Hapé Ceremony

Hapé (pronounced “ha‑pay”) is a traditional plant medicine made from sacred tobacco and a blend of other botanicals. It has been used for generations to clear the mind, open the breath, and align the inner field of energy with deeper spiritual awareness. Hapé works on the subtle realms of the nervous system—clearing mental fog, grounding scattered attention, and preparing the spirit for prayer and presence.

Jobe’s training in hapé ceremony comes in part through his work with medicine man Kuauhtli Vasquez, a seasoned ceremonial leader and teacher who has spent decades preserving and sharing Indigenous spiritual practices around the world. Kuauhtli’s lineage in traditional flower, song, and peyote ceremonies has deeply informed Jobe’s reverence for plant medicine and the role it plays in healing and alignment.

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Cedar Ceremony

Cedar smoke clears space, mind, and spirit. In this ceremony, aromatic cedar is burned with intention to purify environments, release heavy energy, and invite harmony into the body and surroundings. The scent and smoke of cedar serve as gentle yet powerful allies, creating space for renewed calm, clarity, and protection. This form of smudging also taps into an embodied form of aromatherapy, helping settle the nervous system while grounding the spirit.

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Spiritual Guidance & Trauma Recovery

Healing is not just psychological—it has spiritual dimensions as well. In these sessions, Jobe works with spiritual forces, prayer, and intuitive perception to support deep emotional and energetic healing. By addressing stuck energy and unresolved trauma, this work creates space for greater resilience, inner safety, and spiritual protection. This approach brings together somatic awareness, ancient wisdom, and compassionate guidance to help you move through what has been holding you back and into a stronger, freer way of being.

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Plant Medicine / Ceremony Apprenticeship

This offering is designed for those who feel called to walk more deeply with plant medicine traditions. Participants learn ceremony etiquette, respectful engagement with sacred plants, integration practices, and essential safety awareness. You’ll explore the depth and importance of plant medicines—not as tools to escape, but as allies that reveal inner truths and support healing. This apprenticeship also covers the precautions, history, and spiritual responsibilities that come with working in ceremonial settings, helping you prepare for safe and meaningful practice.

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Water Drum Medicine & Singing Prayer Songs

The water drum and rattle are ancient instruments used in prayer and ceremony, especially in contexts like Native American Church traditions where sacred songs support healing and connection to spirit. The water drum’s rich, resonant tone symbolizes life’s fluidity and the deep currents of spiritual presence. In peyote and prayer ceremonies, water drum music and singing help steady attention, open the heart, and anchor the community in song and prayer.

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Nature-Based Practices

Healing is not only found inside—it's also woven through the living world around us. These practices help you return to that relationship:

• Altar Building: Learn how to create sacred space as a reflection of your inner landscape—using elements from the natural world that speak to you.

• Nature-Based Rituals: Guided encounters with earth, sky, water, and fire help you cultivate presence, receptivity, and a grounded connection to spirit.

• Communion with Nature: Develop skills to listen to land, plants, animals, and ancestors in ways that deepen your awareness and enrich your spiritual journey.

These offerings support a wide spectrum of healing—from clearing old wounds to learning how to commune with spirit through the everyday presence of nature.