Offerings — Awakening through the Sacred Yes
There are many ways to begin.
Some people arrive carrying a lifetime of unspoken grief.
Some come with a single, burning question.
Others arrive simply with a sense that something more is calling.
These pathways are invitations — six different doors into the same temple of remembering.
Every offering is grounded in presence, deep listening, and a sacred respect for your pace, your nervous system, and your soul.
Regardless of the path you choose, the journey begins the moment you say “yes.”
Psychedelic Facilitation — Sacraments for Awakening
For those called to work with sacred medicines as catalysts for awakening and transformation.
Psychedelic experiences can open profound doorways — to buried memory, deep emotion, and a felt sense of the Sacred. The real alchemy, though, happens in how you prepare, how you explore, and how you integrate what’s revealed into daily life.
In this pathway, we focus on creating a safe, sacred container around your journey — before, during, and after. We may also explore microdosing as a gentle, intentional practice to support spiritual attunement, groundedness, and creativity.
This path may be right for you if...
- You feel called to work with sacred medicines but want to do so safely, reverently, and within a well-held container.
- You sense that sacred medicines may deepen your connection with the Divine — a communion that can nurture healing, wholeness, creativity, and a more engaged, meaningful life.
- You’re longing to work with trauma, grief, or long-held patterns at a deeper, more embodied level.
- You want guidance in making sense of past psychedelic experiences or integrating insights that feel incomplete.
- You’re curious about microdosing as a spiritual or psychological support and want to approach it with intention rather than as a quick fix.
- You’re seeking a guide who can help weave together the emotional, somatic, and spiritual dimensions of your journey.
A note about psychedelic sacraments
I do not sell or commercially distribute any sacramental medicines. All sacrament-based work is offered exclusively through my role as a minister with the Congregation for Sacred Practices and under the protections afforded by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). My role is to steward the container, guide your process, and ensure the experience is held with reverence, safety, and integrity.
Internal Family Systems Counseling — Parts Work
For those called to meet their inner parts with compassion and curiosity, welcoming each one into more effective, gentler ways of feeling safe and moving through the world.
IFS is a powerful and tender form of inner healing — one that honors the many parts of you who have worked tirelessly to protect your heart. Each part carries its own story, its own strategy for survival, its own longing to be understood.
In this pathway, we slow down and listen together, creating the conditions where protectors can soften, exiles can be met with care, and your innate Self — calm, curious, compassionate— can lead the way toward healing and integration.
This path may be right for you if...
- You sense different parts inside you — one longing for closeness, another pulling away, another guarding a deeper ache.
- You feel overwhelmed and stuck when different parts pull you in opposite directions, leaving you unsure how to move forward.
- Old wounds, patterns, or attachment fears seem to surface in relationships, and you want to understand them with compassion rather than shame.
- A part of you is tired of managing everything alone and is ready for a more connected, resourced way of being.
- You want healing that doesn’t pathologize your inner world — healing that honors complexity as intelligence, not “brokenness.”
- You’re drawn to a gentler approach that invites curiosity, compassion, and genuine connection with your inner system.
A note about pacing and inner wisdom
IFS unfolds at a pace that feels truly safe for your system. We never push past a protector or override a boundary, and we never invite an exiled part forward until the system itself signals readiness. Ultimately, it is your Self-energy — calm, curious, and compassionate — that decides the pace.
Spiritual Companionship — Courting the Beloved
For those called to deepen their relationship with the Sacred, however they understand it.
Spiritual companionship is a practice of attentive listening — to your soul, to your longing, and to the still, soft voice and quiet movements of the Sacred in your life. It is an invitation to consider that there is something greater than you at work in your life.
In this pathway, we intentionally slow down to explore the signs, silences, openings, and questions that are inviting you into deeper connection and communion with the Beloved.
This path may be right for you if...
- You feel a longing to connect more intimately with the Sacred, but aren’t sure how to begin.
- You’re in a season of awakening, transition, or spiritual reorientation and want a grounded, compassionate companion.
- You’ve experienced moments of guidance, synchronicity, or presence and want help understanding how they speak to your life.
- You’re carrying wounds or confusion from past spiritual or religious experiences and want a gentler, more spacious way forward.
- You sense the Divine in nature, in silence, or in your own intuition but want to trust that experience more fully.
- You’re drawn to prayer, contemplation, or inner listening — or you’re simply curious about what might unfold if you made space for them.
A note about faith paths and belonging
All traditions, non-traditions, questions, and uncertainties are welcome here. This work is not about adopting a particular belief system — it is about helping you recognize, trust, and deepen your relationship with the Divine, that quiet “something greater,” in the way you understand and experience it.
Ketamine & Cannabis-Assisted Guidance
For those called to work with these sacraments in a sacred, intentional way that honors depth, safety, and the wisdom of the body
Ketamine and cannabis, when held in a reverent container, are not recreational experiences and not about “getting high.” These sacraments quiet the mind, open the inner senses, and invite you into a deeper relationship with your body and its truth.
In this pathway, we work slowly and intentionally, cultivating a relationship with these medicines while supporting your system to soften, unwind, and release the tensions and traumas that talk therapy alone often struggles to reach.
This path may be right for you if...
- You sense that talk-based approaches haven’t fully touched the deeper layers of your trauma, tension, or emotional patterns.
- You feel drawn to somatic work but need a safe, structured way to access the body’s wisdom.
- You’ve worked with ketamine or cannabis before and want more grounding, integration, or spiritual context.
- You struggle with overthinking, looping thoughts, or internal rigidity and want support accessing quieter inner states.
- You feel a longing to work with these sacraments in a way that is sacred, intentional, and grounded in deep care.
- You want a guide who can help you navigate what arises — emotionally, psychologically, and somatically — without pressure or agenda.
A note about Ketamine & Cannabis-Assisted Guidance
This work is not about seeking an altered state — it is about allowing what is already held in the body to come forward at its own pace. Trauma is often stored in the body, and both ketamine and cannabis can gently unlock the doors of resistance and unawareness, allowing the system to release what it has carried for too long. In this work, we don’t force, chase, or push; we listen, follow, and honor the body’s natural unfolding.
Somatic Release — Letting the Body Lead
For those called to address what talking alone cannot reach — the overwhelm and past experience stored in the body — and to trust the body’s natural capacity to unwind and lead the way forward.
Somatic release invites you into a quieter, more embodied way of paying attention — shifting awareness from thinking about your experience to sensing it directly in the body. It’s an invitation to notice subtle tensions, sensations, and movements, and to give the body space to release in its own way, often without needing to understand what’s happening.
In this pathway, we slow down to follow the breath, sensations, impulses, and subtle movements that reveal where your system is holding, bracing, and ready to let go.
This path may be right for you if...
- You sense that past overwhelming experiences — whether single incidents or chronic stress — may still be living in your body.
- You recognize that talking or trying to “figure it out” hasn’t fully touched what your body is carrying.
- You notice moments when you shut down, go blank, or go numb — as if something lives behind a veil that you can’t fully reach or access.
- You recognize signs of unresolved trauma in your body — chronic holding or bracing, a nervous system that moves quickly into fight/flight or freeze, or numbness that settles in when something feels overwhelming
- You’re drawn to embodied practices but want guidance in staying grounded, safe, and within your window of tolerance.
- You feel ready to meet your body not as a problem to fix, but as an intelligent system that knows how to release, heal, and move forward
A note about somatic release
Somatic release is the body’s natural way of completing what was once interrupted or held back. It often begins subtly — a gentle tremor in the muscles, a wave of warmth or cold, or an involuntary twitch. You might notice small shifts in posture, micro-movements, a change in the breath, or a sense of energy moving through places that once felt tight or numb. Your role is simply to stay present, follow what you’re sensing, and allow the body to guide the process.
Wilderness & Nature-Based Practice
For those called to step into the natural world as a place of revelation, attunement, and direct relationship with the Sacred.
The Sufi teacher Hazrat Inayat Khan once wrote that the holy book of nature is “the only sacred scripture written directly by the hand of God, with the power to enlighten the reader.” In this view, every stream, every leaf, every movement of wind through the trees is a page in a living manuscript — a scripture that reveals truth not through doctrine, but through presence.
In this pathway, we enter nature’s sacred manuscript not to escape, but to witness. We pay attention to what is revealed — the way a stream carves a path through resistance… the way it flows freely yet is contained by its banks; the way a tree holds both strength and flexibility; the way stillness gathers in the spaces between things. In this quiet, reflective space, nature becomes both companion and ally, offering guidance through its patterns, movements, and ways of being.
This path may be right for you if...
- You feel a deeper clarity, openness, or groundedness when you are outdoors, and sense that the natural world reveals things your mind cannot.
- You’re drawn to the idea of nature as a living scripture — a place where wisdom arises directly, without interpretation or doctrine.
- You want to explore inner work (IFS, somatic listening, contemplation, or quiet ceremony) in a setting that feels more spacious and elemental.
- You long for a slower rhythm, one shaped by wind, water, sunlight, and silence — a rhythm that invites the nervous system to settle and breathe.
- You’ve noticed that insights, emotions, or long-held tensions surface differently when your roof is the sky and your floor is the earth.
- You feel called to a deeper immersion — a half-day, full day, or multi-day journey — to step beyond daily life and listen more closely to what is moving within and around you.
A note about wilderness as a container
This is not wilderness therapy in a clinical sense, and it is not a retreat in the formal sense. It is a way of entering into relationship with the Sacred as it is expressed through the living world. The natural environment becomes part of the container — softening the mind, opening the senses, and offering a kind of spaciousness that allows deeper layers of emotion, intuition, and knowing to emerge.
We follow what the land offers.
We listen for what arises when the nervous system settles.
We allow the Beloved to speak through silence, pattern, rhythm, and presence.