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Notes on rapé, the plants of the Amazon and the people who keep their knowledge alive.

The Forgotten Guardians: Lesser-Known Plants of the Amazon
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The Forgotten Guardians: Lesser-Known Plants of the Amazon

Whispers of hidden medicine, silent flowers, and humble herbs that carry the memory of the forest.  Beyond the Famous Medicines When most people think of the Amazon rainforest, their minds immediately go to the great and well-known plant medicines: Ayahuasca, Rapéh, Sananga, Kambo. These are indeed powerful allies that have traveled far beyond the forest, […]

Forest Teacher Plants, FOREVER THE FOREST · September 8, 2025
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Amazonian Healing Plants: Copaiba, Sananga, and Dragon Blood Amazon Forest Plants, Forest Teacher Plants, FOREVER THE FOREST

Amazonian Healing Plants: Copaiba, Sananga, and Dragon Blood

The Amazon rainforest is home to some of the most potent and sacred medicinal plants on Earth.  Indigenous tribes have been using these natural remedies for centuries, passing down their knowledge from generation to generation. Among these powerful plant medicines, three stand out for their remarkable healing properties: Copaiba, Sananga, and Dragon Blood. These plants […]

March 3, 2025
Sapindus Saponaria: The Soap Plant of the Amazon Amazon Forest Plants, Forest Teacher Plants, FOREVER THE FOREST, Healing Plants

Sapindus Saponaria: The Soap Plant of the Amazon

Nature’s Gift to Sustainability Nature is an endless source of resources that sustain life, and the Sapindus saponaria, also known as the “soap plant” or “soapberry,” is an extraordinary example of the Amazon rainforest’s generosity. This fascinating tree, native to tropical regions of the Americas, has been used for centuries by Indigenous communities and traditional […]

January 17, 2025
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