A Course in Miracles – Study & Reflection Circle

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Darmstadt, DE

10 members · Public group

What we’re about

“Nothing real can be threatened." "Nothing unreal exists."
"Therein lies the peace of God.”

Hello there and welcome. I’ve been studying A Course in Miracles for over 20 years now. To me ACIM is a radical, ontological teaching about perception, fear, and identity. In plain terms: It teaches us how to think differently about ourselves, each other, and the world.

I approach ACIM not as dogma, but as a set of living codes that help us undo fear and remember what’s real.

This group is a space to explore those teachings together — whether you’re new to the Course or have been wrestling with it for years. I believe in honest reflection, non-performative spirituality, and making space for questions that don’t have quick answers.

A Course in Miracles (ACIM) is not just a book. It’s a spiritual training in perception—a direct path to inner peace, if you’re willing to question everything you think you know about reality, fear, and identity.

🧭 Group Goal
To support a global circle of students exploring ACIM as a living practice—offering a space for honest reflection, spiritual clarity, and shared study.

This is a live, weekly 90-minute online circle for anyone who wants to explore ACIM’s teachings in real time—whether you’ve never opened the book or you’ve read it a dozen times and still don’t “get it.”

No preaching.
No pretending.
No performance.
Just a space to study, reflect, and remember what’s real.

Hosted by me, Michaela Sorrentino—a decades long metaphysical scholar, ordained minister, and transformational energy practitioner who’s been studying and living ACIM since 2004 (yes, she still finds new layers every week 🙏🏼🤓).

📌 Details:

🕙 Sundays evenings, 19:00–20:30 CET

🌍 Online click here to join: ACIM Group

🗣️ Taught in English

📖 No book required but helpful—free version here: https://acim.org/acim/en/

🧘‍♀️ Max 12 people per session

Come as you are: curious, skeptical, devoted, undone.
This isn’t about getting it “right.”
It’s about getting honest.