For advanced practitioners ready to expand their formation into advanced ministerial practice. This entirely online course teaches the practice of Singularism clergy. from foundational ceremonial skills to the specialized practice of entheogenic psilocybin ceremony.

Clergy candidates are educated and prepared to provide Conscientious Objector (CO) letters, sincerity certifications, and many other kinds of clerical responsibilities.

Central to Singularism's practice, you'll learn to develop and create ceremonies, rites, and rituals within Singularism's theological framework as an ordained minister—works that are sanctioned and integrated into our tradition. The written ceremonies you develop—grounded in Singularism's doctrine and structure—may be integrated into our community practices, subject open minded approval. Your contribution becomes part of Singularism's living tradition. 

The core of your training is psilocybin ceremony—the sacramental heart of Singularism's practice. In this you'll also start the process of learning to prepare, guide, integrate, and hold sacred space for transformative entheogenic experience.

Beyond sacrament, you'll master the ministerial arts clergy have always held: officiating weddings and vow renewals, rites of passage (baby blessings, coming-of-age, home blessings), death passage rites, memorials, vigils, healing and blessing work, pastoral counseling, reconciliation ceremonies, and crisis visitation.

The Bridging Model is not about you. It's about them. "This is advanced ministerial training in the art and science of getting yourself out of the way so that others can find themselves.

Having mapped your own InnerVerse and grounded yourself in existential humility, you now learn the deepest form of service: helping others discover theirs without contaminating the process with your beliefs, your theology, or your shadow.

The Bridging Model is a framework for sacred accompaniment—one that honors both the spiritual dimension of human transformation and the rigorous clinical standards that keep voyagers safe. You'll master the therapeutic alliance: the collaborative relationship where you sit beside the voyager not as an authority, but as a trained witness to their unfolding revelation. Your job is to listen, to see, to protect the sacred space—and to write what they discover, not what you believe.

You'll be trained in advanced screening protocols that identify who is ready and who isn't. You'll develop deep listening skills grounded in existential humility—the recognition that your perspective, however refined, is only one InnerVerse among infinite others. You'll learn to handle difficult moments: portal sickness, difficult emotions, adverse reactions, and the full spectrum of human vulnerability that emerges in ceremony.

Most importantly, you'll learn that the voyager is the prophet of their own InnerVerse. Your role is sacred scribe—recording their revelation, helping them articulate their own scripture, and protecting the integrity of their discovery against the subtle tyranny of a clergy member's certainty.

The deepest calling in Singularism clergy work—and the most demanding. This is where reverence meets rigor.

You'll learn the protocols under which you provide ceremonial sacrament and support voyagers in their practice. Once participants prove readiness and meet criteria, clergy may provide sacrament for supervised ceremony, with integration and outpatient integration support.

Authorized to minister within a religion whose sincerity and practices have received federal court protection, you are authorized to administer our sacraments and shepherd voyagers through sacred ceremony. You'll learn how sacrament is prepared, standardized, and made uniform so that every voyage rests on consistency and every ceremony on trust. You'll learn to ascertain each voyager's needs—their readiness, their intention, their history—and to offer sound clergy guidance for their journey, the discernment at the heart of ceremonial care.

And you'll take up the role that gives our clergy their name: the Scribe. In Singularism, the voyager is the prophet of their own InnerVerse; you sit beside them and write. Every revelation you record joins something larger—Singularism's collective scripture of the people, the first sacred text in history written not by one prophet but by thousands of voyagers, one ceremony at a time. Your ministry becomes part of a living canon.

This is the final course for Singularism ordination. Graduates will demonstrate competency in helping others discover and write their own scripture, live peacefully in the Universe, and explore the Multiverse. You'll explain, defend, and understand your own epistemology, ontology, and teleology—and guide others to find theirs without injecting your own bias or shadow.

The pathway ends where your ministry begins.

You've mapped your InnerVerse, learned to bridge others to theirs, and mastered the sacramental arts. Now comes the threshold: Candidacy Review—a final evaluation of your sincerity, competency, and readiness to serve.

Upon approval, you'll graduate and take the ordination oath, receiving your official Singularism clergy card. Fully ordained. Authorized to minister hold ceremony, create rituals, and administer sacrament within a religion whose sincerity and practices have been recognized and protected in federal court.

Our goal is to get you practicing. You can establish a Singularism center in your region as part of our infrastructure, launch an independent practice under Singularism's organizational umbrella, or practice locally in Provo, Utah. Site certification ensures your practice meets our standards—we'll work with you on the specifics as your ordination proceeds. You can create your own ceremonies and submit them to be added to Singularism's living canon.

You'll maintain your credentials through annual recertification and continuing education. Your ordination is renewable for life, and your commitment to growth ensures your ministry stays rigorous and compassionate.​​​​​​​