Our Mission
Our mission is to dispel the irrational fear of fungi — mycophobia — and to restore the mushroom to its rightful place in human spiritual life.
We are dedicated to researching the historical use of the sacred psychedelic mushroom in ancient societies, and to understanding the benefits these ceremonies brought — both to the individuals who took part in them and to the communities that held them. Drawing on that history, we seek meaningful ways to reintroduce these practices into modern life, in forms that honor their origins while serving people today.
We invite you to explore our site and make use of the resources available here to support you on your own spiritual path.
The Church
The Church is an eclectic group of people who share the same religious belief:
We believe that the sacramental consumption of the entheogenic Sacred Mushroom is a tool on the way to enlightment.
Our liturgical religion, which consists in sharing the sacramental mushroom on appropriate dates, is called eclectic for its roots are deeply buried in a strong syncretism of various folk, cultural and religious elements.
Eclecticism is a conceptual approach that does not hold rigidly to a single paradigm or set of assumptions, but instead draws upon multiple theories, styles, or ideas to gain complementary insights into a subject, or applies different theories in particular cases.
Our own church exists of a community with people from all kinds of nations.
25 nationalities are a guarantee for fascinating differences and surprising encounters.
We all share a passion for science, religion, music, art, philosophy and literature.
Another important element is the community.
The community is the reference point for the spiritual work of all members.
All wonderful acquisitions we get from our spiritual leanings must go back to the community.