Maracá Cod: 0793

 The Maracá is an instrument used in religious rituals, and the Santo Daime is a spiritual tradition that combines elements of Christianity, indigenous and Afro-Brazilian spirituality, as well as influences from ayahuasca. In the context of Santo Daime, the Maracá is often used during ceremonies to accompany songs and dances.

The Maracá itself is a type of rattle traditionally made with a hollow gourd and seeds or pieces of wood inside. The sound produced by the Maracá is considered sacred and plays an important role in the ritual experience, helping to create a spiritual atmosphere during Santo Daime rituals.

Santo Daime practitioners believe that ayahuasca, an entheogenic drink made from plants from the Amazon region, allows communication with the divine and promotes spiritual healing. The Maracá, together with other elements such as hinários (song books) and dance, is an integral part of the ritual expression of Santo Daime.

 The Maracá is an instrument used in religious rituals, and the Santo Daime is a spiritual tradition that combines elements of Christianity, indigenous and Afro-Brazilian spirituality, as well as influences from ayahuasca. In the context of Santo Daime, the Maracá is often used during ceremonies to accompany songs and dances.

The Maracá itself is a type of rattle traditionally made with a hollow gourd and seeds or pieces of wood inside. The sound produced by the Maracá is considered sacred and plays an important role in the ritual experience, helping to create a spiritual atmosphere during Santo Daime rituals.

Santo Daime practitioners believe that ayahuasca, an entheogenic drink made from plants from the Amazon region, allows communication with the divine and promotes spiritual healing. The Maracá, together with other elements such as hinários (song books) and dance, is an integral part of the ritual expression of Santo Daime.