Psychedelic Integration Circle

Psychedelics may open the door, but it is YOU who must step through the threshold. Many expect the medicine to do the work for them, and while much can happen during a medicine journey, it is ultimately up to the individual to learn from their journeys and to apply the healings, teachings and lessons to their daily life. Psychedelic integration circles can be a profoundly helpful way to accomplish this.

This circle is intended as a safe container for you to share vulnerably, to hold space for others, and to experience the gift of heart-centered community. The path of healing with psychedelics can be blissful, overwhelming and even tumultuous. Navigating the journey alone is not the only way.

Join us twice a month on a Wednesday night at 7pm to meet in a sacred space online and connect about our psychedelic paths.
All are welcome, whether you have never journeyed before, are brand new, or are highly experienced with psychedelic medicines.
You must be over 18 to join.

The meeting will be locked at 6:05 so please arrive on time.

**Also, please, if you plan on attending make sure you can be present with your video on. Please do not attend if you won't have your video on or are not able to be present (eg. driving). This is intended to be a sacred space**

No substances are used/served at our meetings, and please do not contact me to source illegal drugs, you will not receive a reply. I am not your drug dealer.

PRICE: Free

DISCLAIMER:
"EntheoGenesis: A Psychedelic Community" does not encourage or condone the purchase, sale, transfer, or use of any illegal substances; nor partaking in any unlawful activities. Please do not bring, buy, sell, transfer, or arrive on any illegal substances, or share information on how to acquire them. Should anyone approach you and violate this disclaimer, please remind them of the etiquette and inform us. "EntheoGenesis: A Psychedelic Community" is not liable for actions in violation of these guidelines that are out of our control. Thank you for respecting our community space.
Photo credit: Autumn Skye