Why is psilocybin our medicine of choice, and how do we approach this work?

Because it works, and we have a deeply personal relationship with it. Each member of our ceremony team has experienced the life-changing power of these mushrooms firsthand — healing trauma, liberating ourselves from our conditioning, and connecting with joy, clarity, and purpose.

We’ve been trained by world-class teachers, and we hold this medicine with profound reverence and respect. It’s not just something we offer, it’s something we live.

Psilocybin has been used ceremonially for thousands of years across cultures. Today, science is finally catching up — the FDA has designated it a breakthrough therapy, and Colorado has decriminalized its personal and communal use. We believe this medicine is ready to return to the foreground — and we’re honored to guide you in meeting it.

We choose to serve psilocybin under the communal and ceremonial use pathway established by Colorado’s Natural Medicine Health Act, as opposed to the state licensed pathway. We believe this work is most powerful when it is rooted in a community setting and guided first and foremost by community values and spiritual principles rather than state governments. This is how intact, nature-based cultures have engaged with sacred medicines such as psilocybin in a sustainable and life-enhancing way for many thousands of years.

We respectfully appreciate those who are doing this work though the state-licensed path. We celebrate the important, vital and therapeutic role those people and establishments are playing. Simultaneously, the approach we are choosing and the experience we are offering feel better suited to the category of non-licensed, communal and ceremonial use.