Sacred wisdom medicine plants

The role of yagé as a trans-dimensional energy portal is illustrated by a plethora of accounts from the elders of today and yesterday. Visionary plant medicine in its ceremonial context is a portal to unseen realms, one that was made known in order to help the temporal maintain its connection to the eternal. Master yagé drinkers have received sacred plants in visions so that they may confirm their communion with the celestial immortals and refresh their varieties. They then plant them near their homes. Species obtained from the realms of divine spirits include Yagé/Ayahuasca (Banisteriopsis caapi), an heirloom variety called SëñoYage “Yellow Yage”, and Yage-ocó (Diplopterys cabrerana) an heirloom variety called Yají, originally from the Wambiza tribe.

Other sacred wisdom medicine plants used on site for healing, renewal and
spiritual alignment are, Bonzá, Achiote: (Bixa orellana), Cantsë, Piton, Wengaka: (Grias nueberthii), Tzicta, Sanango (Tabernaemontana sanaho), Ujajái, Chirguayusa (Brunflesia grandiflora), Guayua, Waisamama (Ilex guayusa), Nuni varieties (Cyperus sp.), Copal (Dacryoydes peruviana), Soho, Guapinol (Hymenea courbaril), Conomaña, holy Basil (Ocimum sanctum), Oco maña, carpinters bush (Justicia pectoralis) as well as sugar cane (Saccharum spp.), Pia nuni ginger (Zingiber spp.) and chili peppers (Capsicum spp.) among many other medicinal, adaptogenic, cathartic and fragrant herbs and flowers.

Flower baths, incense cleansing and different types of plant medicine renewal
ceremonies are conducted according to traditional modalities. Sacred Yage
plant medicine is prepared on site in a remote jungle setting, in strict obedience to ancestral methods as passed down from the Ñañë Siekopaiby (God’s Multicolored People) to the Secoya (Siekopai) people of the Upper Amazon.