Who is the Mushroom?
For modern practitioners working with ancient medicines.
A ceremonial psychedelic playbook for healers, facilitators, and guides.
Meet the mushroom as a sentient being.
This playbook explores how to better honor and respect indigenous traditions, work with ancestral techniques, and employ spiritual technologies like prayer, rituals, and energetic hygiene to deepen and safeguard the ceremonial experience of working with psychedelics.
Meet the Mushroom
A guide to working ceremonially with one of the most ancient medicines on Earth
In many indigenous cultures that work with the mushroom, this sacrament is considered a who, not a what.
In other words, the mushroom is a sacred and sentient being and should be treated as such.
Whether you’re a modern practitioner serving ancient sacraments to clients or a psychonaut interested in deepening your relationship with this medicine ancestor, this practical 58-page playbook explores the intersection between ancient and modern perspectives on mycelial consciousness, and provides in-depth guidance on how to honor and work with this sacrament in a ceremonial setting.
This playbook addresses…
Ancestral Wisdom and Lineage Awareness: Facilitators are encouraged to connect with their ancestral roots in order to cultivate relationships with the spirit worlds. Understand what a lineage is and the benefits it provides to shamanic and spiritual practitioners.
Ceremonial Structure and Spiritual Technologies: Explore different practical tools like prayer, chanting, rituals, and energetic hygiene, which can be used to create a sacred space and protect both the facilitator and participants during ceremony.
Decolonizing Healing Practices: An ethical, holistic, and respectful approach to working with sacrament as a modern practitioner working in the West.
Holistic Healing through Nature Connection: Learn how to develop a deeper relationship with nature and align your healing practices with the elemental world.
Psychospiritual Integration: Powerful techniques for integrating shamanic and modern perspectives and blending ancient wisdom with practical, therapeutic approaches for ceremonial journeying.
