What is Sanangra?

It's called Sananga, and it's not your average eye drop. Made from the root and bark of the Tabernaemontana undulata shrub, this stuff is powerful, revered, and, can be a bit intimidating for first-timers.

 

This medicinal herb is celebrated for its physical, spiritual, and energetic healing properties, offering a wide range of benefits that extend from enhancing vision to deep spiritual insights.

Preparation 

The preparation of Sananga involves a meticulous process where the root and bark of the Tabernaemontana undulata are first harvested, then ground into a fine powder. This powder is soaked in water and filtered to create a potent eye drop solution. The strength and potency of the Sananga can vary significantly depending on the ratio of plant material to water.

 

The tribes use it before the hunt to add depth and texture to the environment, so they can better see their prey. It's often used to treat and improve a variety of eye conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, and myopia. It helps sharpen vision, enhance colors and outlines, and even increase night vision. Beyond its ocular benefits, Sananga is also used to cleanse the body of toxins, improve energy levels, and reduce pain and inflammation.

 

•Treats and prevents eye diseases such as glaucoma etc

•Detoxify the emotional body

•Increase visual perception and enhances colours

•Clears long-standing inner anger 

•Helps with mental disorders such as addiction, depression and anxiety 

•Resets energetic field

 

But Sananga isn't just about getting superhero vision or a moment of clarity. It's about facing challenges head-on, shedding negative vibes, and reconnecting with the parts of yourself that you've maybe ignored for too long. People talk about feeling more grounded, more in tune with their surroundings, and even more open-hearted after a session. 

   

The application of Sananga can be intense and uncomfortable for the uninitiated. Upon administration, users often experience a strong burning sensation in the eyes that can last for several minutes. If you're able to breathe and soften into it - the discomfort turns to a warm blissful feeling of surrender. The discomfort is typically followed by a period of clarity, both visually and mentally. People feel a deep release of emotional, physical, and spiritual blockages. 

 

Diving into the world of Sananga is like stepping into a whole new realm of spiritual and physical awakening. Sure, it's a bit out there, and yes, it's definitely not for everyone. But if you're up for it, it's a journey that promises to shake things up, clear the fog, and maybe even introduce you to a more vibrant version of the world—and yourself.