The term “Rapé” originates from the Portuguese word for “snuff,” and refers to a potent shamanic snuff used in indigenous healing traditions. This powdered blend of medicinal herbs, often including tobacco—specifically Nicotiana rustica or “mapacho”—has been revered for centuries by indigenous cultures of the Americas. Unlike modern tobacco use, “Rapé” is traditionally administered through the nose during ritualistic ceremonies aimed at healing, cleansing, and enhancing spiritual awareness. At Krakti, we honor the sacred nature of Rapé and offer it as an optional aid in psilocybin journeys, ensuring participants understand its cultural significance and can make informed choices.