Sananga is a traditional Amazonian plant medicine made from the roots and bark of Tabernaemontana undulata. Indigenous tribes have used it for centuries to support both physical and energetic healing. Applied as eye drops, Sananga is known for its powerful clearing effects — on vision, awareness, and perception.

Within ceremony, it is used to quiet the mind, align the energetic system, and bring the user into a state of clarity and focus. Outside of ceremony, it may help release mental noise, emotional tension, and subtle energetic toxins that can manifest as restlessness, anger, heaviness, or lack of clarity. Sananga helps clear energetic toxins which may manifest as anxiety, anger, laziness, or depression, which otherwise make us more susceptible to diseases of all kinds.

Practical Considerations
Applied through the eyes, Sananga initially causes an intense burning sensation that activates both the eyes and nasal passages. As the discomfort fades, it often leaves behind a sense of inner stillness, clarity, and heightened presence. Shamanic eye drops increase visual acuity, sharpen colors, and enhance the ability to perceive energetic fields.

While Sananga eye drops offer exciting possibilities, it is essential to approach their use with proper care and respect. Consulting experienced practitioners or shamans familiar with plant medicine can provide guidance and ensure safe and effective application.

At-Home UsE

If you already have a relationship with this medicine, you may choose to work with it on your own. High-quality Sananga drops in various types and strengths are available at www.katukina.com.

Here is a little step-by-step guide:

1. Have some tissues at hand to blow your nose if you need them. Don’t try to wipe your eyes!

2. Lay down and bring your head into a vertical position.

3. Close your eyes and put one drop into each inner corner of your eyelids.

4. When you are ready, use your fingers to open your eyes and roll around your eyeballs until the liquid spreads.

5. Close your eyes.

6. Breathe slowly and deeply. You may breathe in through your crown downwards to your feet, and breathe out from the feet upwards through the top of your head. Relax your body with each breath.

7. The intense burning sensation will only last about 90 seconds and subsides faster the more often you open your eyes.

8. After 10-20 minutes, it is done and you can get up relaxed and refreshed.
   

Please note: Sananga should always be approached with respect and care. First-time users are advised to consult experienced guides or practitioners familiar with plant medicine traditions.