Rapé
Medicine

What is Rapé?

Rapé (pronounced hah-PAY) is a sacred, finely ground plant medicine used for centuries by indigenous peoples of the Amazon. It is administered through the nostrils using a pipe called a tepi or kuripe, and is traditionally offered in ceremony with prayer and intention.

Unlike recreational substances, rapé is approached as a tool for grounding, clearing, and connecting — with the body, the earth, and the present moment.

About Jordann

I'm Jordann — a wellness practitioner, energetic healer, and ceremonialist currently based in St. Louis. My work lives at the intersection of ancestral wisdom and modern healing, and rapé has become one of the most grounding and clarifying medicines in my personal practice.

I come to this work with deep respect for its indigenous origins. I offer rapé as a complement to inner work — as a way to come home to yourself, clear what's been clouding your path, and land in your body.

Sessions are intimate, unhurried, and held with full presence. You don't need any experience with plant medicine — just an open heart and a genuine desire to meet yourself.

What to expect

• 1

  Intake conversation

  We connect briefly before your session — to understand where you're at, answer questions, and set an intention together. This is a relational practice; trust matters.

• 2

  Opening the space

  Sessions begin with prayer and the opening of sacred space. You are invited to arrive fully — no rushing, no performing.

• 3

  The medicine

  Rapé is offered to each nostril through a tepi pipe. The experience is immediate and typically lasts 5–20 minutes. You may purge, cry, feel stillness, or experience a rush of clarity. All responses are welcome.

• 4

  Integration

  We close the space together. Time is held for you to rest, share, and integrate. You won't be rushed out the door.