Become a Firekeeper

Real people who tend the inner fires, across traditions and across the world. If that's the work you do, we'd like to know you.

Real people who tend the inner fires, across traditions and across the world. If that's the work you do, we'd like to know you.

Two minutes to sign up. Nothing you enter is published.

How it works

Step 1 of 4

Your name, the kind of work you do, where you practice, and a password. That's all it takes to start.

Why Firekeepers join

Who becomes a Firekeeper

We register more than 80 kinds of practice.

What we check

Tap one to see why it matters.

Identity

We confirm you are who you say you are. Your photo ID is checked once, then deleted.

Questions

Two minutes to sign up. The full Firekeeper Alignment takes about 60 minutes, and you can do it in parts.

No. We don't hold your calendar, take your payments, or take a cut. Firekeepers are independent professionals, so the person matched to you pays you directly, and we don't handle payments or fee disputes.

Sessions can happen by private video inside Ritual OS, and we never record them. What you charge and how you work stay yours.

No. There's no public directory and no profile page. Only Vish, our founder, sees your answers and documents.

A few honest lines once a month about how the work is going. It's light, not paperwork, and it's how no one falls through the space between sessions.

Only if your work needs one. Most ritual work has no license to hold, and you can join without one. If your title or your work is one the law reserves for licensed people, like therapist, counselor or psychologist, you'll upload your license when you sign up. Either way, sessions on Ritual OS are ritual practice, not therapy or treatment.

A public directory is a file anyone can take, and it sends whoever browses best to whoever markets best. Matching happens inside Ritual OS, where we know something about the person's situation.

Write to vish@thewiredape.com. We read every concern ourselves.

Tell us who you're for.

We'll do the work of bringing them to your fire.