Alejandro Villegas, Desiree Saltkill, and Raquel Karnavas of FirstMemory will guide a sacred tobacco ceremony rooted in ancient Peruvian shamanic lineages and supported by a traditional mesa. The ritual works with two Amazonian mapacho preparations: singa, a nasal brew, and hapé, an indigenous snuff. These sacraments are used to release stagnant patterns, invite new ways of being, and support the reconfiguration of mental and emotional imprints. Participants are guided to connect with the spirit of tobacco while recognizing its unique role in supporting brain plasticity and transformation.

Singa is prepared as a tea-like infusion and gently poured into the nostrils, performed first for release and again for manifestation.

Hapé is delivered through a V-shaped pipe (tepi), entering the bloodstream rapidly and often producing clarity, alertness, and elevation.

The ceremony is further enriched with the vibrational medicine of crystal bowls, creating a powerful container for healing, integrations, and renewal.

This experience is recommended for those in good health and committed to deep transformation, though not for individuals struggling with nicotine addiction.