We prioritize safety through confidential health and safety screenings, preparation guidance and integration support, and trained facilitators present throughout each ceremony.

Each ceremony is held in a respectful, confidential, and spiritually supportive space and includes preparation and intention setting, a guided sacramental experience with facilitator support, and post-ceremony integration to apply insights in daily life.

You must be at least 21 years old. Membership involves completing an application (contact info, intentions, relevant health history), reviewing community values and guidelines, a confidential health and safety screening, an orientation session, and signing informed consent along with a liability waiver.

Rights include respect, safety, privacy, informed participation, and a voice for feedback. Responsibilities include upholding values, following safety protocols, respecting confidentiality, and practicing informed consent.

Psilocybin is classified as a Schedule I controlled substance under U.S. federal law; religious use is not automatically exempt. We are transparent about legal risks, our compliance efforts, and limitations in insurance coverage.

Donations support ceremonies, education, community care, and compliance. Donations are never exchanged for psilocybin or services.

We offer integration circles, one-on-one support, and educational workshops and peer groups to help apply insights in daily life.