Facilitation Letter of Intent + Certification of Intent + Contract Forms (A&B)

Includes the following forms:
Facilitation Letter of Intent (From Church or Individual)
(Individual Form – $222.00)
This form is signed by the church, religious organization, or individual seeking to engage an entheogenic facilitator for a scheduled sacred ceremony. It documents the initial outreach, formalizes the request for services, and provides clear evidence of shared religious intent.
This letter:
Identifies the intended date, time, and purpose of the ceremony
Affirms alignment of religious beliefs and practices between the parties
Establishes the spiritual objective of the facilitation to preempt any claim of insincerity or secular intent
Confirms that the request is being made within a protected religious context, not for recreational purposes
Creates a pre-contractual record that can help demonstrate sincerity and legal legitimacy under RFRA and the First Amendment
Often the first document in the ceremonial timeline, this form provides evidentiary support that the facilitator was approached in good faith to render services for a lawful and sacred purpose.
Contract for Entheogenic Facilitation Services (Contract Form A)
(Facilitator ↔ Church/Organization Form – Institutional Use – $555.00)
This contract is tailored for use between a solo entheogenic facilitator and a sponsoring religious organization, nonprofit, or church. It governs the provision of facilitation services in the context of religious ceremonies, supporting lawful, safe, and sincere religious use under RFRA and state analogues.
Key provisions include:
Introduction of the Parties – Identifies facilitator and organizational client, including legal structure and representative.
Shared Religious Intent – Affirms the mutual religious nature of the agreement.
Diversion & Harm Prevention Duties – Outlines shared responsibilities to minimize risk.
Defined Terms – Clarifies legal and ceremonial terminology.
Description of Services – References “Addendum A” for details.
Compensation Terms – Allows input of payment structures.
Waiver of Liability Requirements – Requires signed waivers from all participants.
Health & Safety Screening Obligations – Requires screening protocols.
Ceremony Protocols – Ensures an appropriate “set and setting.”
Sacrament Handling & Dosing – Sets expectations for custody, purity, and dosage.
Emergency Protocols – Requires mutual agreement on emergency procedures.
Tax Documentation Agreement – Commits to compliance with reporting needs.
Mutual Covenant of Confidentiality – Protects participant information indefinitely.
Merger Clause and Choice of Law – Provides legal clarity and jurisdiction.
Certification of Intent
(Individual Form – $350.00)
This form is signed by the prospective congregant or participant and serves as a formal declaration of sincere religious intent prior to any entheogenic ceremony. It filters out recreational users and ensures sacraments are only dispensed within a bona fide religious framework.
The form certifies that the participant:
Understands the religious and spiritual nature of the ceremony
Has lawful intentions aligned with RFRA and First Amendment protections
Is not seeking recreational or medical use for secular purposes
Acknowledges the legal gravity of seeking access through deceit, including under 21 U.S.C. § 843(a)(3)
Facilitators use this form as a front-line defense against misuse and as a foundation of their religious liberty compliance framework.
Contract for Entheogenic Facilitation Services (Contract Form B)
(Individual Form – One-on-One Sessions – $555.00)
This contract is for use between a solo entheogenic guide and a single participant in a private ceremonial session. It affirms religious sincerity, outlines safety duties, and creates a protective legal framework.
Key provisions include:
Introduction of Parties – Identifies facilitator and participant.
Statement of Religious Intent – Affirms religious purpose of the ceremony.
Safety and Harm Reduction Duties – Outlines shared responsibilities for preparation, ceremony, and integration.
Diversion Prevention Measures – Establishes duties to prevent misuse.
Defined Terms – Clarifies legal and ceremonial terminology.
Service Description – Allows input on services offered.
Payment Terms – Provides structure for agreed pricing.
Liability Waiver & Documentation Window – Balances protections with a 48-hour documentation window.
Health & Safety Acknowledgment – Requires participant affirmation of safety standards.
Ceremony Protocols – Sets forth ritual procedures and responsibilities.
Emergency Protocols – Defines facilitator and participant obligations in emergencies.
Tax Documentation Agreement – Requires proper documentation where applicable.
Mutual Covenant of Confidentiality – Protects disclosures with a non-HIPAA confidentiality agreement.
Merger Clause and Governing Law – Provides full agreement and jurisdictional clarity.