FIFTH HOUSE OF CREATIVITY INC.

Abstract
Rumi Foodie™ is a regenerative vegan food system rooted in nourishment, sound healing, and community care. Launched under Panacea Café / Native’s Tea within Fifth House of Creativity Inc., it begins as multisensory food trucks blending plant-based meals with original music, before expanding into 24/7 café sanctuaries and global licensing.

Assertions

• First 24/7 vegan culinary infrastructure designed as regenerative cultural sanctuary.
• Integration of food, sound, and ceremony creates unique market advantage.
• Mobile-to-sanctuary pipeline ensures scalable expansion across cities and cultural nodes.

Mechanics
Inputs: Food trucks, plant-based menus, original soundscapes, QR-linked ritual content
Processes: 24/7 food service, subscriptions, cultural programming, elixir integration, merch/sound kit distribution
Outputs: Accessible nourishment, cultural rituals, employment pathways, and IP licensing

Valuation

• Positioned in the eight-figure CAD range depending on rollout stage
• Method: Income-based with licensing expansion
• Update Cadence: Annual or triggered by expansion milestones

Monetization

• Multi-million CAD annualized revenue potential from food sales, subscriptions, events, elixirs, merchandise, and licensing
• Long-term: wellness collaborations, residencies, and cultural streaming integration

Governance

• Lead Visionary: Amethyst Amaris
• Guided by Muslim and Indigenous values of dignity, balance, and care

Compliance

• Cultural food sovereignty and halal/ethical frameworks
• No extractive franchising, synthetic ingredients, or dilution of cultural practice

Risks & Mitigations

• Risk: High operational cost per truck → Mitigation: subscription & licensing revenue
• Risk: Copycat vegan brands → Mitigation: unique sound + ceremony integration
• Risk: Expansion logistics → Mitigation: phased rollout tied to community partnerships

Evidence

• Pilot truck (Toronto, 2025)
• Revenue projections tied to phased multi-truck model
• Personal lived case study (SickKids, 2016)

Changelog

• v1.0 — Initial publication, March 2025