Courses & Learning

Courses & Learning

The House offers a structured path of learning for sincere seekers who desire disciplined spiritual formation. Learning takes place through a blended model that includes online lessons, in-person sessions, guided study, discussion groups, meditations, exercises, pathworkings, workshops, retreats, and community circles.

The online learning platform supports the student between live sessions by providing lesson access, reading material, assignments, reflections, study prompts, and community engagement.

The purpose of this learning model is to preserve the depth of traditional instruction while making the path more accessible to serious students in the Caribbean and beyond.

First Degree Learning Areas

Students may encounter the following areas of study and practice:

• Relaxation and breathwork
• Meditation and concentration
• Visualisation and imagination
• Symbolic awareness
• Psycho-spiritual self-observation
• The Tree of Life
• The elements and inner balance
• Foundations of ritual awareness
• West African spiritual symbolism
• The Orishas in meditative study
• Ethical discipline and personal refinement
• Sacred journaling and reflection
• Group discussion and supervised learning

A Progressive Journey of Formation

The First Degree is organised as a progressive journey of lessons, practices, reflections, and guided development. Students move through the work in cohorts, allowing each group to develop a shared rhythm of study, discussion, practice, and support.

The 42-lesson structure allows the aspirant to approach the mysteries gradually, with space for reflection, integration, and lived practice. This is not a race to completion. It is a path of formation.

Introductory Courses and Workshops

In addition to the degree path, the House offers introductory courses and public or semi-public workshops for members, aspirants, and guests. These may include:

• The Sacred Path of Theurgy
• Foundations of Energy, Consciousness, and Inner Mastery
• Ritual Magic
• Meditation and Inner Practice
• Sacred Symbolism
• Ancient Egypt and the Mysteries
• The Tree of Life
• West African Sacred Traditions
• The Elements and the Inner Life
• Pathworking and the Sacred Imagination
• The Middle Pillar and Inner Alignment
• Spiritual Protection and Ethical Practice

Learning Format

The House uses a blended learning format designed to support both structure and community:

• Online lessons, readings, assignments, reflections, and recordings
• In-person instruction, practice, dialogue, clarification, and fellowship
• Cohort-based learning for shared rhythm and support
• Guided meditations, exercises, pathworkings, and reflective work
• Discussion groups and sacred circles for integration and practice