Siberian Shamanism is a spiritual practice rooted in the indigenous cultures of Siberia. It involves a deep connection to nature and the belief in spirits that inhabit the natural world. Shamans, who are spiritual leaders, act as intermediaries between the human and spirit realms, using rituals, chants, and drumming to enter altered states of consciousness. The practice often includes the use of traditional tools, such as drums and ritual masks, to facilitate communication with spirits. Healing, divination, and guidance are key aspects of shamanic work, as shamans seek to restore balance and harmony within individuals and their communities.