Mission Statement:
We are a non denominational church with an animistic approach focusing on healing through the utilization of indigenous teachings and medicines of the plant kingdom. JOIN NOW for free:
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eremony opens for enrollment. Temple of the Sacred Heart
We operate under Inner Goddess Retreats, Inc non profit organization. Mission for the Church
We are a non denominational church with an animistic approach focusing on healing through the utilization of indigenous teachings and medicines of the plant kingdom. Charter/Doctrine of the church
We are all children of the same universe. We provide a space and platform for support, healing and teachings through our many practices. These practices are including, but not limited to:
Entheogenic Herbalism
Plant Medicine Practices
Yogic Philosophy
Eastern Arts and Philosophy
Meditation
Ayurveda
Reiki
Goddess/Divine Feminine
Wiccan Practice
Traditional Christianity
Celtic Christianity
Shamanic Healing
Druidism
Eckankar
Universal Unitarianism
Native American Wisdom
Animistic and Earth Rituals
Quantum Physics
We are inclusive to all peoples, are advocates and allies of LGBTQA, and further reinforce beliefs and practices in:
Alchemical Healing
Astrology
Tarot
Angelic Healing
Energetics
Tantra/Tantrika
Indigenous practices
Gnosticism
Taoism
Medical Herbalism
Kabbalah
Vitalist Herbalism
Buddhism
For reasons of Consciousness our church elects to support the right to choose what we will and will not place into our own bodies. This includes but is not limited to: vaccines, particular foods, substances, pharmaceuticals and the like.
“Is it too much to hope that a system of education may someday be devised, which shall give results, in terms of human development, commensurate with the time, money, energy and devotion expended? In such a system of education it may be that mescaline or some other chemical substance may play a part by making it possible for young people to “taste and see” what they have learned about at second hand…in the writings of the religious, or the works of poets, painters and musicians.”
