Haven Community Village

Huachuma Work Week

November 18–24, 2026

Register for the Work Week

72 Acres  ·  Gause, Texas

An Invitation

This week, we break ground together.

The new world is being built by those courageous enough to look into their own hearts.

Something is birthing in Central Texas. A 72-acre spring-fed property, lush and alive — a natural canvas, a gift from the earth herself. Haven Community Village is rising here, called forth by a community co-creating something sovereign, decentralized, and regenerative. Locally sourced. Globally connected. Community built.

Haven is one of many locations building the future, now. At the center of our culture is the Legend of the Sacred Circle. One of our five values that is foundational is Stewardship of the Sacred.

The first act of this emerging culture is the Haven Temple, the heart of the land and foundational in how we steward the sacred together.

In November, the land opens for one week. Three Huachuma ceremonies woven through seven days of land work, shared meals, morning movements, rest, sacred circles, deep connection, and sunset meditations. Your labor becomes part of the structure. Your prayer goes into the walls.

The Work Week is happening. We've set a goal of raising $15,000 for temple materials — the resources needed to erect the dome together. If we reach it, we break ground on the temple. Either way, the land opens and the community gathers.

If something in you is leaning toward this, we hope you will come and put your hands to it.

Community gathering on the land at Haven

Every day holds something.

One continuous thread.

November 18

Opening Day

Arrive between 12pm and 4pm. Site prep and planning through the afternoon, opening ritual at 5pm, family dinner at 7pm. The week begins here.

Huachuma Work Days

Ceremony Days
November 19 · 21 · 23
  • Please arrive by 9am
  • Gates close at 10am (to create a coherent container)
  • Work the land in prayer, presence, and intention
  • Family dinner together at the end of the day
  • Ceremony is complete by 8pm

Work + Rest

Off Days
November 20 · 22
  • 9:00 AM
    Morning Movement
    Yoga flow to open the day
  • 11AM – 4PM
    Work, Rest & Play
    Land work, integration, lake, rest
  • 5:00 PM
    Sunset Meditation
    Gathered on the land
  • 7:00 PM
    Family Dinner
    One meal together, every day
November 24

Closing Day

The week closes with a circle at 12pm, then cleanup and departure. No new arrivals this day, and no charge for it. If you are here on the last work day and stay the night, the closing circle is yours.

The Schedule

November 18–24, 2026

Wed 18 Opening
Day
$45 Opening Ritual · 5pm Site Prep & Plan
Thu 19 Huachuma
Work Day 1
$85
Fri 20 Work
+ Rest
$45
Sat 21 Huachuma
Work Day 2
$85
Sun 22 Work
+ Rest
$45
Mon 23 Huachuma
Work Day 3
$85
Tue 24 Integrate
+ Depart
Closing Circle · 12pm No new arrivals
Ceremony Day — $85
Work + Rest Day — $45

What You'll Build

A temple, raised by the hands and hearts of this community.

Haven's Temple will be a permanent ceremony space — a place for the sacred circle to have its home. This altar will be at the heart of our community. This is the foundation for our multi-generational, co-created living community art project. Something truly special.

The structure is a Trillium Dome — a zonohedron design built from triangular panels arranged in sacred geometry. From inside, the ceiling opens into a natural star pattern. Geometric, durable, and built to outlast all of us. It will stand on Haven's 72 acres long after the hands that raised it are gone.

During the Work Week, the foundation goes in. You lay it with your own hands, under the medicine, in ceremony. Every piece of wood will have been touched by someone who prayed over it.

A completed Trillium zonohedron dome, cedar panels and glass skylights, standing on open ground

Temple Build · Campaign Progress

Where We Stand

Every gift brings this temple closer to the land.

$1,282 raised
$50,000
$1,282 Raised so far
8.5% of Phase 1 goal
$13,718 To break ground
Phase 1 — $15,000 covers materials to break ground during the Work Week. Your registration already contributes your hands. If you feel called to give financially, every dollar goes directly toward the dome.

Ceremony Days

Three openings.
One unbroken arc.

Each Huachuma Work Day is its own complete experience — an opened container, land work under the medicine, a communal meal, a closing circle. Three distinct openings woven through a single week.

Each day will be filled with its own intention, prayer, and contribution to the week and the land. You can come for one day or for the whole week. The land will be open to receive the contributions of the community.

You must register for the day that you arrive. Arrival windows are listed with the pricing below.

Dirt on your hands.
Peace in your hearts.
Fulfilled by your purpose.

Pricing

Come for a day,
or stay the week.

Pricing is per person.
You register for the specific days you're joining.

You must register for every day you are on the land, including the day you arrive. Please check the arrival window for that day, because they are different. Once the gates close for a day, the next opportunity to arrive is the following day.

Are you a Haven Inner Circle member?

Thank you for your support. As part of your membership, all off days are included in your participation. Learn about the Inner Circle

Ceremony Day

$85

per ceremony day

Nov 19, 21, or 23. A full Huachuma ceremony day with land work, communal meal, and closing circle. Please arrive by 9am. Gates close at 10am.

Work + Rest Day

$45

per off day

Nov 18, 20, or 22. No ceremony, but the container is open. Morning movement at 9am, land work, sunset meditation at 5pm, family dinner at 7pm. Arrivals 10am–4pm, and 12pm–4pm on opening day.

Tent Camping
Free
Bring your tent. Camp on the land at no additional cost.
House Camping
+$15 / night
Co-ed tri-fold mattresses in the garage bonus room. Indoor, communal, close to everything.
Room in the House
+$25 / night
Very limited. A private bed in a shared room inside the main house. Recommended for full-week stays.

Beyond Your Registration

If you feel called to give more.

Some people arrive with skills — cooking, woodworking, herbalism, music. Some come with offerings for the altar or the community table. If you feel called to contribute in a way that goes beyond your registration, there is a field for that when you register. We will reach out.

If you feel called to contribute to our $15,000 fundraising goal for temple materials, you can give directly through the Haven Temple fundraising page. Every dollar goes toward the dome — the wood, the hardware, the hands that raise it.

Questions

A few things people ask.

The entire week, as its own container, is ceremony. Each day is a ceremony within that container. Each moment is a ceremony within the day.

That said, all medicine is optional. You can be fully present, contribute to the build, hold the container, and participate in everything the week offers without drinking Huachuma.

Huachuma — also known as San Pedro — is a sacred plant medicine from the Andes with a history of ceremonial use spanning thousands of years. It is a heart-opening, long-duration medicine, known for its subtle, energizing qualities, bringing you into deeper harmony with the present moment. Ceremony days run from 9am to approximately 8pm. The container is held from opening through closing. The work is intentional, grounded, and held with care.

Work days are built around the temple — a zonohedron dome going up on Haven's 72 acres. There is also land work, trail building, garden, rest, the lake, and whatever the day calls for. We will continue to advance the build on off days as well as the big ceremony pushes.

Yes. You can register for a single day, a few days, or the full week. Every configuration is welcome. That said, the week has its own arc — and those who stay longer tend to go deeper into both the build and the community that forms around it. Come for what you can. Feel into what you're being called to.

Haven will send a full packing list in your pre-week logistics email. In general: work clothes you don't mind getting dirty, closed-toed shoes, a refillable water bottle, a swimsuit, sun protection, layers for the evenings, and your personal items. If you're tent camping, bring your full sleep setup. If you have skills, tools, instruments, or something to offer the community — bring it. Let us know in your registration.

The Work Week is happening regardless. If we reach our $15,000 goal, we source the temple materials and the dome goes up. If we don't, the week still runs — we'll focus on other land projects and keep advancing the vision. Your registration holds either way.

All participants complete the Haven community agreements and any event-specific consents before arriving on the land. These will be sent by email after you register and must be signed and your donation received before you arrive on property. Haven will confirm when your registration is complete.

Yes. This week is open to those called to contribute — not only existing Haven community members. What matters is that you come with the right spirit: ready to work, hold space, and show up for the community you're joining. Registration, agreements, and your donation must all be complete before you arrive.

Contact Haven directly at [email protected] with any questions about ceremony participation and prior experience. We will follow up with you shortly.

More questions? Email [email protected] and we will get back to you shortly.

Before You Arrive

A few things to know.

You must register

No walk-ins. Every day you are on the land is a day you register for.

Check your arrival window

Opening day, ceremony days, and off days each open at different times. Arrive on time for the day you registered.

After You Register

We will send your Haven community agreements and a logistics email with what to bring and how to prepare.

Come for a day. Come for all of it. Either way, you are part of what is being built.

Reserve Your Place

Claim Your Week

This is the first Work Week Haven has ever held. You will leave with the knowledge that something permanent was built — by you, with your community, on sacred land.

Register for the Work Week