Living A Course in Miracles

We follow an 18-month reading plan, progressing through A Course in Miracles in small, manageable sections. When you sign up for an event, you’ll receive a reading guide that outlines the reading plan, including a clear indication of the section we’ll be focusing on that week. Participants are encouraged to read the assigned portion in advance of each meeting so that we can dedicate our time together to discussion, shared insights, and personal reflections. This approach allows us to deepen our understanding of the material in community, moving at a steady, contemplative pace.

Each session includes a blend of teaching, group reflection, and practical experiences designed to help embed the learning in a meaningful and embodied way. The teaching offers context and clarity on the week’s reading, drawing out key themes and insights. Group reflection invites participants to share their responses, questions, and resonances, creating a space of mutual discovery and deepened understanding. Practical exercises—including short contemplative practices, journaling prompts, or guided applications—support the integration of the material into daily life, ensuring the Course remains not just intellectually engaging but experientially grounded.

We use the Complete and Annotated Edition (CE)—available in print or as a free app—which is ideally suited for an intensive study of the Course. This edition includes expansions, additional essays, and extensive footnotes that enrich the text’s meaning and help to explain the more challenging aspects.

You are welcome to join the study group at any point in our 18-month cycle. While A Course in Miracles does progress through its ideas, each section we study together forms a complete movement from problem to solution. The Course is a holographic and hyperlinked text—it reveals itself more fully over time, through repeated engagement and reflection. No single reading is ever final, and each return brings new insights. Whether you’re just beginning or have been studying for years, you’ll find that the discussions remain accessible and enriching, no matter when you start.

About Your Facilitator
I facilitate this group as a dedicated student of the Course, bringing both my experience with the Text and my background in contemplative practices to help guide discussion. Since 2016, I have been a committed student of the Course, weaving its spiritual wisdom with my work as an English literature professor, psychosynthesis coach, and meditation teacher. My academic grounding cultivates a curious and deeply engaged approach, while my meditation teaching and personal practice nurture an ever-deepening inner stillness. I aim to guide others with compassionate insight, fostering spaces where transformation and awakening can unfold. For me, the Course is both a profound teaching and a lived reality, calling us past separation and toward the embodiment of love.

I am a meditation teacher, coach, and academic who helps creatives and changemakers uncover greater purpose and clarity. I’m originally from the US, but I’ve called the UK home for nearly 20 years. Before settling in the UK permanently, I spent three years living and working in Asia, where I had the chance to travel, explore, and immerse myself in different cultures. I hold a PhD from the University of Leeds and have received additional training at the Institute of Psychosynthesis, the University of Middlesex, the UK College of Mindfulness Meditation, and the Sadhana Yoga School (RYT-200).

We will not be meeting on 19 October.

We follow an 18-month reading plan, progressing through A Course in Miracles in small, manageable sections. When you sign up for an event, you’ll receive a reading guide that outlines the reading plan, including a clear indication of the section we’ll be focusing on that week. Participants are encouraged to read the assigned portion in advance of each meeting so that we can dedicate our time together to discussion, shared insights, and personal reflections. This approach allows us to deepen our understanding of the material in community, moving at a steady, contemplative pace.

Each session includes a blend of teaching, group reflection, and practical experiences designed to help embed the learning in a meaningful and embodied way. The teaching offers context and clarity on the week’s reading, drawing out key themes and insights. Group reflection invites participants to share their responses, questions, and resonances, creating a space of mutual discovery and deepened understanding. Practical exercises—including short contemplative practices, journaling prompts, or guided applications—support the integration of the material into daily life, ensuring the Course remains not just intellectually engaging but experientially grounded.

We use the Complete and Annotated Edition (CE)—available in print or as a free app—which is ideally suited for an intensive study of the Course. This edition includes expansions, additional essays, and extensive footnotes that enrich the text’s meaning and help to explain the more challenging aspects.

You are welcome to join the study group at any point in our 18-month cycle. While A Course in Miracles does progress through its ideas, each section we study together forms a complete movement from problem to solution. The Course is a holographic and hyperlinked text—it reveals itself more fully over time, through repeated engagement and reflection. No single reading is ever final, and each return brings new insights. Whether you’re just beginning or have been studying for years, you’ll find that the discussions remain accessible and enriching, no matter when you start.

About Your Facilitator
I facilitate this group as a dedicated student of the Course, bringing both my experience with the Text and my background in contemplative practices to help guide discussion. Since 2016, I have been a committed student of the Course, weaving its spiritual wisdom with my work as an English literature professor, psychosynthesis coach, and meditation teacher. My academic grounding cultivates a curious and deeply engaged approach, while my meditation teaching and personal practice nurture an ever-deepening inner stillness. I aim to guide others with compassionate insight, fostering spaces where transformation and awakening can unfold. For me, the Course is both a profound teaching and a lived reality, calling us past separation and toward the embodiment of love.

I am a meditation teacher, coach, and academic who helps creatives and changemakers uncover greater purpose and clarity. I’m originally from the US, but I’ve called the UK home for nearly 20 years. Before settling in the UK permanently, I spent three years living and working in Asia, where I had the chance to travel, explore, and immerse myself in different cultures. I hold a PhD from the University of Leeds and have received additional training at the Institute of Psychosynthesis, the University of Middlesex, the UK College of Mindfulness Meditation, and the Sadhana Yoga School (RYT-200).

We follow an 18-month reading plan, progressing through A Course in Miracles in small, manageable sections. When you sign up for an event, you’ll receive a reading guide that outlines the reading plan, including a clear indication of the section we’ll be focusing on that week. Participants are encouraged to read the assigned portion in advance of each meeting so that we can dedicate our time together to discussion, shared insights, and personal reflections. This approach allows us to deepen our understanding of the material in community, moving at a steady, contemplative pace.

Each session includes a blend of teaching, group reflection, and practical experiences designed to help embed the learning in a meaningful and embodied way. The teaching offers context and clarity on the week’s reading, drawing out key themes and insights. Group reflection invites participants to share their responses, questions, and resonances, creating a space of mutual discovery and deepened understanding. Practical exercises—including short contemplative practices, journaling prompts, or guided applications—support the integration of the material into daily life, ensuring the Course remains not just intellectually engaging but experientially grounded.

We use the Complete and Annotated Edition (CE)—available in print or as a free app—which is ideally suited for an intensive study of the Course. This edition includes expansions, additional essays, and extensive footnotes that enrich the text’s meaning and help to explain the more challenging aspects.

You are welcome to join the study group at any point in our 18-month cycle. While A Course in Miracles does progress through its ideas, each section we study together forms a complete movement from problem to solution. The Course is a holographic and hyperlinked text—it reveals itself more fully over time, through repeated engagement and reflection. No single reading is ever final, and each return brings new insights. Whether you’re just beginning or have been studying for years, you’ll find that the discussions remain accessible and enriching, no matter when you start.

About Your Facilitator
I facilitate this group as a dedicated student of the Course, bringing both my experience with the Text and my background in contemplative practices to help guide discussion. Since 2016, I have been a committed student of the Course, weaving its spiritual wisdom with my work as an English literature professor, psychosynthesis coach, and meditation teacher. My academic grounding cultivates a curious and deeply engaged approach, while my meditation teaching and personal practice nurture an ever-deepening inner stillness. I aim to guide others with compassionate insight, fostering spaces where transformation and awakening can unfold. For me, the Course is both a profound teaching and a lived reality, calling us past separation and toward the embodiment of love.

I am a meditation teacher, coach, and academic who helps creatives and changemakers uncover greater purpose and clarity. I’m originally from the US, but I’ve called the UK home for nearly 20 years. Before settling in the UK permanently, I spent three years living and working in Asia, where I had the chance to travel, explore, and immerse myself in different cultures. I hold a PhD from the University of Leeds and have received additional training at the Institute of Psychosynthesis, the University of Middlesex, the UK College of Mindfulness Meditation, and the Sadhana Yoga School (RYT-200).