Spiritual Integration education

The Pew Research Center reports, "About half of the U.S. public (49%) says they have had a religious or mystical experience, defined as a “moment of sudden religious insight or awakening.” This is similar to a survey conducted in 2006 but much higher than in surveys conducted in 1976 and 1994, and more than twice as high as in a 1962 Gallup survey (22%). In fact, the 2009 Pew Forum survey finds that religious and mystical experiences are more common today among those who are unaffiliated with any particular religion (30%) than they were in the 1960s among the public as a whole (22%).

When this insight or awakening comes knocking, much has already changed or will likely for the client, such as their worldview, values, and relationship needs.

Ignored for too long, the call for change creates a painful discontent that the soul will either resist and hide from or, perhaps, potentially react in a way that creates harm. 

The potential dangers of unsupported spiritual transformation are well documented.

Spiritual integration clients come from all walks of life, from corporate executives to blue-collar workers ~ Awakening and spiritual emergence are no respecters of age, race, faith, or socioeconomic status.

As you can see ~ this population is growing fast ~ and is the most under-recognized and underserved population in the US.

The fact is ~ if you are in a helping profession, meditation instructor, or retreat leader, you are very likely to have these clients in your practice ~ How do you know you won't cause harm?

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