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Join The Community!

Becoming a part of the Community of PACK Life means receiving the New Member Orientation (NMO)—an essential step in understanding our values, expectations, and the responsibility that comes with being part of a communal space. Membership is completed during open hours or at the end of events, ensuring a smooth and intentional process.

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A church thrives on shared understanding and respect, and our orientation isn’t just a formality—it’s a vital step in building healthy boundaries and expectations within our sacred space. Community is a choice, and we invite you to step in with intention.

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Joining our congregation—like all events and offerings—is free, requiring no fees or mandatory donations. As always, please consider donating to support our mission!

Open Hours
Wed/Thurs: 12p-6p
Friday: 5p-10p

Click here to view our Event Schedule on Meetup
  • Anyone can become a member of our Community regardless of residency, age, ethnicity, sex, or gender identity.
     
  • You must be 21 or older to revel in any of the natural medicines the Community makes accessible.
     
  • We check IDs and do random membership card integrity checks to keep our Community safe.
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  • We run on donations entirely.
     
  • Your ability to donate does not impact your access to Communal Offerings or events.
     
  • We do not sell any natural medicines.
     
  • We set healthy expectations of respecting one another. Pronouns, gender identity, and other personal identifiers will be respected in our Space.
     
  • Accidents happen - Malice won't be tolerated.
     
  • Remember: A garden grows best when cultivated with intent. 
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STEP 1
New Member Orientation

The first step to membership is to receive the New Member Orientation. The NMO includes information about our Community's spirituality, the current legislation in Colorado around natural medicines, and the moral and social expectations of our members. 

This takes approx 10-15 minutes, requires any valid state ID, and grants you your PACK Membership Card. NMO is offered anytime during open hours and set intervals during events.

Each time you come to the Space you can bring your card and receive your communal offering! 

STEP 2
Harm Reduction & Safety Lecture

We connect PACK Members with natural medicines made accessible by SB 23-290: psychedelic mushrooms, DMT, ibogaine, and mescaline. 
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To receive any of these as a communal offering, or to participate in events with these natural medicines as the primary focus, you need to receive the appropriate safety information. You will receive one as a part of your NMO and can receive one per day. 
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These safety lectures take 10-15 minutes and include:
- Information on how the body processes natural medicine
- Associated risks from medical or psychological interactions
- Dosing and effects
- Verbal Understanding and Waiver of Liability

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STEP 3
Get your Membership Card

Your Membership card will look like the image to the left. When you receive it you'll pick a name and your PACK-ID to put on the card.

To allow our congregation as much anonymity in their natural medicine use, your Membership card does not indicate any natural medicine use; it only provides verification of safety information being provided.

You can pick what name you want on your card as long as it ties your Membership card to your valid state ID. You do not need to put your full legal name - A nickname works fine if it ties back to your name in some way.
Ex: Ben for Benjamin works, but Buddy wouldn't.

Your PACK-ID is 1-6 characters - numbers and/or letters - and is the only information our Community keeps to track what we provide to the Community at large. Please help us keep you safe by choosing a random or unattached PACK-ID. Avoid using your birthday, license plate, etc.

"Do you keep or track any  personal information?"

The only information kept on the Community's side is PACK-IDs. This allows us to keep track of what we produce and put out into the world to show our intent, track safety lectures received, and determine if any communal offering was received that week.
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We do NOT store names, addresses, or any other identifying information about our congregation to protect each of you from any legal potentiality.
 
When the day comes a federal agent knocks on our church door to inspect what we are doing - which I openly welcome - there is only Teopixqui Dez's name attached to anything to ensure the congregation's anonymity is protected. 

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