Meet Neo.
An ancient medicine for a new relationship with awareness. House of Metamorphosis welcomes Neo, our San Pedro · Huachuma sacrament, alongside the new mini course Walking with Huachuma.
Explore Walking with HuachumaNeo means new.
And yet, the medicine itself is ancient.
For thousands of years, Huachuma has accompanied human beings in prayer, ceremony, communion with Earth, and the remembering of what matters most. Neo enters our House as a Sacrament of Awareness — an invitation to return to the present moment, reconnect with the living world, and meet our patterns with greater clarity and resilience.
This is not medicine meant to give you something you do not already possess. It is one tool within a larger spiritual practice — supporting the capacity to pause, listen, feel your feet on the Earth, notice your breath, and choose again from a more grounded place.
Walking with a living teacher.
Native to the Andes and held ceremonially across generations, Huachuma has long been approached as a plant teacher — one associated with the heart, the living Earth, expanded awareness, and a deeper recognition of interconnectedness.
Trevor describes one of Huachuma’s gifts as the ability to return us to the now: the breath, the body, the tree beside us, the ground beneath our feet. For him, that return to presence became a source of resilience in moments when old patterns once felt automatic.
Neo is the specific Huachuma sacrament stewarded for the House of Metamorphosis community. Rather than approaching the cactus as a product to consume, we invite members into relationship — listening, observing, integrating, and allowing the medicine to live alongside movement, nourishment, rest, community, and other practices that support lasting change.
Walking with Huachuma
A guided introduction to cultivating a reverent, informed, and intentional relationship with Neo — through Trevor’s lived experience as a Huachuma farmer and long-time student of the medicine.
The course explores how Trevor came into relationship with San Pedro, how that relationship deepened over nearly two decades, and how present-moment awareness, microdosing, ceremony, and supportive daily practices can be approached together when working with repetitive or addictive patterns.
Enter the CourseYour journey explores:
- The lineage and spirit of San Pedro · Huachuma
- Trevor’s journey from Peru to becoming a Huachuma farmer
- Presence and resilience as spiritual practices
- Recognizing repetitive patterns, dependencies, and “bounce” moments
- Approaching microdosing as one tool within a larger practice
- Grounding through breath, body, movement, nourishment, and nature
- Spiritual responsibility, preparation, and integration
- Deepening communion with Earth and the Divine
Available to members of The Sanctuary.
Meet Trevor.
Every medicine carries a story long before it reaches our hands. Neo begins with Trevor Elliott, also known as Cactus Jones — a Huachuma farmer who has dedicated his life to growing, studying, and sharing this extraordinary plant.
Trevor first encountered San Pedro in 2007 during a ceremonial experience in Cusco, Peru. A small piece of cactus he brought home later survived after the rest had rotted, sprouting roots against the odds. Its insistence on living became a defining moment for him: Trevor planted it, helped it move from surviving to thriving, and began a relationship with Huachuma that has continued ever since.
Years later, during a profound personal crisis, Trevor returned to the medicine with greater intention. His lived experience with repetitive addictive patterns, attention challenges, and the search for relief now informs the way he teaches: not presenting Huachuma as a cure-all, but as a powerful ally for presence, resilience, and conscious choice when held alongside other supportive practices.
Sacrament. Practice. Integration.
Within House of Metamorphosis, the medicine is only one part of the journey. Transformation is cultivated through the relationship we build around it.
Sacrament
We meet plant medicine with prayer, intention, reverence, and respect — as a sacred relationship rather than a transaction.
Practice
Breath, movement, nourishment, sleep, reflection, embodiment, and time in nature help create the conditions for presence to become a lived practice rather than a passing insight.
Integration
Community and ongoing support help us recognize the moments when old loops arise, return to the present, and translate insight into new choices over time.
Your Sanctuary.
As a member of The Sanctuary, Neo and Walking with Huachuma now join the larger ecosystem of support already surrounding your spiritual practice. This is your reminder that Sanctuary is designed to be more than access to sacrament — it is an ongoing rhythm of relationship, learning, embodiment, and community.
Return to the pieces that nourish you most, explore something you have not yet received, and let this next season deepen the way you engage with the House.
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A weekly rhythm of embodied practice, connection, and support for your ongoing relationship with microdosing.
Gather with the wider Sanctuary community for integration, reflection, shared wisdom, and connection.
Receive seasonal sacramental support as part of your ongoing Sanctuary membership and spiritual practice.
Your newest Sanctuary pathway: Neo, our Huachuma sacrament, supported by the new mini course Walking with Huachuma.
A House with many doors to the Divine.
The Sanctuary lives within House of Metamorphosis — our faith-based spiritual home for healing, awakening, ethical sacramental practice, and decentralized spirituality.
As a Sanctuary member, you are already part of this House. Here, no single teacher, tradition, or institution owns the path to God. We gather instead to support each person's direct and sovereign relationship with Source through community, spiritual ethics, ceremony, embodiment, and the wisdom of the natural world.
Enter with reverence. Choose with awareness.
Participation in sacramental practice is a personal spiritual choice and may not be appropriate for everyone. Our educational materials and community offerings are not medical or mental-health treatment and are not a substitute for individualized care from qualified professionals.
Certain health conditions, medications, substances, and personal circumstances may create contraindications or additional risk. Members are encouraged to review all preparation and safety information, communicate openly with appropriate healthcare professionals, and make informed decisions before participating. Do not discontinue or alter prescribed medication without working with the clinician responsible for your care.
House of Metamorphosis approaches San Pedro · Huachuma as a sacred sacrament within sincere religious practice. Laws concerning entheogens vary by substance and jurisdiction, and participation in a religious community does not itself guarantee exemption from generally applicable laws.
Your medicine is presence.
Neo is an invitation to return to this breath, this body, this Earth, this moment — and from here, to meet your life with greater awareness, resilience, and choice.
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