Spiritual Sustainability means healing the planet through deep self-discovery.

By cultivating a sustainable spirit, becoming more connected to yourself, to others, and for our beautiful planet. We support three critical areas further our mission through charitable funding; the arts, education, and events. Currently, our funding also supports the conscious community efforts of IAOMAI Global by hosting healing retreats as well as online support, and most recently the dedication of the first Center for Indigenous Truth & Culture.

Spiritual Sustainability teaches transformation from the present moment. Through our programs, you will tap into and deepen your intuitive level (no matter where you are on your growth journey). When you increase your growth capacity, others are inspired and this massive ripple effect ultimately cures compassion fatigue and accomplishes far more for our environment, including humanity.

When you gain more in-depth insights, you will increase a natural desire for a committed (or re-committed) spiritual practice. You will grasp the importance of healing our collective consciousness, which allows for more significant impact socially, politically, environmentally, and globally.

We need more people advocating for the spiritual healing of our inner wounds as much as we do our environmental issues. We believe the two are intrinsically related, and until we acknowledge that the flame of our spirit as collective humanity has been snuffed out, very little will change with lasting impact. We invite all avid environmental activists to join us in the discussion of making the powerful shift internally. When we operate from authentic empowerment, significant changes will occur in our physical environment; the inside will always imitate the outside. This imitation isn't based on opinion. It is pure frequency. It's physics.

You may be thinking, "How does my one inner really life matter?" Whether you acknowledge it or not, your inner life matters because of your energy and how well you tend that reservoir. Because of this, you are playing the most significant leading role in healing yourself and others.

Mother Teresa said it best, "If you want to change the world, go home, and love your family." I believe her message, albeit simple, was profound beyond her time and even more relevant now. To love your planet is also to love yourself, and your family. Without starting here, we have missed the mark of true sustainability entirely. To heal our world, we must heal ourselves.

So, you want to change the world? Good. Look deep into your own eyes and your own heart. Know yourself. Heal yourself. Commit to spiritual practice, choose the Impact of Spiritual Sustainability. By doing this, you will cultivate sustainability on the inside and out.