Honoring the lineages
This app draws on knowledge carried by indigenous cultures for millennia — Mazatec, Quechua, Shipibo, Huichol, Bwiti, and many others. We honor these lineages and the wisdom keepers who have preserved these traditions through centuries of persecution.
We encourage all users to seek out traditional practitioners, support indigenous communities, and approach these medicines with the respect they deserve.
5% of all subscription revenue is donated to organizations supporting indigenous rights, cultural preservation, and ethical psychedelic research.
5% of all subscription revenue is donated to these organizations
Bridging indigenous and scientific communities in psychedelic research
Indigenous reciprocity, cultural preservation, research ethics
Visit website →International Center for Ethnobotanical Education, Research & Service
Ethnobotanical research, legal defense, indigenous rights
Visit website →Legal advocacy for Native American rights, including religious freedom
Legal defense, tribal sovereignty, religious freedom
Visit website →Supporting indigenous-led psychedelic research and healing
Indigenous healing traditions, community-led research
Visit website →Named partners are recipients of the reciprocity pledge. Being listed here does not imply that these organizations endorse Spirit Lodge or its practices.
We commit to publishing an annual reciprocity report documenting donations made in the previous calendar year: recipient, amount, date, and transaction reference. The first report will be published on or before March 31, 2027, covering the period from Spirit Lodge's launch through December 31, 2026.
No donations have been made yet — the reciprocity pledge activates with the first subscription revenue. Once activated, donations will be made on a quarterly cadence and disclosed here at year-end.