Shamanistic spirits are believed to be supernatural entities that shaman practitioners connect with during spiritual rituals. These spirits can represent various aspects of nature, ancestors, or even specific animals, and they are thought to provide guidance, healing, and protection to the shaman and their community. In many cultures, such as those found in Indigenous tribes of the Amazon rainforest or Siberia, shamans enter altered states of consciousness to communicate with these spirits. This connection is often facilitated through techniques like drumming, chanting, or meditation, allowing the shaman to gain insights and perform healing practices for individuals or the community.