Sacred Ceremony

The ceremony begins with an opening circle where participants are introduced, intentions are shared, and essential questions are addressed. A guided meditation follows to prepare the mind and body for the altered state. Sound tools are used to support energetic release, alongside live vocals to ground the space or invoke guiding energies, and a carefully curated musical score designed to support emotional movement and depth.

The majority of the journey unfolds with instrumentals, with participants resting on individual mats and wearing eye masks to support inward focus. The ceremony closes with a transmission, and sound bath. Fresh fruit is then offered for grounding, followed by a closing sharing circle to support integration and connection.

In a private journey, participants receive more individualized attention, and the session concludes with Holistic Bodywork, which includes clothed Thai massage, stretching, and compression.

In a group ceremony, participants experience a sense of unity, empathy, and connection. These ceremonies include opening and closing sharing circles, accompanied by fresh fruit and snacks. Group Ceremonies include a pre and post-ceremony Zoom call.

Both options provide valuable opportunities for deep self-understanding, and neither is inherently superior.

Sacred Ceremony is a single, masterfully held group psilocybin journey. It’s designed to support emotional release, insight, and reconnection in a ceremonial setting.

The Psychedelic Recode™ is a 9-week guided container built for full-system change. It includes preparation, two ceremonies, weekly check-ins, and integration so the shift becomes your new baseline in real life.

The Psychedelic Recode is priced appropriately because it’s designed to be done once. This is not a repeating experience, it’s a full collapse and recode of the outdated internal pattern that’s been running your life. When that structure changes, everything downstream improves.

The investment isn’t just for the 9 weeks. It pays dividends for the rest of your life.

We supply a comprehensive guide on preparing for the ceremony. It is recommended that 3-9 days before the event, participants follow a whole food diet free of processed foods to help clear both physical and mental clutter. Additionally, practicing breathwork and meditation during this period is advised to enhance the experience.

While some participants may encounter challenging states during the experience, these moments are often integral to self-awareness and emotional processing. The facilitator is equipped with a range of supportive tools, including energetic support, clearing techniques, breath guidance, vocal anchoring, and grounding practices to assist participants as needed throughout the journey.

Please ensure you have arranged transportation, as each participant must sign a safety agreement agreeing not to operate a motor vehicle for up to 12 hours after the session.

For safety and care considerations, this work is not suitable for individuals currently taking lithium or opioid medications, or for those with a history of psychosis, bipolar disorder, mania, or schizophrenia. If you’re unsure whether this applies to you, please reach out so we can help you find appropriate support.

With antidepressants, there is a risk of serotonin syndrome, which can be uncomfortable but typically subsides. We recommend discussing a plan to taper down your medication with your doctor or therapist.

While there are no contraindications with anti-anxiety medications, they may diminish the effects of psilocybin.

Not a frequently asked question, however, it is important to have awareness around:

Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (HPPD) is a rare condition in which perceptual disturbances continue after the effects of a psychedelic substance have ended. While it can occur with various mind-altering substances, it is considered extremely uncommon.

Across five years of facilitating monthly group ceremonies and weekly one-on-one sessions—approximately 1,380 sessions total—HPPD has not been observed in this practice. It was only raised when an individual shared a personal experience of developing symptoms years earlier following independent use, which have since improved.

In this work, only one participant has taken longer than typical—approximately one to two weeks—to feel fully grounded again. Most participants report returning to baseline, often with increased clarity or stability, within one to two days.

When integration feels challenging, it is usually related less to the medicine itself and more to how individuals relate to the emotions, insights, or life changes that surface afterward.

LEARN MORE ABOUT HPPD: Third Wave Podcast

Take time to rest, recover, and rejuvenate for a day or two after the ceremony. You may experience decreased energy, a headache from mental processing, or feel emotionally drained for the next 24 hours. Some individuals may also feel scattered and confused. Continue following the dieta for an additional 3-9 days as your body detoxes, allowing your body and mind to recalibrate without worry—you are exactly where you need to be. Complete the integration journal prompts, or book an integration call with Eddy.

Following his brother’s passing, Eddy traveled to Peru as a guest at a retreat center. During his time there, the team recognized his capacity for integration and invited him to train as a facilitator.

He accepted and went on to lead multiple retreats, working closely with Shaman elders in Peru over a six-month period. He later became the lead facilitator, supporting and training new facilitators as they joined the team.

From 2017 onward, his work continued to deepen.

During Ontario’s first lockdown, Eddy curated a personal ceremonial process that clarified how to work with psilocybin in a more precise, intentional, and integrated way. Since then, he has facilitated journeys for over a thousand individuals, earning trust through a grounded, structured, and integration-focused approach.