Entheo Temple

Thank you to all who have contributed (funds or labor) to the ministry in Atlanta!

We had our first build day this past weekend and got about 50% through the prototype for the large box to be installed on-site at (similar to the ones pictured)

If you would like to get involved, reach out in a DM and we’ll plug you into the next build day!

🪷ARE YOU CALLED TO CEREMONY THIS SEASON?

Entheo Temple invites two additional members to join our cohort of four mystics —who will be gathering for deep immersion with sacrament on Fri, April 17 (all-day commitment, and a day off work on Saturday for integration)

You are likely a good fit if…

• You crave depth, meaning, and self-awareness.

• You have been exploring a variety of healing modalities.

• You are open to spiritual insight that may shift your worldview and bring new existential understanding.

• You value ritual, intention, and structured support. You are willing to engage in intention setting and reflective practices such as journaling, breathwork, and meditation.

• You appreciate the synergy of a group setting, sharing the experience with peers on a similar spiritual path.

• You appreciate being supported by experienced ministers who hold space with presence, intuitive care, and an expansive view of consciousness.

• You believe that transformation is more than a peak moment. You’re committed to integrating insights from ceremony into your life by making tangible changes.

• You are not currently taking anti-depressants, mood stabilizers, or prescription sleep aids. You are also not in fertility treatment or pregnant.

Full ceremony description and RSVP links in comments below…

📲Reach out to Minister, Mira Joleigh 310-531-3896, via text to explore your options and determine if Apr 17 is your ceremony day.

Our Connection with Harvard Divinity School

Entheo Temple's work with sacred plants has drawn the attention of researchers at Center for the Study of World Religions (CSWR), who are beginning to recognize the validity and proliferation of sincere entheogenic churches.

Minister Alex Himes will be featured on a panel "Entheogenic Gospel: A Fireside Chat with Novel Psychedelic Church Founders" at the annual Psychedelic Intersections Symposium, April 10-11 in Cambridge, MA.

We’re helping illuminate how ancient sacramental traditions can be approached with reverence, integrity, and care in the modern world.

See comments for a 🔗link to attend the symposium (in-person, or online)

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A Prayer for the Collective

"I found myself today saying, please.
Life, surprise me.
Shock me with your grace.
Astound me with your kindness.
Show me that there is something beyond
what it is that I imagined.
Show me what is beyond me.
Because what is beyond me
is what we need right now.
What is beyond us, what we know.
What can be known.
What is the predictable outcome.”

- Sonya Renee Taylor

“When despair for the world grows in me and I wake in the night at the least sound and fear of what my life and my children’s lives may be, I go and lie down where the wood drake rests in his beauty on the water, and the great heron feeds.

I come into the peace of wild things who do not tax their lives with forethought of grief. I come into the presence of still water.

And I feel above me the day blind stars, waiting with their light. For a time I rest in the grace of the world, and am free.”

The Peace of Wild Things
Wendell Berry