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Temple Ordination

We do not take the ordination of our clergy lightly. Those who choose this path are choosing to step forward voluntarily and walk a very hard path that may include jail or prison time, fines or worse if we are persecuted by the government. One must have a good background in several theologies, cultures and philosophies.

Our clergy are able to perform weddings, funerals, blessings, ceremonies, and are the only people designated by this temple with the privilege of cultivation of the divine inheritance for sacramental and medicinal use.

Clergy are allowed to get married and live a fully satisfying life. All of our Temple Priests are clergy for life unless dismissed by the High Council and volunteer their time and services to the Temple.

Requirements for ordination:

  1. At least 3 years as a Trusted Member in good standing.

  2. 500 hours of community service.

  3. Recommendation of at least one current clergy.

  4. Final testing and approval by the High Council.

  5. Vow of Poverty

  6. Vow of Compassion

  7. Vow of Morality

  8. Affidavit of Spiritual Cannabis Use

Although the requirement of 500 hours of community service seems steep, it is proof of your rock solid commitment to being a productive member of society and helping your fellow people. It also helps to weed out those who are not entirely serious. 

 

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