Revolutionize Your Inner Goddess
This article will give you a glimpse into the world of a metaphysical minister. It will also help you understand what being an ordained Metaphysical Minister entails.
I decided to write this article because an online digital magazine called Mystic Mag reached out to me and asked for an interview. I was delighted to hop on a zoom call and discuss my profession with Sarah Kirkon, my interviewer.
We talked about such things as how I define a Goddess, how does one gain knowledge of self, the significance of the number 13 and my role as a Metaphysical Minister.
You can read that full article here: Goddess Only Knows
A Metaphysical Minister travels where they are called, sharing the empowering truth that you are the creator of your reality. Since earning my Master’s in Metaphysics in 2018, I’ve had the honor of teaching this message in cities across the country.
Unlike traditional reverends, my teachings help others see the spirit of Christ as both within and as themselves. I guide people to reconnect with the universal creative force shaping their lives.
As a Metaphysical Christian, I incorporate biblical teachings with a metaphysical perspective, showing how they align with universal laws and self-realization. My goal is to awaken individuals to their innate power to create.
I am not preaching or teaching in the same exact manner as your typical Reverend. I am helping others see the spirit of Christ as themself and within themself. I help others reconnect with the creative force of the universe that designs their life.
As a Metaphysical Minister and a metaphysical Christian, I incorporate the Bible into my teachings a lot. I believe that I would not have been told in a dream to “go teach about Jesus”, if I were not supposed to incorporate those teachings into my ministry.
Most Metaphysical Ministers incorporate all types of spiritual doctrines into their teachings. This is because at some point, we recognize oneness. Meaning, we recognize that all of the teachings will lead us back to the same place: self.
To give you more insight on what it is to be a metaphysical minister, consider that when I graduated from University of Metaphysics in 2018, I signed a vow. I also took a verbal oath.
When I graduated from the University of Metaphysics in 2018, I took a vow to serve humanity. This commitment included:
For us, self-accountability is non-negotiable. To teach others, I must constantly grow and embody what I preach. This journey is a daily practice of courage, faith, and authenticity.
To aspiring Metaphysical Ministers: Stay in the present moment, forgive yourself with grace, and commit to walking your talk. Ministering isn’t easy, but it’s deeply rewarding. Ministering and counseling others takes a lot of courage, faith, and boldness. Because you will be looked at and measured to see if you are living up to what you teach.
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If this resonates with you, here’s how you can continue your journey: