The Relational Field of Integrity
Ethics not as rules, but as a way of being, lived, practiced, and felt.
What is the Relational Field of Integrity?
A new paradigm of psychedelic work calls for a new understanding of ethics.
We don’t see ethics as a checklist or legal protection. We see it as a field; a living, dynamic space that is co-created between facilitators, journeyers, and all unseen forces present in the work.
The relational field of integrity is not enforced from the outside. It’s cultivated from within.
It holds us accountable not only to "do no harm," but to live in such a way that we increase trust, foster right relationship, and stay in alignment with the sacred nature of this work.
The Core of Our Living Ethics
Our code isn’t written in stone… It’s lived through the body, breath, and choices of those who guide.
These 11 embodied virtues are the compass we use to stay aligned in service.
Each one reflects a quality that strengthens the relational field and deepens the
integrity of our facilitation.
The 11 Embodied Virtues
- Presence – I attune fully to what is here, within and around me
- Humility – I remain a student of the work, not the source of it
- Reverence – I walk with awe, not ownership.
- Attunement – I listen with my whole being.
- Reciprocity – I give back to what gives to me.
- Devotion – I return again and again to what is sacred
- Discernment – I act with clarity, not urgency.
- Transparency – I speak and lead from what is true.
- Discipline – I cultivate discipline as my sacred return, an act of devotion, forged by free will.
- Accountability – I take responsibility, even when it’s uncomfortable.
- Sovereignty – I honor the boundaries and brilliance of every being.
These are the felt expressions of right relationship. They are the fragrance of integrity made visible in how we walk, guide, and serve.
Where Are You on the Path of Embodied Virtue?
Ethics are not a destination, they’re a lifelong practice. This self-reflection quiz invites you to explore how the 11 embodied virtues are showing up in your facilitation, your relationships, and your inner world.
You’ll receive a personalized reflection across three stages of development:
Seed Stage: You’re cultivating the foundations. Virtue is something you’re beginning to observe, explore, and name in yourself and your work.
Rooted Stage: You’re growing into consistency. These virtues are present and developing, though some may still feel tender or situational.
Living Embodiment: You move from virtue. These qualities are not just known, but lived—especially when it matters most. They shape your presence, your posture, and your integrity in the field.
This is not about performance. It’s about reflection.
How We Practice This in PGN
- Our Wisdom Circles are built on peer accountability and living virtue check-ins
- Our Mentorship Program includes ethical inquiry, self-reflection, and shared agreements
- Our Community is a place for real-time feedback
You don’t walk this path alone. You walk it in a field of mirrors, medicine, and mutual growth.
