Despite historical challenges, they have preserved their language, identity, and customs with remarkable resilience.
Their traditions continue to guide their community, carrying forward generations of ancestral wisdom.
The Sacred Use of Sananga
The Katukina are widely respected for their deep knowledge of medicinal plants, including Sananga, a traditional preparation made from the roots and bark of Amazonian plants.
Within their culture, Sananga is used in ceremonial contexts to support clarity, focus, and energetic cleansing. It is valued as a tool for strengthening awareness and connection to both the physical and spiritual realms.
The preparation process is carried out with care and intention. Each step—from harvesting to final preparation—is performed with respect, prayers, and connection to the spirit of the medicine. This transforms Sananga into more than a physical substance; it becomes an expression of ancestral knowledge and connection to the forest.
Sananga & Spiritual Practices
Sananga carries both physical and energetic significance within Katukina traditions. It is approached as a sacred medicine used to support grounding, inner clarity, and alignment.
In working with this medicine, the Katukina honor the spirit of the plants and their relationship with Pachamama, the living earth. Each preparation reflects the intention, cultural identity, and spiritual understanding of the community.
Experience Sananga with respect, awareness, and gratitude.
Legal Disclaimer:
We invite you to carefully review the following legal disclaimer, which is provided for educational purposes only. At Shaman Hape, we are deeply committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all our members, both physically and mentally. Our primary focus is to support a balanced and healthy approach to spiritual exploration and personal growth, while upholding the highest standards of care and responsibility.
Important information
The information and products we provide have not been evaluated or approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are intended solely for spiritual, educational, and ceremonial purposes and are not meant to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical conditions, whether physical or mental. We emphasize that these products are not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
We strongly encourage anyone with pre-existing medical conditions, or those experiencing physical or mental health concerns, to consult with a qualified healthcare professional before engaging with any of our products. Your health, safety, and well-being are of the utmost importance to us, and we recommend that you make informed, responsible decisions regarding the use of our products.
At Shaman Hape, we aim to create an environment of trust, respect, and spirituality in all aspects of our community. Please reach out to us with any questions or concerns, as we are here to support you in your journey
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