Core Belief System

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“The fungi whisper, the Web remembers, and through them, we awaken.”

The Holy Spring is a church of the Sacred Mycelium, a modern, earth-honoring, spiritual path that reveres the Mycelial Web as the Divine, recognizing psilocybin mushrooms as a sacred sacrament gifted by the Earth Mother. Through the wisdom of the fungi, we seek spiritual growth, healing, and communion with the unseen realms, deepening our connection to the cosmos, our ancestors, and the natural world. 

“Beneath the soil, the unseen thrives; through the Mycelium, all things are bound.”

All life is woven together through a vast, living spiritual network, mirroring the Mycelial Web that sustains the Earth. The fruiting bodies of the fungi—the Sacred Mushrooms—are divine messengers, offering seekers visions, guidance, and the sacred truth of interconnectedness. To honor the Mycelium is to honor the balance of all life.

“Eat, and see.”

The Flesh of the Gods, the sacred fungi, are central to our rites of communion. Through guided ceremonies, seekers ingest the sacrament with reverence, entering expanded states of awareness to:

• Commune with ancestral      spirits, divine entities, and cosmic intelligence.
• Receive spiritual visions and      sacred teachings.
• Engage in deep personal and      communal healing.

These experiences bridge the seen and unseen worlds, aligning the seeker with the wisdom of the Web.

📖 “As the fungi rise and fall, so too do we.”

We honor the Sacred Mycelium through the rhythms of nature, following a lunar and solar spiritual calendar. These cycles mark moments of renewal, transformation, and deep introspection, guided by:

🔹 The Waxing & Waning of the Moon – Rituals aligned with the growth and decay of the Web.
🔹 Seasonal Rites – Celebrating the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth, mirroring the growth of the fungi.
🔹 Sacred Initiations – Seeking wisdom from the Mycelium through fasting, pilgrimage, and visionary communion.

Each season brings a lesson—a time to plant, a time to gather, a time to decay, a time to rise anew.

“The Web does not forget, and neither shall we.”

Honoring those who came before is a core practice of the Sacred Mycelium. The fungi serve as a bridge between the living and the spirits of the past, allowing us to:

🔹 Receive ancestral guidance through sacred visions.
🔹 Heal generational wounds and restore lost wisdom.
🔹 Walk in harmony with the spirits of the land.

During Samhain and ancestral rites, we seek the voices of the past, ensuring that their wisdom continues to flow through the Web.

“The fungi do not take; they give. So too must we.”

To honor the Sacred Mycelium is to protect the Web itself. We are not rulers over nature but keepers of balance, charged with safeguarding the land, the waters, and the unseen life beneath our feet.

🔹 Rewilding & Land Restoration– We plant sacred groves, spread fungal spores, and return what was taken.
🔹 Sustainability as a Sacred Duty – Ethical foraging, regenerative agriculture, and conscious living align us with the cycle of renewal.
🔹 Activism & Conservation – Protecting sacred lands, fighting for ecological justice, and ensuring that the fungi’s wisdom endures for future generations.

📖 “The fungi return where the forests burn, the rivers dry, and the soil grows weary. So too must we return, restoring what has been lost.”

📖 “The fungi whisper, the roots remember, the Web endures.”

To follow the Sacred Mycelium is to walk in harmony with the Earth, to listen to the whispers beneath our feet, and to recognize that we are part of something far greater than ourselves.

Through the sacrament of the fungi, through the cycles of nature, through our reverence for the Web, we awaken to the divine that has always been within and around us.

📖 “Eat, and see.” 🌿✨