⦁ Introduction to Spiritual Traditions - Begin with a comparative study of spiritual traditions, emphasizing the origins, core teachings, and practices. Highlight how these traditions address universal human questions and their applicability to contemporary life.

⦁ Earth-Based Spirituality - Delve into the wisdom of Indigenous and Pagan traditions, focusing on their reverence for Earth and cycles of nature. Include discussions on ancient rituals, sacred ceremonies, and their significance in fostering a harmonious relationship with the environment today.

⦁ Metaphysical Principles - Explore foundational metaphysical concepts from ancient philosophies, including the nature of being, the structure of the cosmos, and the journey of the soul. Connect these ideas to modern metaphysical thought and personal spiritual exploration.

⦁ The Power of Intuition - Examine the role of intuition across various spiritual traditions, emphasizing practices to develop and trust one's inner guidance. Share historical examples of intuition at work in spiritual contexts.

⦁ Cultural Impact on Spirituality - Analyze how different cultures shape spiritual practices and beliefs. Discuss the synthesis of ancient spiritual traditions with contemporary cultural expressions, exploring the benefits of cultural diversity in enriching spiritual understanding.

⦁ Introduction to Stillness - Learn meditation techniques drawing from ancient practices, such as Zen Buddhism's Zazen, Hinduism's Dhyana, and Christian contemplative prayer, to cultivate inner stillness and awareness.

⦁ Sacred Texts Overview - Open to insights available by interpreting key sacred texts, highlighting their historical contexts and the universality of their spiritual teachings. Facilitate discussions on the relevance of these ancient texts in guiding modern spiritual journeys.

⦁ Symbols and Sacred Geometry - Explore the significance of symbols and sacred geometry in ancient spiritual traditions and their application in spiritual growth and understanding today. Discuss the use of these symbols in meditation, art, and sacred architecture.

⦁ The Power of Myth and Archetype - Delve into the study of myths and archetypes, drawing on the works of Carl Jung and Joseph Campbell, to understand the psychological and spiritual insights they offer. Apply these concepts to personal growth and self-understanding.

⦁ Reflection and Integration - Engage in deep reflection on the learnings from various traditions and practices, integrating these insights into your personal spiritual path through journaling, discussion, and creative expression.

⦁ Divination Basics - Cover the history and methods of divination, including tarot, runes, and Psychometry, as tools for introspection and decision-making. Discuss the philosophical and spiritual underpinnings of divination practices.

⦁ Energy Healing Foundations - Explore the principles of energy healing, tracing its roots to ancient systems such as Reiki and Pranic Healing. Discuss the modern application of these practices for health and well-being.

⦁ Herbalism and Plant Medicine - Introduce the ancient art of herbalism, focusing on the spiritual and medicinal properties of plants. Highlight the continuity of herbal wisdom from traditional societies to modern herbal medicine.

⦁ Subtle Bodies and Energy Work - Explain the concept of subtle bodies found in various spiritual traditions. Teach basic techniques for working with these energies for personal healing and spiritual development.

⦁ Astrology and Celestial Patterns - Explore the ancient practice of astrology, discussing its historical significance and how celestial patterns influence personal and collective experiences. Introduce basic astrological concepts for self-discovery and understanding.

⦁ Chakra System and Energy Work - Dive into the origins and functions of the chakra system, offering practices for balancing and harmonizing the chakras. Connect chakra work to broader spiritual and psychological well-being.

⦁ Introduction to Shamanic Journeying - Provide an overview of shamanism, including its practices and the shaman's role in traditional societies. Teach basic journeying techniques for spiritual exploration and connection.

⦁ Creating Sacred Space - Discuss ancient and contemporary methods for creating sacred spaces for meditation, ritual, and spiritual practice. Include practical tips for cleansing and energizing these spaces.

⦁ Purification and Blessing Rituals - Explore traditional rituals for purifying and blessing spaces, objects, and individuals. Discuss the importance of intention and respect in conducting these rituals.

⦁ Reflection and Integration - Facilitated process for students to reflect on and integrate the healing practices learned, encouraging the application of these practices in personal and community contexts.

⦁ Advanced Meditation Techniques - Introduce deeper meditation practices from various traditions, focusing on techniques that promote profound shifts in consciousness and spiritual insight.

⦁ Nature Connection Practices - Teach practices for deepening one's connection with nature, drawing on ancient wisdom and contemporary eco-spirituality. Include practical activities like nature walks, eco-meditations, and wilderness retreats.

⦁ Spiritual Ecology and Sustainability - Discuss the spiritual dimensions of ecological awareness and sustainability. Explore ancient and modern teachings on living in harmony with the Earth.

⦁ Sacred Sites and Earth Energies - Explore the significance of sacred sites and ley lines across the world. Discuss pilgrimages and how to engage with these places in a respectful and spiritually enriching manner.

⦁ Seasonal Rhythms and Cycles - Teach the importance of aligning spiritual practice with the natural cycles and seasons. Discuss ancient festivals and how to celebrate them today to foster a deeper connection with the Earth's rhythms.

⦁ Animal Totems and Spirit Guides - Explore the role of animal totems and spirit guides in various cultures. Teach practices for connecting with and learning from these spiritual allies.

⦁ Elemental Magic and Practice - Introduce the concept of working with the four elements as a foundation for magical and spiritual practice. Discuss historical and contemporary practices for engaging with elemental energies.

⦁ Nature Immersion and Vision Quests - Guide students through the preparation and practice of nature immersion and vision quests, highlighting their significance in personal transformation and spiritual awakening.

⦁ Ecotherapy and Nature-based Healing - Discuss the therapeutic benefits of connecting with nature. Introduce ecotherapy practices and how they can support mental and emotional well-being.

⦁ Reflection and Integration - Experience integration of nature-based practices into daily life. Support for students in developing a personal practice that honors their connection to the natural world.

⦁ Philosophies of Spiritual Deconstruction - Explore philosophical and spiritual frameworks for questioning and deconstructing established beliefs. Discuss the role of skepticism and inquiry in spiritual growth.

⦁ Building a Personalized Spiritual Path - Receive guidance on creating an individualized spiritual practice that reflects personal beliefs, experiences, and aspirations. Includes discussions on syncretism and the integration of diverse spiritual elements.

⦁ Emotions and Inner Alchemy - Teach techniques for transmuting emotional energies for personal transformation. Draw on ancient practices of inner alchemy from Taoism and other traditions.

⦁ Myth, Symbol, and Personal Narrative - Explore the power of personal mythology and symbolism in crafting a meaningful spiritual journey. Students will identify and work with their own symbols and stories.

⦁ Spiritual Leadership - Discuss the qualities and responsibilities of spiritual leadership. Offer insights into developing a leadership approach that is inclusive, compassionate, and service-oriented.

⦁ Global Spirituality - Examine the impact of globalization on spirituality, discussing the cross-cultural exchange of spiritual ideas and practices. Highlight the potential for a global spiritual ethic that embraces diversity and fosters unity.

⦁ Crisis of Faith and Spiritual Resilience - Address the challenges and opportunities of spiritual crises. Teach strategies for cultivating resilience and finding deeper meaning and purpose through these experiences.

⦁ Spiritual Activism and Service - Explore the intersection of spirituality and social action. Discuss how spiritual values can inform and inspire efforts to address social, environmental, and global issues.

⦁ Cultural Appropriation vs. Appreciation - Facilitate a nuanced discussion on navigating cultural sensitivity in spiritual practice. Offer guidelines for respectfully engaging with and learning from spiritual traditions outside one's own cultural background.

⦁ Reflection and Integration - Provide space for students to reflect on their spiritual evolution through the process of deconstruction and reconstruction. Encourage the development of a coherent and authentic spiritual identity that incorporates the insights gained.

⦁ Spiritual Entrepreneurship - Discuss how to integrate spiritual principles into business and work. Explore examples of businesses that embody spiritual values and contribute positively to society.

⦁ Technology and Spirituality - Examine the role of technology in enhancing spiritual practice and connection. Discuss mindful use of technology and digital platforms for spiritual growth and community building.

⦁ Spiritual Relationships - Teach principles for nurturing spiritual relationships and community. Discuss the role of empathy, communication, and shared values in deepening connections with others.

⦁ Gods, Goddesses, and the Indwelling Divine - An exploration of possibilities for the sacred source, its origins and our expectations.

⦁ Art, Creativity, and Spirituality - Examine the relationship between artistic expression and spiritual exploration. Encourage the use of art as a medium for personal expression, healing, and connection to the divine.

⦁ Death, Dying, and the Afterlife - Address spiritual perspectives on death, dying, and what lies beyond. Discuss ancient and contemporary views on the afterlife and the spiritual preparation for death.

⦁ Movement and Somatic Spirituality - Introduce practices that combine deep focus with physical movement. Discuss the spiritual significance of embodying mindfulness and awareness through movement.

⦁ Temples and Spiritual Communities - Explore the role of temples, churches, mosques, and other spiritual centers in fostering community and spiritual growth. Discuss how to engage with or create spiritual communities in a way that supports collective and individual journeys.

⦁ Sustainable Living - Teach practical steps for living a holistic life. Discuss the spiritual principles underpinning sustainable living and how to apply them in daily life.

⦁ The Future of Spirituality - Speculate on emerging spiritual trends and the evolution of spirituality in the 21st century. Students will be empowered to envision their role in shaping the future of spirituality.

⦁ Creating Your Spiritual Legacy - Guiding students in contemplating the legacy they wish to leave behind. We will discuss ways to share spiritual insights and practices with others, contributing to the collective spiritual wisdom.

⦁ Closing Ceremonies and Integration - Conclusion of the year-long journey with a reflective ceremony that honors the growth and transformation of each student. Facilitated planning session for continuing the spiritual journey beyond the program, encouraging lifelong learning and exploration.