
The Church of Mother Gong
San Francisco, California
A reli community in San Francisco at the intersection of plant medicine, sacred art, and spiritual healing
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The Church of Mother Gong — San Francisco's First Psychedelic Mushroom Church. Established in 2022 in the heart of San Francisco's bohemian North Beach neighborhood, the Church of Mother Gong is a welcoming spiritual community dedicated to psychedelic exploration, education, harm reduction, art, and human connection. Our church provides safe access to psilocybin mushrooms as a religious sacrament for adults aged 21 and over who become members of our congregation and share our spiritual beliefs. Our spiritual philosophy is rooted in **Gong Mysticism**, inspired by Daevid Allen's cosmic mythology and the psychedelic counterculture of the 1960s. We believe art, music, laughter, and imagination are sacred paths to enlightenment. Creativity is at the heart of our religion, celebrating the beautiful dance between the sacred and the absurd. **Sincere but not Serious.** Beyond our sacramental practices, we host educational workshops, psychedelic integration circles, art exhibitions, film screenings, and regular free community events, creating a welcoming space for curiosity, spirituality, and personal growth. **Visit us:** 1345 Grant Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94133 **Opening Hours:** Sunday–Tuesday: 12 PM–7 PM Wednesday–Saturday: 12 PM–9 PM **Website:** www.mothergong.com **Instagram:** @churchofmothergong
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