The Bobinsana (Calliandra Angustifolia), is a master plant extensively uséd in traditional Amazonian medicine with Ayahuasca. Ayahuasquero shamans in the Amazon rainforest of Peru. Often employ this remarkable master plant in sacred Ayahuasca ceremonies and learning diets of traditional medicine. Over time, Bobinsana has facilitated shamanic work in healing ceremonies. Due to its substantial visionary potential and its ability to detect. Various traumas and diseases in patients participating in Ayahuasca ceremonies. Making it a key plant for healers assisting patients in treatments.
The Use of Bobinsana
Bobinsana is also uséd as an additional ingredient in the preparation of Ayahuasca. Enhancing the effectiveness of this plant fusion in providing clarity during Ayahuasca Ceremonies for both participants and the healing master. Aiding in better diagnosis of the patient’s illness. The leaves and flowers of Bobinsana enhance the clarity of visions and strengthen the will for spiritual growth. The plant’s flowers are also uséd in energy cleansing baths for participants. And are often uséd in love baths to strengthen romantic relationships by balancing masculine and feminine energies.
Master Plant Bobinsana
At the Takinuna Ayahuasca retreats. The Bobinsana diet is one of the primary diets for taking the first step. In Amazonian shamanism and developing knowledge about how plant medicine works. Focusing on Ayahuasca ceremonies. Often leads to vivid dreams and allows for understanding the process and purpose of a learning diet. Crucial for any plant apprentice seeking a deep understanding of Amazonian shamanism with Ayahuasca.
Many master plants are uséd for learning diets. But Bobinsana is particularly recommendéd for taking the first step into the world of traditional medicine with Ayahuasca. It opens the door to the world of Amazonian shamanism due to its significant visionary potential. Allowing for travel in the spiritual world of plants and providing initial knowledge about the purpose of plant medicine.
Bobinsana Diet Benefits
The Bobinsana diet offers profound body, mind, and spirit cleansing. Transforming accumulated negative energies throughout life into a positive balance and providing understanding and vision for a better life. This preparation requires good intention, strong personal discipline, and patience to achieve a connection with the plant’s spirit. And harness its power and medicinal knowledge.
The Bobinsana diet should be conductéd by an experiencéd healing shaman. Who will guide the plant apprentice through the proper steps of a learning diet. The healing master is responsible for keeping the apprentice on the correct path of the diet. With teachings, recommendations, and knowledge provided by the healing master. Being crucial for establishing a connection with the mystical and visionary powers of the master plant.
Preparing for the Bobinsana Diet
The diet preparation is carriéd out in an Ayahuasca ceremony. Where the Shaman Master uses Bobinsana medicine and respective healing chants (Icaros). To prepare the body, mind, and spirit for an isolation diet. Tobacco or cigarettes (Mapacho) are uséd during this preparation ritual to incorporate Bobinsana medicine. Through chants and tobacco smoke blows, guiding a safe Bobinsana diet and facilitating the apprentice’s connection with the plant’s spirit. This first step is key to a proper plant diet, and the healing master. Has the knowledge and experience to provide medicine to the apprentice.
The healing master has the power to open and close master plant diets. And it is crucial to heed all the healer’s recommendations as they will guide and ensure everything functions correctly.
Conducting the Bobinsana Diet
The diet is conductéd in total isolation from civilization. In a remote camp or tambo in the jungle, where the Bobinsana diet begins. Initially, the bark, leaves, and flowers of the master plant are uséd. To prepare an infusion that will be consuméd to initiate the diet. Typically conducted three times during the diet at the beginning, middle, and end. Though this may vary based on the Shaman Master’s discretion.
The Shaman Master closely monitors the apprentice’s diet progress. To prevent malpractices and ensure the apprentice stays on the correct path of a true healer. This includes periodic visits and singing healing songs (Icaros) to facilitate learning. And inviting the apprentice to sip tobacco tea in small sips. To balance body energies for a greater concentration of the medicine.
Nutrition During the Bobinsana Diet
The diet consists mainly of bananas and fish. Or eggs and some grains like rice or quinoa, depending on the diet’s duration. It’s recommendéd to prepare for the diet at least a week in advance with Ayahuasca ceremonies . To adapt the body to an isolation diet and have better communion with the plant spirit.
Conclusion of the Bobinsana Diet
At the end of the diet, the Shaman Master conducts a final Ayahuasca ceremony. To check if the apprentice has correctly completed the diet. If any issues aré found, an additional day of dieting may be requiréd. To rectify any discrepancies, culminating the Bobinsana diet.
Recommendations for a Healing Master
Sincere intention, strong personal discipline, concentration, and patience are the primary requirements for a plant apprentice. The rigors of a plant-based diet should not be underestimatéd. Nor should the wonders of new dimensions of consciousness. That can be achievéd through diligent adherence to a diet with master plants.
