FAQ
General Questions About the Church
No, we embrace inclusivity and welcome members of all backgrounds and beliefs, as long as they align with our core principles of healing, doing no harm, interconnectedness, and the path of truth, light, and love.
Membership involves completing an application, attending an informational session, and agreeing to the church’s core principles. Members must also agree to use sacraments responsibly and in alignment with the principle of “do no harm.”
Questions About Psacrement
PSACRAMENT is the church’s auxiliary that provides members with access to sacred sacraments, including psilocybin mushrooms. It is dedicated to ensuring these sacraments are safe, high-quality, and responsibly cultivated.
Psilocybin mushrooms are a primary sacrament because of their profound healing potential. They allow members to commune with their higher selves, release trauma, and deepen spiritual growth. By focusing on psilocybin, we ensure a spiritually and physically responsible chain of custody.
Sacraments are provided exclusively to members of the church who have completed our onboarding process, agree to informed consent, and accept psilocybin as a part of their religious or spiritual practice.
Sacraments are intended for personal spiritual ceremonies conducted with respect and intention. Members are provided with education and guidelines for safe and effective use in alignment with the church’s principles.
No, sacraments are considered sacred tools for spiritual growth and healing. They are not provided for recreational use and must be used in accordance with our spiritual and ethical guidelines.
Practical and Logistical Questions
The church operates both in-person and online. Our physical location hosts services, consultations, and community events, while our online platform provides education and support for members worldwide.
All sacraments are cultivated and prepared in-house under strict safety and quality standards. Members receive detailed guidelines on safe use and access to aftercare resources.
Members have access to spiritual guidance, educational materials, and aftercare support to ensure their healing journey is safe, effective, and in alignment with the church’s principles.
Sacraments are intended for personal spiritual ceremonies conducted with respect and intention. Members are provided with education and guidelines for safe and effective use in alignment with the church’s principles.
Membership fees help sustain the church’s mission and operations. Sacraments are provided at a minimal cost to cover cultivation and preparation expenses. Financial assistance may be available for those in need.
legal and ethical questions
Yes, the Church of Healing Manifested operates within the legal framework of a religious organization. Our sacraments are provided in accordance with our religious and spiritual practices.
The church emphasizes informed consent, responsible use, and the principle of “do no harm.” Members are educated on safe and respectful practices and must adhere to these guidelines as part of their membership.
No, the church is open to all individuals who align with our principles and commit to the responsible use of sacraments.
Questions About Worship Practices
Our worship practices are centered around sound healing and the sacred use of entheogens. These practices honor our belief in the interconnectedness of all life and the divine within each of us. Worship replaces traditional sermons or teachings with collective experiences, allowing members to receive personal insights directly from Creation.
Sound healing uses harmonic resonance, particularly through singing bowls, to facilitate spiritual cleansing and divine connection. The frequencies produced by these instruments bypass the limits of human language, opening channels for divine “downloads” and aligning members with universal consciousness.
Singing bowls create harmonic frequencies that resonate deeply with the human spirit, fostering alignment with divine vibrations. These collective experiences serve as meditative acts of worship, enabling members to connect with the divine without relying on spoken language.
Entheogens are natural substances like psilocybin mushrooms that have been revered across cultures for their ability to deepen spiritual awareness and promote emotional healing. In our church, they are used with intention and respect, offering members transformative experiences that align them with divine truth and cosmic healing.
They can be practiced independently or together, depending on the member’s spiritual needs. Combining these practices can amplify their transformative power, fostering a profound connection to the divine and enhancing the healing process.
No. Instead of sermons, our worship focuses on direct experiences with divine resonance and consciousness. Members are encouraged to receive personal insights from these practices, making worship an individualized yet interconnected journey.
Questions About the Church’s Beliefs
We believe that the universe is fractal in nature, meaning each individual is a reflection of the whole. This understanding underscores our belief in interconnectedness and our sacred responsibility to heal ourselves and contribute to the collective well-being of Creation.
Sound healing aligns with our belief in vibration and frequency as fundamental to existence. Singing bowls produce frequencies that resonate with the divine vibration, nurturing the divinity within each of us and promoting personal and cosmic healing.
The divine frequency is the vibrational resonance of Creation or God. Through sound healing, members align themselves with this frequency, fostering spiritual growth, cleansing, and connection to universal consciousness.
Entheogens are viewed as sacred tools that Creation has provided for healing and spiritual awakening. They allow members to access deeper layers of self-awareness, emotional healing, and divine connection, making them integral to our worship practices.
oms that have been revered across cultures for their ability to deepen spiritual awareness and promote emotional healing. In our church, they are used with intention and respect, offering members transformative experiences that align them with divine truth and cosmic healing.
Questions About Membership and Participation
No. Members are not required to use entheogens. While they are a central sacrament of the church, participation in sound healing or other spiritual practices can also foster growth and healing.
We provide education on proper dosing, set and setting, and guidelines for responsible use. Members must agree to use entheogens with respect and in alignment with our principle of “do no harm.”
Absolutely. Sound healing is a standalone form of worship and a deeply transformative practice that does not require the use of entheogens.
oms that have been revered across cultures for their ability to deepen spiritual awareness and promote emotional healing. In our church, they are used with intention and respect, offering members transformative experiences that align them with divine truth and cosmic healing.
A typical session involves meditative practices with singing bowls, creating harmonic frequencies that promote relaxation, clarity, and alignment with divine vibrations. Members are encouraged to reflect and receive personal insights during the session.
No. Worship practices can be done individually or as part of a group. The church supports both personal ceremonies and collective worship experiences.
Questions About the Role of PSACRAMENT in Worship
PSACRAMENT provides safe, high-quality entheogens for members to use as sacraments in their personal spiritual practices or in combination with church-led worship. This ensures consistency, safety, and spiritual integrity.
While many natural entheogens and their derivatives are accepted as valid sacrament, psilocybin is the most practical form of sacrament that the church can safely and reliably produce in-house ensuring maximum safety and a spiritually sound chain of custody for our member’s sacraments. Also psilocybin is among the most approachable forms of sacrament for new-comers, while also being recognized for their profound ability to promote healing and spiritual growth. They align with the church’s mission to provide transformative tools for self-discovery and communion with the divine.
Sacraments are used with respect and intention to enhance worship practices. Members are guided to use them in proper set and setting, often alongside sound healing or other spiritual practices, for maximum spiritual benefit.
Questions About Healing Practices
We believe that healing oneself is a sacred responsibility and a spiritual act that aligns individuals with their highest purpose. Healing contributes not only to personal well-being but also to the healing of families, communities, and the world.
Members begin by committing to self-reflection, education, and the exploration of tools provided by the church, including sound healing, sacraments, and community support. Guidance is available to help members navigate their personal healing paths.
Trauma is seen as a barrier to spiritual alignment. Healing from trauma through spiritual practices, sound healing, and entheogens helps members reconnect with their true selves and contribute to collective healing.
We provide resources like aftercare guides, community support, and spiritual mentorship to help members process emotions and integrate their healing experiences into their daily lives.
Yes. Healing practices are flexible and designed to accommodate the unique spiritual and emotional needs of each member. Whether through sound healing, sacrament use, or other tools, members are encouraged to follow what resonates with their personal journey.
Questions About Sound Healing
Sound healing works by aligning individuals with harmonic frequencies that promote relaxation, spiritual cleansing, and divine connection. It bypasses mental barriers, allowing deeper insights and healing.
How long do sound healing sessions typically last?
No prior experience is needed. Members are simply encouraged to come with an open mind and heart to receive the benefits of the practice.
We provide resources like aftercare guides, community support, and spiritual mentorship to help members process emotions and integrate their healing experiences into their daily lives.
Yes. Healing practices are flexible and designed to accommodate the unique spiritual and emotional needs of each member. Whether through sound healing, sacrament use, or other tools, members are encouraged to follow what resonates with their personal journey.
Questions About Entheogen Use
The church provides education on proper set and setting, dosage, and spiritual preparation to ensure sacrament use is safe, respectful, and effective.
“Set” refers to the mindset and emotional state of the individual, while “setting” refers to the physical and social environment. Both are crucial for ensuring a safe and transformative entheogenic experience.
No. Entheogens are not suitable for individuals with certain health conditions or mental health challenges. The church encourages members to consult healthcare professionals and follow its informed consent guidelines.
In the Church of Healing Manifested, we don’t believe in “bad trips.” Instead, we refer to these moments as “challenging experiences.” Even when the journey feels difficult or uncomfortable, it holds the potential for profound lessons, insights, and transformation. These experiences often serve as messages from the universe (or God), highlighting areas of your life or inner self that need attention, healing, or growth.
Approaching challenging experiences with openness and curiosity can reveal truths about yourself, helping you move toward a more balanced and harmonious state. Support is available from the church to help you process and integrate these experiences into your journey of healing and spiritual alignment.
Questions About Membership
Yes, members must be at least 18 years old to join and participate in the use of sacraments. Age verification is required during the onboarding process.
This requirement aligns with societal norms that recognize 18 as the age of legal adulthood—granting individuals the autonomy to make significant decisions, such as serving in the military or voting. Similarly, we believe that at this age, individuals are capable of making informed and responsible choices about their spiritual practices, healing journeys, and how they connect with their faith.
Yes. The church is inclusive and respects diverse spiritual paths as long as members align with its core principles of healing, interconnectedness, and “do no harm.”
Members must uphold the church’s principles, act responsibly with sacraments, and contribute to the community’s well-being.
Yes. The church offers online resources, virtual worship opportunities, and remote access to educational materials to support members worldwide.
Approaching challenging experiences with openness and curiosity can reveal truths about yourself, helping you move toward a more balanced and harmonious state. Support is available from the church to help you process and integrate these experiences into your journey of healing and spiritual alignment.
Questions About Community and Participation
The Church of Healing Manifested operates as a religious organization, adhering to all relevant legal and ethical standards. Sacraments are provided exclusively for religious and spiritual use by members.
Members must agree to use sacraments responsibly, with respect for themselves and others, and in alignment with the principle of “do no harm.”
Yes. The church respects the privacy of its members and keeps all personal information and participation records strictly confidential.
Questions About Community and Participation
The church hosts events like sound healing sessions, educational workshops, and service projects. Members can also connect through online forums and support groups.
Yes. Members are encouraged to participate in outreach initiatives, sound healing events, and other service projects to give back to the community.
Yes, as long as they respect the church’s practices and guidelines. However, sacrament use is reserved for members only.
