Over four weeks, the course offers a slow, relational container to:

• recognize your own money patterns with kindness

• soften shame and self-blame

• develop greater choice and steadiness in how you relate to money

• integrate spiritual values with everyday financial life

This is not a course about budgeting, manifesting, or fixing yourself. It is about integration, allowing what has been split off, hidden, or hardened around money to come back into relationship. As this happens, many people experience less reactivity, more clarity, and a quieter sense of dignity and care in their relationship with money, even when financial challenges remain.

Ultimately, this work supports not only personal repair, but relational and communal health: when our relationship with money becomes steadier and less shame-driven, it naturally ripples outward into our work, leadership, families, and communities.