I didn’t come to this path through theory — I lived it.

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I’ve spent over a decade walking between worlds: tending sacred fires, learning from Native elders, raising kids on my own, and fighting to protect what matters. From ceremony grounds to courtroom filings, my work is about one thing — honoring the truth, and building structures that protect it.

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Founding Sacred Sacraments wasn’t a business move. It was a response. A response to spiritual criminalization, to cultural loss, and to the deep hunger for something real. I built this church to safeguard access to entheogenic sacraments, preserve ceremonial integrity, and give people a lawful way to walk their path without fear.

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Along the way, I’ve developed RFRA-compliant legal tools, integrated blockchain systems for spiritual transparency, and laid the foundation for a sacred economy rooted in freedom and responsibility.

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But at the core — I’m just a man trying to hold the line.

For my kids. For the land. For the medicine. For the ones who still believe there’s something sacred worth protecting.