Capim Santo Hapé is a special blend that incorporates the aroma and traditional qualities of the Capim Santo plant, also known as lemongrass.

Thanks to this gentle botanical, Capim Santo Hapé supports clarity and mind–body–spirit balance, helping one stay rooted in the present moment.

It helps release heaviness and restore balance, uplifting the spirit and renewing emotional vitality.

It inspires vitality and creative passion, encouraging harmony between the masculine and feminine aspects within.

This blend is often used to support balance at the base or root chakra, helping one ground after deep ceremonial introspection or emotional release.

Traditionally, it has been regarded as supportive for physical balance and comfort.

Aho!

Crafted by: Paulo Kuntanawa, Acre, Brasil

Years of experience making hapé: 15 years

Capim Santo Hapé is beautifully created by the Kuntanawa Tribe.

This sacred blend is made with:

Corda (Ancestral Forest Base):

The base of this blend is grounding and purifying. It is often prepared as a tightly wound rope or cord — hence the name Corda — and is typically air-cured.

This form allows it to be stored for long periods and used for making sacred preparations such as hapé.

Tsunu Tree Ashes:

Revered for its association with spiritual reflection and dream symbolism, making it an ideal companion for those seeking deep self-exploration and clarity.

Capim Santo Leaves:

Also known as lemongrass, they create a cooling, refreshing, and invigorating quality within this blend.

Zapota Bark Ash (Manilkara zapota):

A tropical tree native to Central and South America, with thick, latex-rich bark and sweet fruit (sapodilla).

It serves as a spiritual anchor, cutting through confusion, fog, or disorientation.

Amazonian Sage:

Used for soothing and harmonizing the energy field while supporting balance and presence.

Connect with this blend for post-ceremony grounding, protection rituals, creative-center balance, and when releasing heavy energies such as grief or stagnation.

To connect, enter a space of grace and gratitude before working with the hapé.

Begin by taking one deep breath to honor Father Sky, another to honor Mother Earth, and a third to center yourself in your heart.

Hold the breath in full lungs before gently offering the sacred blend through the breath, guiding it toward the upper passage for the most profound experience.

Maintain gentle mouth-breathing and sit with the blend for at least 15–20 minutes before completing your practice.