AYAHUASCA SPELL
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An Ayahuasca school is a sacred space dedicated to learning and transmitting ancestral knowledge about the preparation of this medicine from the forest. In it, participants are taught to respect each stage of the process, from harvesting the plants—the Jagube vine and the Chacrona leaves—to the final preparation of the tea.
The witchcraft is performed with deep respect and spiritual connection, following the teachings of the traditions. More than a technical practice, the witchcraft involves intention and harmony between human beings and nature, recognizing the sacred power of Ayahuasca as a vehicle for healing and expanding consciousness. By participating in this school, the apprentice connects with the wisdom of the plants, developing a relationship of reverence and service to medicine.
These gatherings often include rituals, chants and prayers, creating an energy field conducive to healing and spiritual awakening.
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The construction of furnaces for the Ayahuasca rite is an essential step in the preparation of the medicine, as it ensures a suitable environment for boiling and cooking the sacred plants. The furnace, also called a stove or oven, is traditionally built in a place close to nature, respecting the environment and the energies of the space where the rite will be performed.
The structure is usually made of simple, natural materials such as bricks, clay and stones, allowing the fire to be controlled efficiently and safely. The arrangement of the furnace elements is designed to support large pots or cauldrons, where the Jagube vine and Chacrona leaves are slowly boiled, in a process that can last several hours, sometimes days.
In addition to its functionality, the construction of the furnace also carries spiritual symbolism. Fire is seen as a sacred element, responsible for transmuting and releasing the healing essence of plants. Therefore, it is common for those responsible for the furnace to maintain an attitude of respect and reverence during the Ayahuasca incantation, tending the fire with care and, often, chanting or praying to strengthen the energy of the process.
This connection with fire and the elements of nature is fundamental, as the medicine that emerges from Ayahuasca carries not only the active principles of the plants, but also the spiritual force involved in each phase of the spell, including the construction and care of the furnace.
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The teachings and tradition of Juramidam originate from the spiritual practices and wisdom of Master Raimundo Irineu Serra, founder of Santo Daime, a spiritual movement that combines elements of Christianity, spiritualism, shamanism and indigenous traditions of the Amazon. Juramidam is the spiritual entity with whom Master Irineu connected and who represents the manifestation of divine light and universal wisdom.
The Juramidam tradition values the ritualistic use of Ayahuasca, called Daime, as a sacred sacrament for spiritual development, healing and expansion of consciousness. In Santo Daime rituals, teachings are transmitted through hymns and chants that guide participants in processes of introspection, self-knowledge and communion with the divine. These hymns are considered true spiritual "keys", carrying messages of love, peace, respect for nature and others, and the search for a life in harmony with universal laws.
The tradition also emphasizes the importance of discipline, faith, and spiritual work as ways of purifying and elevating the soul. Juramidam teaches that true transformation comes through personal effort, connection with the sacred, and practicing good in daily life. In addition, respect for the forces of nature and recognition of the sacredness of life are fundamental principles of this tradition.
Following Juramidam's guidance, Santo Daime members seek to align their existence with divine teachings, cultivating virtues such as humility, love and compassion, while navigating the spiritual experiences provided by Ayahuasca, always with reverence and responsibility.
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The Light of Santo Amaro is a spiritual expression present in the teachings of Santo Daime, a path of faith and devotion. Santo Amaro is an entity of great strength and wisdom, recognized within the Santo Daime traditions as a spiritual guide who enlightens those who seek truth and inner healing.
The "light" of Santo Amaro symbolizes the spiritual clarity, protection and divine guidance that he offers to the faithful during rituals and spiritual journeys with Daime (Ayahuasca). Santo Amaro's presence is seen as a light that dispels the darkness of ignorance, fear and afflictions, leading participants to a state of peace and harmony.
In the hymns and songs of Santo Daime, the Light of Santo Amaro is evoked to bring healing, strength and discernment, helping Daimists in their processes of self-knowledge and in the search for a life in tune with spiritual principles. This light, therefore, represents a divine force that guides and protects those who follow the path of Santo Daime, helping them to overcome challenges and find true inner light.
The figure of Saint Amaro is revered as a spirit of great love and wisdom, whose purpose is to help humanity live in balance and harmony, both with itself and with the world around it.