Benefit Honoring
Our Mission
To Honor, The People in the Present
Benefit Honoring
Our Mission
To Honor, The People in the Present
Welcome
Be mindful and listen to the people, the plants, and the animals when they speak. We at Benefit Honoring hear you and have reverence for the indigenous caretakers of our planet and are providing them access to corporate and private benefits for their cultural lifeways.
Benefit Honoring is a trust exercise where corporate entities and private interests can create an honoring synergy capable of worldwide restorative action. Being in "Right Relationship" produces an alliance-building process that supports deep cultural ties and now a verifiable financial outcome.
All honoring cash & sales benefits will go directly into the Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund and then be shared between the IMC Fund & Sia which serve over 800 indigenous cultures. With this, the people can create on the ground restorative abundance for the infrastructure of their ceremonial plants, animals & sacred lands of the people.
Honor/Support the People by investing in Traditional Land
Land Repatriation
We have been honored with 10 land acquisitions that used to be historic allotments (Numunuh Sakobi). This 30-acre land buyback in the picture is now restored to historic ceremonial grounds which are core to our culture.
Honor/Restore the Land
Help us create a climate that is resilient and a place where our cultural lifeways support our healing. To be whole again is our life's dream. We want to be with the people who lived in balance with our earth and her life.
Land Repatriation
This new repatriation of an historic allotment is 18 acres and was the wife of our social leader, and her name was "Seh-chick-sah" she was born in 1850.
About Us
Our Team
Our History
Our History
Our team of indigenous allies are committed to using their influence for the greater good. This leverage is starting to be embraced by powerful corporations and their leaders to enable the people with deep infrastructural assets. We are committed to listening and supporting what these cultures say they need and trust in their cultural connections for the action required.
Our History
Our History
Our History
The Numunuh/Comanche Native American Church 1918 Charter Association proclaims Sia: The Comanche Ethno-Ornithological initiative as Piah Puha Kahni "Mother Church" to the Comanche Native American Church. The official repository and archive for the history, culture, and spirit of the Comanche people. Sia is established on historic lands an
The Numunuh/Comanche Native American Church 1918 Charter Association proclaims Sia: The Comanche Ethno-Ornithological initiative as Piah Puha Kahni "Mother Church" to the Comanche Native American Church. The official repository and archive for the history, culture, and spirit of the Comanche people. Sia is established on historic lands and preserves actual sacred sites upon which the founders of the 1918 Charter conducted ceremonial meetings.
Our Vision
Our History
Our Vision
We are educating the psychedelic community about the responsibilities of sharing/honoring benefits thru the Nagoya Protocols. For the original plant stewards, we are creating reliable, verifiable corporate benefits that are invaluable. We are fostering support in all communities while strengthening appreciation for local self-sufficiency
We are educating the psychedelic community about the responsibilities of sharing/honoring benefits thru the Nagoya Protocols. For the original plant stewards, we are creating reliable, verifiable corporate benefits that are invaluable. We are fostering support in all communities while strengthening appreciation for local self-sufficiency and allyship. We focus on making balanced positive results for culture. The people are accepting infrastructural support for the plants and animals in their culture to provide the momentum that helps affect change.