Welcome!
Psanctuary is a community built on spiritual autonomy and growing together with open hearts and minds.
A Mushroom Church?
That's right! We believe that access to experiences with sacred mushrooms are everyone's right. And we're a real church!
We meet weekly online, gather as communities, and we hold ceremonies with sacred mushrooms. Informed by the wisdom of many traditions and shaped by decades of collective experience in space holding, beginning with our founders, who have extensive backgrounds in this space.
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Through education and community, we integrate the lessons that emerge from ceremony and continue to grow together.
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Ways to Check Us Out
​Log in for a guided meditation, a weekly reading from the Tao Te Ching, time to journal and reflect, and finally an open discussion or relating exercise.
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Many spiritual paths and perspectives are represented in our community - all we ask is that you remain respectful and endeavor to keep an open mind and heart.
And no need to show your face if you don't want to!
Wherever you've been, wherever you're at,
we're happy to have you.
Hop on a Sunday Service
Please note: We do note consume sacrament during our Sunday services or regular community gatherings. Sacrament is consumed during ceremonies with guided protocols.
Join a Network of Support
Rooted in Ancient Ways,
Supported by Modern Tools
Being a part of Psanctuary is like returning to something essential and inherent to the human experience - when humans gathered in circles, honored the Earth, and supported each other through life’s big questions. We don’t ask for belief, we invite you to discover your own knowing.
We use an online social platform powered by Mighty Networks to connect across distance, find each other, access educational resources, and affirm our path. Hundreds have already joined this sacred movement. Your membership helps protect our right to gather in communion and support our efforts to keep our ceremonies accessible.
The Journey of Communing
Develop a Personal Practice
Members are supported in building a sacred, personal relationship with the mushroom—through intentional communion, integration, and even cultivation.
This practice becomes a path to spiritual insight, healing, and connection with the Divine. We experience profound changes in ourselves and witness them in our community members through this practice. Many of us choose a path to ministership as a way to deepen that practice and to serve others in their experiences.
The Journey of Sacred Mushrooms
Education & Integration
Seminary Training Pathway
We empower each member to minister to themselves first, building a sacred relationship with the sacrament. Members can also train to support loved ones, serve in peer-led ceremonies, or assist in end-of-life transitions. Wisdom is shared, not held—we learn, heal, and grow together.
