House of the Rising Serpent is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preserving ancient wisdom through education, art, and conservation.
Operating on the premise that humanity's oldest knowledge traditions contain essential insight for navigating contemporary challenges, the organization funds and produces projects that protect, transmit, and recontextualize ancestral wisdom for modern audiences.
We preserve and digitize ancient healing knowledge while demonstrating how timeless ceremonial principles can guide our technological future.
Through our cultural initiatives—including the Technomancy art series and documentary projects exploring sacred sexuality, plant medicine, and ancient goddess traditions—we bridge ancestral wisdom with contemporary inquiry.
Led by psychotherapist and author Dr. Cat Meyer and visionary technologist Tim Chang, we create a world where individuals rise above trauma through the sacred synthesis of art, education, and ancestral wisdom.
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Why now?
We exist because healing cannot wait,
and wisdom must not be lost.
Our Impact
Ancient Wisdom
Preservation
Digitizing the Sacred For Future Generation
Sacred Technology
& Cultural Innovation
Where magic meets machine
Education &
Destigmatization
Shifting Culture Through Knowledge
Current Initiatives
Whether we're scanning overgrown temples in Bali, digitizing Manly P. Hall's library, documenting the suppressed history of women as oracles, or exploring what ancient wisdom offers the age of AI—the through-line is the same: the knowledge that can guide us already exists. Our work is to ensure it survives, spreads, and rises to meet the moment.
Technomancy
Speaker series, immersive experiences, and media exploring the intersection of technology, consciousness, and intentionality—bringing ancient frameworks to bear on AI and emerging tech.
Manly P. Hall Library Digitization
Supporting the digitization of Manly P. Hall's extensive book collection at the Philosophical Research Society in Los Angeles—making esoteric scholarship accessible to future generations
Bali Heritage Conservation
Funding lidar scanning and documentation of overgrown 9th-century carved heritage sites in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia—preserving sacred architecture before it's lost.
Sex Love Psychedelics
Documentary film exploring ancient mysteries surrounding matrilineal cultures, women as oracles and shamans, and the integration of psychedelics and eroticism in spiritual society
