COMMUNITY
OF PACK LIFE
Joining Our Congregation & Receiving Communal Offerings
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Anyone can join us!
Everyone is welcome in the Community. You do not need to work with natural medicine to belong here. Some come for reflection, others for connection, and many for the sense of being supported without judgment. We host gatherings that include families, individuals, and those simply exploring what it means to feel safe in a shared space. What matters most is that you arrive with honesty.
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As a part of joining our congregation, you will receive a New Member Orientation (NMO), as well as a safety lecture on any natural medicines you have an interest in learning about.
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Natural medicines are part of our spiritual life. They are never for sale and never treated as products. If someone asks to purchase or trade medicine, we begin with a conversation. If that request is repeated, we ask the person to leave. This protects the sacred nature of our practice and the safety of the Community. We are not a business. We are not here to entertain. We are here to hold one another with care.
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The Community is supported by contributions and donations. These help provide food, safety resources, and everything else that makes our gatherings possible. Donations are never exchanged for medicine. They sustain the space, not the Offering itself. The Offering remains a gift, rooted in purpose, and given only through trust.
Receive Your New Member Orientation At Any Event Gathering or Any Appointment!
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Communal Offerings
We don’t get messed up.
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We don’t trip.
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We revel.
To revel is to be present in your existence. To feel the shape of your breath, the weight of your body, the truth of your joy. It is a sacred act. One that many of us forget how to do because we are too weighed down by anxiety, too hollowed out by depression, too disconnected from the spark inside us. Natural medicine, when used with care, helps us remember.
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Participation in any natural medicine Offering requires that you are 21
or older, with a valid ID checked in person.
This is not optional.
It is part of our structure and part of the law. Medicine is given only within
the bounds of consent, maturity, and readiness. We don’t take that lightly.
To revel is not to escape. It is to arrive. And if you are ready, we are here.
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SB 23-290 allows individuals in Colorado to personally possess, grow, share, and use certain natural medicines. Within our Community, these medicines are part of our spiritual practice. They are not sold, and they are not transactional. They are shared freely as part of our commitment to wellness, reverence, and connection. We call them Communal Offerings.
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Just as a traditional church that serves sacramental wine is not operating as a bar, our church is not a dispensary. We are a spiritual space that centers intention, trust, and collective healing. The use of these medicines comes with joy and it comes with risk. That’s why we move with structure.
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To receive any Communal Offering, you must engage in Communal Contribution. This is how we protect what we’ve built. It replaces tithing with something more meaningful. It ensures this Community stays accessible as well as sustainable.
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You choose how you contribute each month:
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Attend a Tuesday Guidance to stay spiritually present with the Community. This encourages self-reverence
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Volunteer for at least two hours to help support our shared spaces and work. This allows us to embrace the communal experience.
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Offer $40 to the Community Fund to help cover supplies, safety, and growth. Provisions are given by the Universe and your kindness alike.
Each act of contribution gives you four weeks of access to additional services, such as weekly offerings outside those provided during set gatherings. You can stack one additional month in advance, giving you up to eight weeks. You cannot contribute on someone else’s behalf. Everyone shows up for themselves. That’s what keeps this fair.​
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The medicine is not a reward. It is part of a relationship. It is a gift that lives within the care we give each other. By contributing, you help ensure that the Community remains safe, strong, and rooted in purpose.​​
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You can receive Communal Offerings at any Gathering or appointment.
Updates on the availability of Communal Offerings are posted on the front page of the website.
