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WOAH!
WHY A CHURCH?

Gathered together, exploring the self, communing with what lies beyond our traditional understanding, and uniting under love and the truth that we are all kin— isn’t that what a church should be?

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Divinity is found in community—something present yet unseen when people come together. I understand how this feeling can be perceived as a deity, an ever-watchful presence, but I have seen where that power and inspiration truly come from. I have watched energy rise from passion and fury alike, resonating en masse, creating something greater than the sum of its parts.

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This is the power of Community. A shared journey, a cultivated experience that enriches us and strengthens those around us. This is the purpose of our existence: to come together and truly live.

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Not to just exist—but to live. To create joy and revel in it together. To witness the fires of hate and have the power to fight against them. To stand against malice, knowing you are never alone—your brothers, sisters, and kin stand with you.

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We are communal creatures by nature. Our strength is in our ability to unite—not through compromise of morality or safety, not through toxic positivity or blind acceptance, but through the unwavering truth that we choose to stand together. A community with a spiritual purpose—to find the way we resonate with one another—is more a church than any institution that cloaks greed or hatred behind a prophet or a god.

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We are not a social club.

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We gather with spiritual purpose.

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We gather to become our best selves and

offer that light to those we call family.

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I have no need to preach deities or damnation. I have no time for ideologies born of hate or ignorance, nor for those who seek to spread them.

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What we are building here is too important. The Universe shines brighter because of the love and connection forged in this space.

This is a church—for those who know what the word truly means.

DALL·E 2025-02-12 10.54.50 - A vibrant stained glass artwork featuring psychedelic mushroo

FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS

What is your faith about? Do you have rules or a book?
We have our religious text called the Book of Guidances. There you can find a full understanding of our Community and the spirituality practiced. 

Is this legal?
Colorado SB 23-290 which allows for the natural medicines we use in the Community to be utilized. The natural medicines made accessible in Colorado are still federally illegal. Click here for a link to SB 23-290.
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HOW is this legal if selling psychedelics is illegal?
Everything made accessible in the Community is free as an act of wellness. The events and communal offerings are always provided without any costs. We run exclusively on donations.
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Do I have to donate?
Your ability to donate does not impact your access to events or Communal Offerings. Any form of trade to get natural medicines in Colorado is illegal. Buying a sticker/lighter that comes with free natural medicines, if you cannot receive them without buying the other item, is illegal. 
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​Are people under 21 allowed? Can they get psychedelics since it's a church and has religious protections?
Our Community is open to everyone, regardless of age as we want to provide a safe space for all people. The natural medicines made accessible by the Community are only available to those legally allowed such access.

What legal protections did you need to be a church for?
This has several answers. 
With a rise in discrimination against LGBT+ youth, respecting pronouns is a simple act that has become a battleground in some schools.

The First Universal Truth is 'Revere the Self'. Self-identification is an act of reverence. Pronouns are a reflection of self-identification and an act of faith. In the absence of a willingness to do right by a school or district, we can utilize our status to win an unnecessary fight for our religious expression to be recognized. Never again will a queer youth fight that battle alone.

While respecting local legislation, the ability for companies to discriminate based on the use of natural medicine still stands. The status does not create an impassible barrier, but it adds legitimacy to the use of natural medicines and can eventually lead to legislation that protects our right to revelry. 

We do not use our religious status as a shield to circumvent the law. We adhere strictly to local legislation so we can add legitimacy to this movement. We use our status to empower and help others find their joy again.

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