An Earth-centered, Nature-based Entheogenic Spiritual Collective.
About Us
We are a collection of spiritual seekers who are co-creating the loving spiritual community we’ve always envisioned. We believe that each person possesses their own Inner Divinity, and that accessing it can be facilitated by the use of Entheogenic Sacraments.
Jonathan Peeblson
Board President, Founding Clergy Member
Jonathan is an herbalist, ecological designer, and entheogenic facilitator. He has operated a local botanical consultation business, and practiced community-based herbalism, permaculture, and plant-spirit healing since 2009. Currently he is the Community Facilitator at Dawnstar Lodge - Healing Arts Community Center, a Chapter Board Member at Decriminalize Nature Montana, Missoula, and a community educator, advocate, and herbalist at Foxcraft Botanica.
He studied Applied Arts and Design at The Art Institute of Vancouver, and Environmental and Sustainability Studies (BA) at University of Montana, as well as an apprenticeship in Community Herbal/Botanical Medicine at Cascadia Permaculture Institute. He has extensive training in yoga/meditation, traditional ecological knowledge, and conscious death and dying.
Rain is from the Anishinaabemowin and Ho-Chunk lands of southern Wisconsin, calling the Salish-Kootenai lands of Missoula home since 2010. She is a lifelong explorer of spiritual awareness and practices with an Indigenous worldview. She has a longing to help reconnect culture with community/individual strength and a respect for the wisdom of Nature.
In 2012, Rain spent time in the Peruvian Amazon volunteering and studying Indigenous practices and Entheogenic healers (plants) with Roman Hanis of the Paititi Institute. She has studied Yogic philosophy and practices with Corrine and Matthew Andrews (Shrāddha Yoga). She studied studio art and cultural anthropology at the University of Minnesota-Morris, with an emphasis on Native American and nomadic cultures. She is a self-taught forager, herbalist, permaculturalist, poet, jack of all trades, and is always committed to learning more.
Rain
Board Secretary, Clergy Member
All image credits go to Marshall Hibbard