People from over 75 countries have taken my courses, so they are structured to make participation as easy as possible for everyone.
Each course consists entirely of posts to a secure, private message board.
There are no video calls, so there is no need to log on at a specific time.
You can visit the message board at any time of the day or night to read my posts and comments, make your own posts and comments, and interact with the other participants.
A new step is posted every three days. You will get the most from the course if you action the step within that time period and make a post about it. You are also welcome to ask questions about it, if you need to. The interactive dialogue between me and the participants, and between the participants themselves, is an essential component of each course.
The course material remains online until the end of a course so that if anyone falls behind, they can catch up as soon as possible.
You will get the most from my clutter clearing courses if you take them in this order.
Clutter Clearing Courses
Most people start with these three foundational courses:
Each one is designed as stand-alone course. You can therefore start with whichever course you can and take the other courses next time they are offered, or you may find that one course is all you need. The important thing, if you have clutter, is to make a start on clearing it!
If you need help with clothes clutter or want to go deeper, you can also take these courses.
Conscious Living Courses
It works best to take these courses after you have cleared your clutter, or at least made substantial inroads into doing so.
It’s entirely up to you how much time you spend reading the message board and actioning the steps of a course.
As a general guideline, I suggest you visit the message board a couple of times per day (for example, morning and evening), and spend as much additional time as you can actioning each of the steps.
In practice, the posts of other participants are usually so interesting that many people like to spend extra time reading and commenting on them, although I do ask that no one makes more than two or three comments to each step so that it doesn’t create too much content for others to comfortably be able to read.
Taking two or more courses simultaneously is possible but is not recommended unless you have the time and commitment to do so. In practice, up to 20% of participants do take more than one course at a time, so it’s up to you to decide if you have the time to do that or not.
One of the reasons my courses are so successful is because of the care that is taken to preserve anonymity and confidentiality. This helps each person to feel able to be open and honest in their posts, which allows me to help everyone to get the most value from the experience.
Last names and contact details are not allowed on the message board. Most participants choose to use their real first name. It’s also fine to use a nickname.
It is also a condition of participating in a course that each person agrees not to share the content with anyone outside the course. This includes my posts and other people’s posts, both during the course and after it has finished.
For clutter clearing courses, if home is where all your stuff is then yes, you will need to be at home for most of the course to be able to participate in the steps. If you need to be away for a few days during a course, that’s fine. Just catch up as soon as you can when you get back.
It will also work best if you are at home for most of the time when taking these courses:
There is no need to be at home when taking these courses:
Access to each course opens three days before it starts to give participants time to upload a photo of themselves and post their introduction to the group.
Access to the course will close at midnight US Pacific Time on the last day, when it will be taken offline and deleted. Please be sure to read everything you wish to read before then.
No missed course material can be supplied to any participant after the end of any course in any circumstances. After it’s been deleted, it’s gone.
The best way to access a course is using a computer or a laptop because more more of the virtual space passes when you use a bigger screen. It’s also possible to access a course using a tablet or smartphone (many participants do).
A lovely camaraderie develops between participants, which is partly due to the virtual space that I create and hold during a course and partly due to each person having a recent photo of themselves next to every post they make. Without the photo, it wouldn’t work nearly so well.
Your name, email address, and location in the world are all kept completely confidential, so you will only be known by your first name (or a nickname you choose) and your photo. It is quite simple to upload your own photo or, if you prefer, you can send it by email and I will upload it for you. This needs to be done within the first five days of a course.
Anyone who has attended one of my space clearing workshops will know that one of the skills I have cultivated over the last 45+ years is being able to create high-level spaces in rooms and buildings. Since 2005, I have also developed the ability to do this virtually. So during each online course, I open a virtual space that facilitates passing my teachings and allows participants to access deeper levels of insights.
To my knowledge, there is no one else in the world teaching public online courses through consciously created virtual spaces like this, so I am pioneering this technology. It requires the development of specific subtle body structures that can take many years to build through particular forms of meditation and other spiritual practices.
I feel very strongly how important it is that some forerunners at this time develop the use of internet technology to pass teachings at this level so that it will be available to generations yet to come. What a sad world it will be when we all live in virtual reality (which is sure to come and is happening very fast now) if it is devoid of spiritual dimension.
More information: What’s different about my online courses
I’ve been asked if participating in my online courses can count towards Continuing Professional Development (CPD). The answer is no, because they are designed as personal courses, not professional, and the number of hours each person invests will differ greatly.
You can read the testimonials of previous participants here:
If you have any questions that have not been answered here, you are welcome to ask.