Magic mushroom pastor has open his new church in San Francisco

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It may not be standard prep work for a new church. Still, the soon-to-open SoMa facility is no ordinary chapel: It's the second location of the Church of Ambrosia, an interfaith organization dedicated to expanding public access to psychedelic mushrooms. Buy psychedelics online

Hodges has bigger fears than the church's being overwhelmed by opening-day crowds. There's a chance the cops could shut the whole thing down and arrest Hodges on his first day since the drugs he considers a religious sacrament are illegal under local, state, and federal laws. But it's worth taking legal risks to spread his religion to him. Psilocybe Azurescens Dried For Sale

Yes, there is a risk. But for me, it's defending access to God, Hodges told SFGATE. We are dealing with a new city, and I won't be surprised if they raid us. But that means a new court case. Psychedelics for sale

Hodges is the founder of the Church of Ambrosia. This nondenominational religious organization believes cannabis and psilocybin mushrooms are divine sacraments that allow humans to connect with gods. The Church of Ambrosia currently has one church in Oakland called Zide Door. Any adult can join the church for a $5 monthly fee, which allows them to buy psilocybin mushrooms and unregulated, tax-free pots.dried psilocybe azurescens

Hodges gained international attention after the local police raided Zide Door in 2020 for allegedly illegally selling cannabis. But the raid didn't slow the church down: It now has more than 80,000 members, according to Hodges.

Hallucinogenic drugs like magic mushrooms have been a part of religious practices around the globe for thousands of years, especially in Indigenous cultures. In America, psychedelic mysticism is rapidly gaining popularity, attracting people from every creed and spiritual tradition. dried psilocybe azurescens

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