AMPIRI.
Sunrise over the forest at Ampiri.

Plants

The teacher plants

Trees at Ampiri.

Plantas Maestras

Why is the plant diet so important? The plant diet gives the person the chance to connect on a deep level, physically and spiritually to the conscious intelligence of the plant being dieted.

A contract is made with the plant, so the person dieting makes major sacrifices in their lifestyle for a period of time. These sacrifices are a form of payment to the plant. In return, the person dieting is able to connect to the essence or spirit of the plant and receive direct healing & learning from the plant.

These powerful plants are called: Plantas Maestras or teacher plants.

In the amazonian tradition, a Palero specializes in dieting the most powerful trees of the jungle for long periods of time. Both Reyna and Gabriel are considered Paleros.

Red fruit pods on plant, at Ampiri.
Bundle of bark sticks, at Ampiri.
Red flower close-up, at Ampiri.
Red flower cluster, at Ampiri.
Flower and fruit, at Ampiri.

Purgatives

Master Plants used for learning and dieting.

  • Huancawi sacha
  • Wuacapu
  • Tobacco
  • Piñon blanco and Colorado
  • Oje
  • Kambo-sapo
  • Boa sacha
  • Mucura
  • Bijaco caspi
  • Ajos sacha macho

Protection

Some plants commonly used for protection and curse removal-reversal:

  • Piñon
  • Catahua
  • Barbasco
  • Bobinsana
  • Patakina morochito, Colorado etc.
  • Ajos sacha
  • Ajos quiro
  • Ayahuma
  • Huaca
  • Comején, termite nest
  • Toe
  • Cama longa

Divination

Plants commonly used for divination, used to see deeper into a problem or situation and find a solution:

  • Piñon Colorado
  • Toe
  • Tobacco
  • Coca
  • Ayahuasca
  • Huancawi sacha

Learning the medicine

Plants commonly used to diet and learn the medicine:

  • Mucura
  • Ajos sacha
  • Ajos quiro
  • Ayahuma
  • Chiric sanago
  • Ucho sanango
  • Achuni sanango
  • Piru sanango
  • Shihuahuacu
  • Yacushapana
  • Chuchuwasha
  • Wuacapu
  • Hubos
  • Tamamuri
  • Ishpingo
  • Piñon
  • Suelda con suelda
  • Ipururu
  • Wayra ruru
  • Wayra caspi
  • Wayra sacha
  • Boa huasca
  • Icoja
  • Los renacos: came renaco, warmi renaco, sapote renaco, etc.
  • Renaquilla
  • Cuma seba
  • Remo caspi
  • Puma quiro
  • Jergón sacha
  • Chuyachaqui caspi
  • Sharamashu
  • Albaca
  • Sigueme sigueme
  • Lengua de perro
  • Motelillo
  • Yahuar piri piri

Traditional Amazonian folk medicineShanay-timpishka, Peru

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