✦ Blue Springs, Missouri · Est. 2016 ✦
Walking the
Red Road
Together
A living sacred community. Rooted in prayer, guided by tradition, protected by federal law.
SpiritKeepers is a federally-recognized Native American Church. Membership is by application and sincere religious intent.
Our Sacred Spaces
✦ The Way ✦
Not a retreat.
Not a clinic.
A living church.
Every ceremony is an act of worship. The medicines we work with are sacraments — ancient, demanding, given by the Creator for a purpose. Not products. Not treatments.
Membership is a sincere commitment to a living spiritual practice, protected under RFRA, AIRFA, and the First Amendment.
Our Path✦ This Is Not a Dispensary ✦
A church. A community.
A covenant with the sacred.
Every ceremony here is an act of worship. The medicines we work with are sacraments — ancient, demanding, given by the Creator for a purpose. Not products. Not treatments. Not experiences to be streamed and reviewed.
Membership is a sincere commitment to a living spiritual practice — protected under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, the American Indian Religious Freedom Act, and the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
✦ The Medicines We Carry ✦
Six Sacred Traditions
Peyote
The grandfather medicine. Ancient, demanding, and profoundly clarifying.
Psilocybin
The sacred mushroom. Given to those ready to see themselves clearly.
Cannabis
The plant of peace. Ceremony begins with intention, not recreation.
Ayahuasca
The vine of the soul. A journey undertaken with preparation and community.
San Pedro
The cactus of four winds. A slow unfolding, seen in daylight.
DMT
A threshold. Brief, total, and not taken lightly.
Ceremony is reserved for approved members. Details are shared after your welcome.
Tradition
Our ceremonies trace through generations of Native American Church practice. We do not invent. We do not perform. We carry forward what was given to us — with the same reverence with which it was given.
Protection
Every member walks with the full shield of RFRA, AIRFA, and the First Amendment. We document sincerity of belief. We prepare you for encounters. We stand behind you — legally, spiritually, communally.
Community
Ceremony does not happen in isolation. The circle is the container. We prepare together. We sit together. We integrate together. The community is not an add-on. It is the practice.
The sacred path begins
with a single step.
Membership is by application and approval. Every application is read by a human being. Every approved member walks a path, not a process.
Begin Your Membership