THE CREATOR CODE


13 Weeks | Seven Gates of Inanna | 5-MeO-DMT | Founder Cohort 2026

Pregnancy is not simply a biological event.

The Creator Code proposes that pregnancy is an initiatory state of consciousness, and uses the Seven Gates of Inanna and 5-MeO-DMT to consciously revisit, explore, and integrate that initiation.

This 13-week container brings reproductive experience into direct conversation with psychedelic medicine. Across approximately three menstrual cycles, participants work with optional low-dose 5-MeO alongside ritual, dreamwork, somatic inquiry, and narrative practice to explore how pregnancy changes identity, perception, intuition, relationship, and consciousness.

Whether a pregnancy culminates in abortion, birth, or loss, the central inquiry remains the same: what did this encounter with creation initiate in you?

THE SEVEN GATES


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In the ancient myth, Inanna descends into the Underworld through seven gates. At each gate, something she carries is removed until she arrives naked before Ereshkigal.

The Creator Code uses this descent as an initiatory map:

Identity → Story → Attachment → Protection → Control → Knowing → Persona

And then:

Death → Restoration → Exchange → Return

Participants consciously re-walk this architecture through ritual, contemplative practice, somatic inquiry, dreamwork, narrative processing, and optional 5-MeO work.

The framework does not tell you what your pregnancy meant. It creates a structure for discovering what it means to you.

THREE MENSTRUAL CYCLES


The Creator Code unfolds across approximately three menstrual cycles.

Rather than treating psychedelic medicine as a single peak experience, the container emphasizes repeated observation and integration.

Participants document changes in dreams, intuition, emotional experience, embodiment, reproductive memory, creativity, and consciousness throughout the 13 weeks.

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THE CONTAINER


The Creator Code is a small, intimate container with limited spots, allowing space for individual attention, trust, and meaningful group work throughout the initiation.

  • 13 weeks

  • 10 live gatherings — Sundays at 2 PM ET

  • 2 medicine integration circles

  • Seven Gates of Inanna initiation

  • Optional 5-MeO-DMT practice

  • Ritual and altar work

  • Dreamwork

  • Somatic inquiry

  • Narrative processing

  • Weekly integration and documentation

  • Private community

  • Ongoing facilitator support

  • Recordings included

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CREATOR CODE RITUAL KIT


  • Creator Code Initiation Journal

  • Blue Lotus

  • Sacred anointing oil

  • Ritual bell

  • Ceremonial rattle

  • White ceremonial garment

  • Seven ritual objects representing the Seven Gates

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WHO THIS IS FOR


The Creator Code is for people exploring or integrating abortion, birth, pregnancy loss, pregnancy, or other significant reproductive experiences through medicine, ritual, and consciousness work.

It is also open to doulas, therapists, clinicians, researchers, birth workers, and psychedelic practitioners interested in reproductive consciousness.

No previous psychedelic experience is required. 5-MeO participation is optional and subject to screening, informed consent, individual suitability, and legal context.

FOUNDER COHORT


October 25, 2026 – January 31, 2027 13 Weeks | Sundays at 2 PM ET | Small cohort | Limited spaces

Founder Cohort: US $1,750 Payment plans available.

Re-enter the initiation. Walk the Seven Gates. Discover what changed, and who returned.

Teachings & Reflections