SACRED PLANT MEDICINE JOURNEY

An Self Study Introductory Online Course

A relational, Indigenous and trauma informed path of preparation, discernment, and integration

A course for those who feel called to walk the plant medicine path with care, humility and confidence — before, during, and after ceremony. Offering practical guidance, embodied exercises, and relational orientation to support participants in making their own informed choices in relationship with the medicines.

Do you feel drawn to plant medicines, while also noticing uncertainty, hesitation, or mixed feelings?

You may be:

Feeling called, but unsure when or how to proceed
Carrying questions from past ceremonies that haven’t settled
Wondering whether your experiences were “normal,” overwhelming, or incomplete
Sensing the depth of this path — and not wanting to approach it lightly
Tired of fragmented information, strong opinions, or spiritual authority figures
Wanting guidance that supports your sovereignty, rather than replacing it

Many people arrive at plant medicine work without enough orientation, preparation, or integration support — not because they are careless, but because this landscape is wide, complex, and often poorly held.

**If something in you knows that how you walk this path matters, this course is designed to meet you there.**

WHAT THIS COURSE OFFERS

Orientation, not instruction. Relationship, not technique.

The Sacred Plant Medicine Journey offers grounded orientation for meeting sacred plant and entheogenic experiences with clarity, responsibility, and self-trust.

While many examples and reflections in this course are rooted in work with ayahuasca and Amazonian plant medicine traditions, the core themes explored here are not substance-specific.

Across different medicines, contexts, and even non-ceremonial encounters, people often meet similar experiences and challenges, such as:

Altered or expanded states of awareness
Intensity, fear, beauty, insight, or disorientation
Questions of trust, safety, authority, and consent
The long, often underestimated work of integration

This course focuses on how to be in relationship with these experiences, rather than on the pharmacology, techniques, or rituals of any single medicine.

What you are offered here includes:

A grounded map for understanding the arc of preparation, ceremony, and integration
Trauma-aware and nervous-system-informed perspectives for navigating altered states and daily life
Indigenous-informed relational ethics that emphasize humility, respect, and responsibility
Practical tools for discernment — especially when things feel confusing, intense, or ambiguous

This is not a course about “doing plant medicine right.”
It is about learning how to stay in relationship—with yourself, with the medicines, and with life—over time.

If you come from another entheogenic, psychedelic, or contemplative context, you are welcome here. The invitation is to meet these teachings as orientation and companionship, and to translate them through your own lived experience, culture, and discernment.

WHAT THIS COURSE ASKS OF YOU

This course does not ask for intensity, spiritual identity, or performance.

It does ask for a willingness to choose (to the best of one's ability in the moment):

Courage — to stay present with what arises, rather than turning away or rushing to meaning
Honesty — especially with yourself, your motivations, and your limits
Patience — with integration, timing, and the non-linear nature of learning and repatterning behaviours
Embodiment — interest in listening to the body, not only the mind
Discernment — sensing what is yours to take in, and what is not

You are not asked to agree with everything offered here.
You are invited to engage consciously, to take what resonates, and to leave what does not.

This is a course for people who understand that deep work unfolds through relationship, not force—and that integration is often quieter, slower, and more demanding than ceremony itself.

WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR

This course asks for sincerity, not perfection. At the same time, it is not designed to meet every expectation or approach to plant medicine work.

This course may not be a good fit if you are:

Looking for a certification, facilitator training, or professional credential
Wanting quick answers, fixed formulas, or a step-by-step method
Primarily interested in peak experiences, visions, or bypassing difficult material
Unwilling to reflect on power, responsibility, consent, and personal agency
Expecting the medicine—or a teacher—to do the work for you

This course does not offer guarantees, techniques, or promised outcomes.
It does not position the guide as an authority over your experience.

This course may be a good fit if you are willing to:

Meet yourself with honesty, even when things feel unclear or uncomfortable
Take responsibility for your choices and your pace
Stay curious rather than certain
Practice discernment instead of outsourcing authority
Allow integration to unfold over time, rather than forcing conclusions

The Sacred Plant Medicine Journey is not about “getting somewhere.”

It is about learning how to stay present, resourced, and in relationship as the journey unfolds.

INDIGENOUS-INFORMED & RELATIONAL FOUNDATIONS

The teachings shared in this course are deeply informed by lived relationship with Indigenous lineages, particularly through long-term connection with the Huni Kuin people of the Brazilian Amazon.

These perspectives are not presented as doctrine, nor as something to copy or consume.

They are offered as relational teachings — ways of listening, orienting, and behaving — that emphasize:

Respect over extraction
Humility over mastery
Responsibility over entitlement
Reciprocity over consumption

The course reminds participants that walking this path ethically requires ongoing listening, self-honesty, and discernment.

THE JOURNEY ARC: FOUR INTERWOVEN PHASES

This course works with a journey arc found across many Indigenous and ancestral traditions, and echoed in the Hero’s Journey — a widely recognized map of initiation, transformation, and return.

Hearing the Call

Listening for readiness, motivation, and timing

Preparation

Tending the body, nervous system, intention, and relational field

Ceremony

Navigating altered states with presence, humility, and respect

Integration

Weaving teachings into everyday life, relationships, and choices

Participants may move through this arc many times over a lifetime.

TWO INTERWOVEN BRANCHES OF LEARNING

🌿 Branch One: The Journey Arc

An Indigenous-informed map of preparation, ceremony, and integration, grounded in relational ethics.

🌿 Branch Two: Nervous System, Discernment & Integration Tools

Practical, embodied support resources that run alongside the journey arc, including:

Nervous system regulation
Grounding and orienting in altered or expanded states
Discernment in spiritual and energetic encounters
Emotional regulation without suppression or bypassing
Long-term integration that honors timing and capacity

These tools are especially important in modern contexts, where so many feel disconnected from their body and inner knowing, and consequently struggle with feeling safe and in balanced relationship to the world around them.

WHAT YOU GET

This course is offered in two language pathways — English and Finnish — each carrying the same core teachings, reflections, and practices.

What the course includes:

🌀 More than 5 hours of video teachings

Offering guidance and orientation on how to prepare for, navigate and integrate plant medicine experiences, including Indigenous-informed teachings on medicines, their traditional use, effects, application, and how to work with in relationship.

🌀 A 75-page printable course workbook

With reflections, somatic practices, and integration prompts

🌀 14 worksheets & other resources, including:

Intention & commitment practices

Nervous system awareness and support tools

Pre-ceremony preparation guidelines

Relational discernment and guidance for navigating spiritual encounters

Post-ceremony care guidelines

Integration exercises and grounding anchors

Medicine songs born through my lived journey, shared as gentle, optional support alongside the teachings

🌀 Ongoing access to the course materials

Allowing you to journey through the materials at your own pace and return to the teachings & resources for preparation and integration over time.

🌀 Possibility to join Siriani's Sanctuary online community

All materials are offered in both languages and as supportive companions, not authority.

Course Investment

🌱 One time payment: €123 (+ vat for EU customers)

🌱 2-part Payment Plan: 2 x 77€ (+ vat for EU customers)

AN ETHICAL CONTAINER

This course:

Does not offer medical, dosing, or facilitation instructions
Does not claim healing outcomes
Encourages personal responsibility and informed choice
Emphasizes cultural respect and humility
Invites ongoing relationship rather than certainty

The themes and reflections explored in this course may evoke insights, emotions, or processes that at times feel uncomfortable or challenging. This is part of deeper inner work — not a sign that something has gone wrong.

Participants are encouraged to seek additional support when needed, whether professional or personal.

Testimonials

“This course material was clear, comprehensive, and deeply supportive. Even with previous retreat experience, I received new understanding about the history, tradition, cultural background, the medicines, preparation, intention-setting, and integration.

This material helped me navigate my own intentions much more clearly. At the same time, it also brought a sense of trust. Even though I already had experience, it still felt really good to receive this kind of clear and deeper introduction before the retreat.

I also received support for integration from the grounding tools, which helped me continue with my own process after the retreat, so I wasn’t left alone with everything I had experienced. I personally needed exactly those practices, because during the retreat it came up strongly that presence is something I need to practice.

The guidance helped me clarify my intentions in a way that truly supported me, building trust before the retreat, and to continue my process afterwards with grounding tools and integration support. It course was carefully and respectfully held — and helped me approach my own process with much more clarity, depth and trust.

I feel that because this kind of work engages so strongly with the unseen world and deep inner processes, these kinds of preparation and integration tools are truly important — so thank you!

Honestly, I wish I had received an information package like this before my very first retreat. I believe it can be a huge support both for first-timers and for those who already have previous experience.”

-Klinta, 35

Learn to walk the medicine path in relationship

Explore what it means to relate to sacred medicines as living beings and teachers, rather than tools or solutions.

Listen more deeply to body, spirit, and intuition

Develop embodied awareness and discernment that supports presence, orientation, and responsibility in altered or expanded states.

Weave the journey back into life

Receive support for integration that honors timing, capacity, and the realities of everyday human life.

CONTINUING THE JOURNEY: SIRIANI’S SANCTUARY

The Sacred Plant Medicine Journey is not designed as a one-time experience.

For those who feel called to continue walking in relationship after completing the course, there is an optional online community space called Siriani’s Sanctuary.

This is a quiet, intentional space for ongoing integration and reflection.

It is not a high-activity group, and not a replacement for personal support or professional care.

Details will be shared at the end of the course.

Ready to begin a new relationship with yourself, the plant medicines and the seen and unseen world you live in?

CLICK HERE to join the Sacred Plant Medicine Journey

ABOUT THE GUIDE

Txana Siriani (Minna Pyhälä) is a guide, facilitator, and bridge-builder working at the meeting point of Indigenous knowledge systems, trauma-aware perspectives, embodied practice, and contemporary life.

Her work has grown out of a lived path with sacred plant and entheogenic medicines across a range of contexts, including both Indigenous and contemporary ceremonial spaces. Over time, her learning and practice have become more deeply rooted in ayahuasca and Amazonian plant medicine traditions, particularly through long-term relationship with Indigenous lineages in the Brazilian Amazon.

The teachings shared in this course are shaped by those relationships—not as doctrine or authority, but as relational orientation: ways of listening, behaving, and taking responsibility in spaces of intimacy and vulnerability.

Minna does not present herself as an expert with answers, nor as a representative of any single tradition. She shares from lived experience, reflection, and ongoing learning, with a commitment to:

Supporting sovereignty rather than dependence
Encouraging discernment rather than belief
Honoring cultural origins without extracting or simplifying them
Holding space for complexity, uncertainty, and integration

This course is offered in the spirit of companionship rather than instruction—for those who feel called to walk the sacred plant medicine path with humility, care, and responsibility, and who value guidance that strengthens inner authority rather than replacing it.

KYSYMYKSIÄ JA VASTAUKSIA

Does taking this course mean I’m ready to participate in ceremony, or that certain ceremonies or facilitators are right for me?

Does this course teach people how to take or administer medicines?

Do I need prior experience with plant medicines to take this course?

Is this course rooted in a specific Indigenous tradition?

Does the course promise healing, transformation, or specific outcomes?

What if I feel overwhelmed or activated while taking the course?

How long do I have access to the course materials?

Can I move through the course at my own pace?

Is this course suitable if I’m not sure whether I will work with medicines?

Do you offer payment plans?

Reflection - is this for me now?

1. Take one or two deeper breaths and allow yourself to pause for a moment.

2. Ask yourself, what was your first response when you started reading this invitation? Acknowledge and honor that information.

3. Now take a moment to consider what you need in your life at this time.

Would taking this course support you in meeting that need?

If yes, think about your current resources (time, money energy). Can you afford this now?

If no, might some things in your life be asking to be reorganized so that you can make space for what you need?