Psanctuary – The Sacred Mushroom Church

In the church's own words, Psanctuary is "an inter-tradition church built on growing together with a sincere sacred mushroom practice rooted in spiritual autonomy":

We are a non-profit mushroom church and psilocybin is our sacrament. Unlike anything else in the psychedelic ecosystem, Psanctuary offers a model centered on spiritual autonomy, peer support, and communal care. No gurus or celebrity shamans here. Just a sincere community, sharing wisdom.

_{From psanctuary.org. The church's standing is set out in its own legal notice.}

The church's home is psanctuary.org: Sunday service, membership, courses, ceremonies and events all live there. On GitHub, the church holds two organizations, each with its own purpose:

psanctuarychurch (you're here)	The church's professional face on GitHub: its official home here, with an open record of everything built for it.
psanctuary · Ethereal Offering	The decentralized, playful dimension: experiments in tools the community can own, a DAO and tokens of gratitude among the ideas being explored. The church is its steward.

Mycelium is the part of a mushroom you rarely see: threads beneath the forest floor that carry what one tree has to another. The church's GitHub home works the same way. It stewards Psanctuary · Ethereal Offering, the playful, community-owned side, and it shares one way of working (proposals that ask, procedures that do, reading rooms that show, a welcome deck that walks you in) with sibling houses the same helpers serve, each in its own colour and in its own words.

flowchart LR
  PC(("Psanctuary Church<br/>steward")) --- EO["Psanctuary ·<br/>Ethereal Offering"]
  PC -. "shared ways of working" .- THEF["The Holy Earth<br/>Foundation"]
  PC -. "shared ways of working" .- PIR["Psychedelics<br/>in Recovery"]
  PC -. "shared ways of working" .- ORG["O-R-G"]

_{The Holy Earth Foundation · Psychedelics in Recovery · O-R-G · Psanctuary. Each house keeps its own decisions; nothing is merged between them.}

Where	What you'll find
Entry portal	The church's front door on GitHub: the latest changes, who made them, and the way into everything below.
AstroLog	The front porch of the church's record: what changed, how it works, and who did the work.
Changelog	Dated, plain-language entries, newest first, each with the full story folded underneath.
Library	Longer write-ups on how these pages are built, and why.
Map	Every place these pages lead, each with a picture of where it goes.
Ledger	Every public change to the code, in plain words, grouped by day and by kind. Refreshed daily.
Donate	Giving through psanctuary.org, receipts and taxes in the church's own words, a thank-you list, and a wallet preview.
Pledge	A pledge of support, signed with a wallet: free, nothing sent, nothing recorded, no counts.
Roadmap	Where these pages are headed, without dates.
Sustainability	What keeps them running, and the plan for them to outlive any one person.
Contacts	Every way to reach the church: info@psanctuary.org, the contact form, and its channels.
Member community	The church's member network on Mighty Networks: one link to join or sign in.
Social previews	How to refresh link previews in Telegram, LinkedIn, Facebook and more, and which pages have their own share image.

Every page here shares one arrival kit: choose a light (Candlelight is the church's own), a pace and a contrast when you arrive, press / to search, tap the book for reading mode, and see what's new since your last visit.

How the church's GitHub home decides, does and explains its work, each page with a PDF beside it.

	Where	What you'll find
	Welcome deck (html, markdown)	Start here. Seven stops from "no GitHub account" to "I read, I answer, and my helper reads with me", and who to ask.
	Public reading room	The front page anyone can open: Start here, the procedures marked public, the decks, and the door to the members' room.
	Members' reading room	The church's proposals, procedures and decks together, for members signed in through the readers team (anyone else sees a 404).
	SOP-COM-001 New to GitHub: your first hour (members' room)	Your own account and password, two-factor sign-in, the invitation, five words, the reading room, a helper.
	Procedures, public copy	This is how we do it now: the nine procedures every house shares, filled in for the church, with PDFs (listed; they arrive with the first sync).
	Proposals (members' room)	Should we? One folder, one page, a PDF beside it, a decisions log.
	Decks	Every slide walk-through, as PDF, HTML and the markdown it was made from.
	Gitmoji	How commits are titled here: one gitmoji and a type, :memo: docs(scope): subject.

Proposals and the members' room are for members: ask the technical steward for access, as the welcome deck's last slide explains.

• CONTACTS.md: every way to reach the church
• ONBOARDING.md: joined the organization? start here: two-factor login, connecting your AI helper, and how we work
• CONTRIBUTING.md: how to contribute, with care for what's sacred, and how commits are titled (Gitmoji)
• SECURITY.md: reporting a security problem
• SOCIAL-PREVIEWS.md: how to refresh link previews, and which pages have their own share image

• Code: MIT, see LICENSE
• Written content (docs, changelog and library prose, READMEs): CC BY-SA 4.0, see LICENSE-CONTENT
• The Psanctuary name, logos and marks: not covered by either license, see TRADEMARKS.md

_{Gathered from psanctuary.org's own words. The church is welcome to reshape this space whenever it's ready.}