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Welcome to the Temple of Eden

Assisting in spiritual rebirths…

The Temple of Eden is a community of spiritualist who seek communion with Divine Creation. Our Sacrament, 5-MEO-DMT, is a powerful entheogen (divine medicine) derived from the Sonoran Desert Toad, Bufo Alvarius. We believe that the ceremonial use of this Sacrament makes connection with Divine Source possible. Temple of Eden offers the Sacrament to all who are ready. We are a place to nourish our souls. A place of peace and healing. A place for deeper connection with Earth, the Cosmos, our ancestors, and our profound Inner-Self. We welcome all who feel called to join us in experiencing this source of Divine Power.

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You don’t have to participate in ceremony to join our cause. We provide our sacrament free-of-charge to all who seek healing. Your contribution covers expenses of the Temple of Eden and our skilled facilitators.

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Refund Policy

As a nonprofit religious organization, all contributions, donations, and ceremony registrations are nonrefundable. Due to the extensive preparation, staffing, logistical planning, and limited availability associated with each ceremony, we are unable to offer refunds for any reason.
 
In the event that a participant is unable to attend, eligible funds may be applied as a credit toward a future ceremony in accordance with our cancellation and rescheduling policies.
 
By registering for a ceremony, retreat, training, or event, you acknowledge and agree to this policy.
 
CANCELLATION, RESCHEDULING, AND NO-SHOW POLICY
Due to limited ceremony capacity and the sacred preparation involved in each event, we kindly ask that participants honor their commitment once registered.
 
Rescheduling Requests Participants who request to reschedule within seven (7) days of their scheduled ceremony date will be assessed a $150 rebooking fee. This policy applies without exception, as last-minute cancellations often prevent us from offering the space to another participant.
 
No-Show Policy Participants who fail to attend their scheduled ceremony without prior notice (“No Show”) forfeit their registration and any associated credits. No-show participants must complete a new registration and pay the full contribution amount to attend a future ceremony.
 
Late Arrivals Participants who arrive significantly late may be denied entry if the ceremony has already begun in order to preserve the integrity and safety of the ceremonial container.
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Medical & Ethical Harvesting Disclaimers

To ensure your alignment, preparation, and profound safety during our sessions, please review the medical guidelines, protocols, and absolute contraindications for our sacred offerings below.

MEDICAL DISCLAIMER
The Temple of Eden and its representatives are not licensed medical professionals and do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or healthcare services.
 
Any information shared before, during, or after ceremony is offered solely for educational, spiritual, and informational purposes and should not be interpreted as medical advice.
 
Participants should never discontinue, adjust, or modify prescribed medications without first consulting their prescribing physician or qualified healthcare provider. Participation in ceremony is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any physical or mental health condition.
 
By participating, you acknowledge that you are responsible for your own healthcare decisions and agree to consult appropriate medical professionals regarding any medical concerns, conditions, or medications.

The Temple of Eden is committed to the ethical, sustainable, and responsible sourcing of all sacramental medicines. All sacramental materials are obtained through trusted sources that prioritize environmental stewardship, conservation and humane practices. We do not support exploitative harvesting methods and strive to honor the plants, animals, ecosystems, and cultures connected to these sacred sacraments.