DIVINE Soul’s Bill of Rights™: An 8-Week Journey to Reclaiming Sacred Autonomy

This course is designed to be a safe space where participants can experience true spiritual liberation, empowering them to reclaim their divine rights and embrace their journey with authenticity and confidence. Each session of the DIVINE Soul’s Bill of Rights™ 8-week course is designed to be approximately 90 minutes long, allowing time for introduction, reflection, discussion, and practical exercises.

Goals:

1. Cultivate Self-Acceptance: Encourage participants to accept themselves fully, without shame, as divine beings with inherent worth.

2. Empower Individual Expression: Support participants in reclaiming the freedom to express their identity, creativity, and love in ways that feel authentic to them.

3. Foster Safe and Affirming Community: Create a supportive environment where participants can share and grow without fear of judgment or rejection.

4. Build Personal Spiritual Frameworks: Enable participants to create a flexible and evolving faith structure that aligns with their values, beliefs, and evolving understanding of spirituality.

5. Reject Harmful Systems: Equip participants with tools to recognize and liberate themselves from controlling power structures and transactional spirituality.

6. Encourage Sacred Autonomy: Affirm each participant’s right to define their relationship with the divine in ways that honor their personal journey and unique spiritual identity.

7. Celebrate Joy, Pleasure, and Fulfillment: Encourage the integration of joy, pleasure, and personal fulfillment as sacred aspects of life and spirituality.

8. Strengthen Spiritual Confidence: Help participants trust their intuition and personal beliefs, rejecting imposed doctrines that don’t serve their growth.

What Participants Can Expect to Gain from the Program:

1. Increased Self-Compassion: Participants will develop a compassionate perspective toward themselves, releasing shame and self-doubt, and instead embracing self-acceptance and self-love.

2. Clarity on Personal Beliefs: Through exploration and reflection, participants will gain greater clarity on their core beliefs and values, free from societal or religious impositions.

3. Connection with Community: Participants will engage with a supportive and affirming group, creating bonds that help foster their spiritual growth.

4. Practical Tools for Spiritual Boundaries: The course will offer tools and strategies to help participants set boundaries that protect their personal autonomy and sacred space.

5. Confidence in Divine Selfhood: Participants will emerge with a stronger sense of their own divinity and the freedom to express it in ways that are true to themselves.

6. Liberation from Harmful Influences: Participants will learn to recognize and reject toxic systems, messages, or individuals that limit their spiritual growth or self-worth.

7. Renewed Sense of Joy and Fulfillment: Participants will leave the course with practices and mindsets that integrate joy, creativity, and fulfillment as essential aspects of their spiritual journey.

8. A Personalized Spiritual Framework: By the end of the program, each participant will have constructed a unique, adaptable framework of faith that can grow and evolve with them.

Here’s a suggested agenda for each session to ensure consistent flow and focus:

Agenda for Each Session:

1. Welcome and Check-In (10 minutes)

   • Brief introductions if new participants join.

   • Quick check-in on how everyone is feeling, open for any thoughts from the previous session.

   • Set intentions for the session.

2. Introduction to the Week’s Tenet (15 minutes)

   • Present the week’s tenet from the DIVINE Soul’s Bill of Rights™ and discuss its meaning.

   • Provide background, examples, and any relevant insights into the tenet.

   • Invite participants to consider how this right has (or has not) been upheld in their lives.

3. Reflection Activity (10 minutes)

   • Lead a short reflective exercise, such as journaling, visualization, or meditation.

   • Encourage participants to connect personally with the tenet through questions like, “Where have I felt this right in my life?” or “How has this right been challenged?”

4. Guided Discussion (30 minutes)

   • Facilitate group discussion using the 10 prepared discussion questions.

   • Encourage each participant to share their thoughts, ensuring a supportive and respectful atmosphere.

   • Allow for open dialogue, creating space for insights, questions, and shared experiences.

5. Practical Exercise or Application (15 minutes)

   • Introduce a hands-on activity relevant to the week’s tenet, such as setting personal boundaries, crafting affirmations, or creating a visualization of one’s evolving spiritual framework.

   • Allow participants to try the activity with brief guidance.

   • Optionally, have participants share their thoughts or results with the group.

6. Weekly Takeaway and Suggested Practice (5 minutes)

   • Summarize key points from the session.

   • Offer a simple “takeaway” exercise or practice to try during the week (e.g., journal prompts, mindful reflection on the tenet, daily affirmations).

7. Closing and Check-Out (5 minutes)

   • Check out with a brief reflection on what participants gained from the session.

   • Share next week’s theme as a preview.

   • Close with an affirmation or group intention for the week ahead.

Course Structure:

Week 1: “The Right to Live Free from ‘Being Saved’ and Shamed for Who You Are”

Objectives:

• Explore the concept of spiritual autonomy and freedom from imposed salvation.

• Reflect on how shaming has affected personal identity and self-worth.

• Develop affirmations and practices to reclaim inner authority over morals and ethics.

Week 2: “The Right to Celebrate Your Sacral Energy, Free of Condemnation and Labels”

Objectives:

• Understand the sacredness of sacral energy in personal expression and sexuality.

• Reflect on how societal judgments have impacted self-acceptance.

• Begin to dismantle internalized labels that limit personal creativity and authenticity.

Week 3: “The Right to Express Divine Love in Your Way”

Objectives:

• Explore divine love and intuition as personal expressions beyond external expectations.

• Reflect on experiences of gaslighting in spiritual or relational contexts.

• Develop tools to affirm and trust personal love and intuition.

Week 4: “The Right to Pursue Your Calling Without Fear, Free of Abuse and Discrimination”

Objectives:

• Define and affirm personal callings and dreams.

• Recognize how fear and discrimination may have limited pursuing one's path.

• Explore practices for courageous self-advocacy in spiritual and personal realms.

Week 5: “The Right to Assign God Pronouns That Resonate with You and Your Beliefs”

Objectives:

• Reflect on personal beliefs and language used to connect with the divine.

• Examine the significance of pronouns and names in spiritual practice.

• Create a personalized language or practice that honors individual beliefs.

Week 6: “The Right to Liberate Yourself from Harmful Power Structures”

Objectives:

• Explore the impact of power structures on personal faith and autonomy.

• Reflect on how power imbalances may have limited spiritual growth.

• Practice ways to liberate oneself from systems that do not serve the soul.

Week 7: “The Right to Reject Systems that Monetize Despair and Make Redemption Transactional”

Objectives:

• Reflect on experiences with transactional spirituality and “pay-to-play” dynamics.

• Explore the concept of unconditional acceptance in spiritual practice.

• Learn to identify and avoid systems that exploit vulnerability for profit.

Week 8: “The Right to Create Your Own Framework of Faith, Free to Evolve as Your Faith Evolves”

Objectives:

• Begin constructing a personal framework of faith that honors evolution and growth.

• Reflect on how faith has changed over time and affirm the right to personal spiritual growth.

• Create an action plan to continue nurturing and evolving one’s beliefs.