Ceremonial Ketamine Journey

A ceremonial journey to interrupt repetitive thought, shift entrenched patterns, and open new possibilities for how you experience your life.

You have lived with the noise of your own mind for long enough. You know what it is like to lie awake thinking through the same problem again and again, replaying conversations, anticipating what could go wrong, and searching for the answer that will finally make everything feel manageable. You try to think your way out of feelings, relationships, decisions, memories, and circumstances that keep circling back, until thinking itself becomes exhausting.

Your body carries the tension, your attention becomes consumed by what needs to be figured out, and your ability to step back, see clearly, and experience something different becomes harder to access.

A ceremonial ketamine journey gives you the opportunity to step outside those familiar loops. Sublingual ketamine, when prescribed by your medical doctor, can alter ordinary patterns of perception and create a temporary sense of distance from habitual thought, emotion, and self-reference. For some people, that distance makes it possible to see their lives from a different perspective and experience possibilities that were difficult to access through ordinary thinking.

This is where ceremony matters. You are not simply taking ketamine and seeing what happens. You enter a carefully prepared space with a clear intention, guidance, prayer, ritual, and ongoing care, and I remain with you throughout the experience. The medicine, the environment, the ceremony, your body, and the time we share all become part of the journey.

The experience can create more space around thoughts that have felt relentless and make feelings that have been difficult to approach easier to experience. Old perspectives can loosen, and a problem you have been trying to solve for years can look completely different from another vantage point.

You may come to understand something about yourself that you could not see before, experience a profound sense of connection, relief, love, forgiveness, or possibility, remember what matters to you, or see a relationship, decision, grief, or life circumstance with greater clarity.

The purpose is not to chase a particular experience. The purpose is to create enough space for something true to emerge and then give that experience somewhere to go.

That is why the ceremonial container continues beyond the journey itself. You have time to rest, receive nourishment and care, and integrate your experience through conversation, bodywork, herbal medicine, prayer, and whatever else is appropriate for you. The intention is to help you bring what you experienced into the way you actually live.

A ceremonial ketamine journey is for you when you have been working hard to understand something and still feel caught inside it, when you know another perspective is needed, or when you are ready to step outside the familiar long enough to experience yourself, your life, and your possibilities differently.

You are cared for throughout the journey, and you do not have to perform, produce an insight, or make anything happen. You receive the medicine, I hold the space, and we follow what unfolds.

The experience gives you room to encounter yourself without the constant pressure to figure everything out, and that space can open a different way of relating to what you have been carrying.

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Who This Is For

This Journey Is For You If

• You are exhausted by repetitive thought and want relief from the constant effort of trying to figure everything out.

• You find yourself caught in the same mental loops, replaying conversations, anticipating problems, searching for answers, or trying to control what cannot be controlled.

• You feel emotionally overwhelmed, physically tense, depleted, disconnected, or unable to settle.

• You are carrying grief, fear, anxiety, or experiences that you have not been able to fully process.

• You have tried therapy, reflection, spiritual practice, or other forms of support and still feel caught in the same place.

• You want to experience yourself outside of the patterns that have been shaping your thoughts, emotions, relationships, and choices.

• You want another perspective on a relationship, decision, transition, loss, or period of your life that has become difficult to see clearly.

• You want space to step outside your usual way of thinking and experience what becomes available when those familiar patterns loosen.

• You want a ceremonial experience in which you are cared for throughout, with preparation, guidance, prescribed medicine, prayer, bodywork, nourishment, and time for integration.

• You feel drawn to exploring what becomes possible when you are given enough space to step outside your usual experience and meet yourself from somewhere new.

Health & Safety

Before participating in a ceremonial ketamine journey, you complete a medical evaluation with the prescribing physician. The physician reviews your medical history, current medications, cardiovascular health, mental health history, and any other factors that affect whether ketamine is appropriate and safe for you.

You must have a prescription for your sublingual ketamine from your medical doctor and bring your prescribed medication with you.

You must have safe transportation arranged for your return home after the ceremony, as ketamine can temporarily impair judgment, coordination, and perception.

The prescribing physician determines whether your blood pressure, cardiovascular health, medications, medical conditions, and psychiatric history are compatible with ketamine treatment. Ketamine can produce temporary increases in blood pressure and heart rate, and careful screening and monitoring are part of safe administration.

Pregnancy requires specific medical consideration, and ketamine is generally avoided during pregnancy because of the lack of adequate safety data regarding fetal exposure. Breastfeeding also requires medical review.

Your prescribing physician reviews every medication and supplement you are taking and determines whether anything requires adjustment or further evaluation before your journey.

This Journey Is Not Appropriate If

• Your prescribing physician determines that ketamine is medically unsafe for you.

• You have a cardiovascular condition or uncontrolled blood pressure for which a temporary increase in blood pressure would present a serious medical risk.

• You have a current psychiatric condition that makes a ketamine experience unsafe or requires a higher level of psychiatric care.

• You are pregnant, and your physician has determined that ketamine is not appropriate during pregnancy.

• You do not have medical clearance from the prescribing physician.

• You cannot arrange safe transportation home after the ceremony.

• You are seeking recreational ketamine use rather than a medically supervised and intentionally held ceremonial experience.

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What To Expect

When you enter the ceremony, you step into the Temple, a space prepared specifically for your journey. The altar is tended, the room is prepared, and everything is arranged so you are cared for from the moment you arrive.

The ceremony begins with grounding and intention. You are guided into your body through breath and presence, and you hold your prescribed medicine in your hands as you speak your intention into the space.

As the medicine enters your system, you may notice numbness or tingling around your lips and nose, changes in your sense of your body, or a feeling of becoming lighter. As the journey deepens, your perception may shift and familiar thoughts may become less demanding. You may experience changes in sensation, emotion, memory, imagery, or your sense of time and self. You may speak, sing, cry, move, laugh, or simply rest and take in what is unfolding.

A beautiful playlist carries you through the journey while I remain with you, holding the space, watching over you, and writing down anything you say that may be meaningful for your integration later. Everything you need is cared for while you are in the medicine.

After approximately an hour and a half to an hour and forty minutes, we begin integration while you are still resting. We talk through what you experienced, what you noticed, and what feels important to carry forward. I help you make sense of what emerged without forcing the experience into an interpretation.

You then receive a beautiful meal and time to eat, rest, and return to your body.

After you have eaten and had time to settle, you receive a full earth bodywork session on the table. The bodywork gives you another way to integrate the experience through touch, sensation, breath, and presence.

When you are ready, you are guided into a warm rose herbal bath where you can rest and receive before completing your time in the Temple.

The journey continues to unfold after you leave. In the days and weeks that follow, you may notice changes in your perspective, your emotional responses, your relationships, your choices, and the way you experience yourself.

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Investment

This is an approximately eight-hour ceremonial experience held with complete presence, deep tending, and devotion. Your day includes preparation, the guided ketamine journey using your physician-prescribed sublingual ketamine, nourishing organic food, integration, earth bodywork, and a warm rose herbal bath. The entire experience is created around you and what you are moving through.

Investment: $1,888 (Temple of Devotion members receive 20% OFF →)

Your investment includes:

• An approximately eight-hour ceremonial immersion held with complete presence and care
• Your guided ceremonial ketamine journey using your prescribed sublingual ketamine
• Nourishing organic food prepared for you during the ceremony day
• Ceremonial bodywork and energy work
• A one-hour integration call after your ceremony to help you process the experience and bring what you received into your life

What is not included:

• Your medical evaluation with the partnering physician
• Your prescribed sublingual ketamine

These costs are paid directly to the physician and pharmacy.

You are given an entire day in which you are cared for, fed, guided, tended to, and given space to receive. The ceremony is built around your experience, with every part of the day supporting the journey and its integration.

Optional Temple Stay

You are also welcome to stay overnight in the Temple for an additional fee. This allows the care to continue beyond the ceremony, with a private place to rest, nourishing food, and additional tending in the morning before you return home.

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FAQs

• What is ketamine and how does it work?

  Ketamine is a dissociative medicine that has been used safely in medical settings for more than fifty years. In therapeutic doses it temporarily quiets the regions of the brain that create repetitive thought patterns and rigid self-referencing. This softening allows your awareness to move with more freedom. Neuroplasticity increases. Emotional patterns loosen. This creates a unique window where your inner world becomes more accessible and healing can reach places that were previously guarded or overwhelmed. In ceremony this medicine becomes a spiritual ally that guides your awareness toward clarity, compassion, and deeper self-connection.

• Do I need a prescription?

  Yes. You will receive a prescription through a partnering physician who specializes in ketamine therapy. You will complete a medical evaluation with the doctor who will determine your dosage and provide your sublingual medicine. You bring this medicine with you to the ceremony. This ensures your safety and honors the medical and spiritual integrity of the work.

• Do you provide the medicine?

  No. The medicine is prescribed directly to you by the physician after your medical evaluation. I do not prescribe or dispense ketamine. My role is to hold the ceremonial container, guide the journey, and support your healing once you have received your prescription.

• What happens in the ceremony?

  You are welcomed into a temple space prepared with intention and care. We begin with grounding, breath, and clarity around your intention. You take your prescribed medicine in a sacred context. As the ketamine moves through your system your awareness begins to open. I hold the entire arc of your journey with steady presence. After the inner journey you receive nourishing food, slow earth bodywork, and a warm rose herbal bath. Each part of the ceremony helps your body integrate the medicine and anchors the insights you receive.

• How long is the ceremony?

  This is a full day immersion. The inner ketamine journey lasts approximately ninety minutes to three hours depending on your system. The entire ceremonial arc, including grounding, the guided journey, nourishment, bodywork, the rose bath, and integration support, unfolds over the course of eight hours.

• Will I be safe?

  Yes. Your safety is held at every level. You are only accepted into ceremony after receiving medical clearance from the partnering doctor. During the journey I track your breath, your energy, your physical responses, and the movements of your inner world. You are held in a space created specifically for safety, comfort, and deep healing. You are never left alone and your experience is tended with devotion and care.

• What does the medicine feel like?

  Every person experiences ketamine in their own way. Many describe it as spacious, weightless, or dreamlike. Some feel held by an inner presence that feels wise and familiar. You may feel waves of insight, emotional release, or deep stillness. You may experience a sense of connection with the cosmos or with your own soul. The journey often feels gentle and kind, even when it reveals truth. The medicine guides you toward what is ready to open.

• What if I feel overwhelmed during the journey?

  You are held through every moment. If anything feels intense, I support you with grounding techniques, guidance, presence, and energy work. You are never alone inside the experience. The medicine softens quickly once the arc begins to complete, and you are supported through the entire process with deep care.

• Can I drive afterward?

  No. You will not be able to drive after your ceremony. You must arrange safe transportation home. A trusted person may pick you up or you may use a car service. This is a requirement for participation.

• What do I need to bring?

  You bring your prescribed sublingual ketamine, comfortable clothing, any personal sacred items you want on the altar, and anything that helps you feel grounded or held. Emails are sent with what to bring.

• Is integration included?

  Yes. You receive a full hour of integration support after your ceremony. Integration helps anchor the insights that arise during the journey and connects them to practical steps in your daily life. You are guided to weave the healing into your body, your relationships, and your path forward.

• How do I begin?

  You begin by completing the ceremony application. Once your form is received, I reach out to schedule your free consult. From there you will be referred to the partnering doctor for your medical evaluation and prescription. After you receive your medicine, your ceremony date is scheduled and the preparation process begins.

• Can I participate if I am taking SSRIs or MAOIs?

  Your prescribing doctor will review every medication you are taking. Ketamine is often compatible with SSRIs and SNRIs, and many people receive ketamine therapy while remaining on these medications. The doctor will guide you clearly if any adjustments are needed.
  MAOIs require more careful medical consideration. Some clinics treat MAOIs as a relative contraindication, and your physician will determine whether your specific medication and dosage are safe with ketamine.
  Your medical evaluation ensures that every part of your journey is held with safety, clarity, and care.