Study groups of
A Course in Miracles

A space to study, share, and bring ACIM into experience

Studying and teaching A Course in Miracles can be a profoundly transformative experience, but also challenging. There are times when doubts, resistances, or the feeling of walking the path alone arise.

Study groups offer a space to explore the Course's teachings together, share perspectives, and discover that many of the difficulties that arise in practice are universal. Because, sometimes, hearing another's experience can help us recognize more clearly what we were called to learn.

Each student walks this path in a different way. That is why you will find different group proposals, so you can choose the one that best accompanies your current learning moment.

Study Daily Lessons Group

If you wish to maintain a constant practice, go through and understand the lessons accompanied.

What you will find in this group:

Study Group Transform Your Gaze

If there are topics in the Course that still cause you conflict or resistance and you want to deepen your practice.

What you will find in this group:

Mentoring Facilitators and Psychotherapists

If you want to help others with the Course, by creating or improving your project as a facilitator or psychotherapist.

What you will find in this mentorship:

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about A Course in Miracles study groups

Yes. In fact, for most people it's a pace that allows them to integrate what they've learned much better.

A Course in Miracles is not learned by accumulating information or attending more and more classes. True transformation happens when you bring the practice into your daily life, observe your reactions, go through your resistances, and apply the Course's principles wherever conflict arises.

The bi-weekly sessions are designed to offer guidance, clarity, and depth, but the support does not end when the meeting finishes.

Between sessions, you will have the support of the community, where reflections, audios, experiences, questions, resources, and practical applications of the Course are shared daily. Many of the most valuable insights arise precisely in these daily exchanges, discovering that others are going through similar challenges and that together we can learn to look in a different way.

It's not about attending more classes. It's about keeping the learning alive between one session and the next.

That's why the combination of meetings, community, and daily practice usually generates a much more transformative experience than simply consuming more content.

It's okay. All sessions are recorded so you can watch them when it's most convenient for you.

We know that each person has different schedules, responsibilities, and rhythms. That's why the goal is not for you to adapt your life to the group, but for the group to be able to accompany you wherever you are.

Also, many people find that re-listening to a session weeks later allows them to understand aspects that had gone unnoticed at the time.

You will be able to progress at your own pace without missing the content or the work done by the group.

You don't need to make the perfect decision.

The most important thing is to identify where you are right now on your path with the Course.

If you are starting out or still feel you need to better understand the fundamentals, there are groups designed to help you build a solid foundation.

If you have been studying and practicing for a while and wish to deepen your application, forgiveness, and integration in daily life, there are spaces oriented towards that level of work.

And if your intention is to accompany others or develop projects related to A Course in Miracles, you will also find groups focused in that direction.

If you have questions, just get in touch with me. I'll be happy to help you find the space that best suits your current moment.

I understand that every economic situation is different.

The goal of this community is to put people before circumstances. If you feel this space can help you but the cost is a real difficulty at the moment, write to me.

Whenever possible, we will look for an alternative so that the economic situation is not the only reason preventing you from participating.

The important thing is the commitment to the process and the desire to walk the path, not just the financial capacity at any given moment.

Many people feel the desire to share A Course in Miracles, accompany others in their process, or develop a project born from their experience with the Course.

However, they often encounter the same questions:

  • How can I provide value in a clear way?
  • Who can I truly help?
  • How to shape everything I have learned?
  • How to create something sustainable without feeling like I'm "selling" spirituality?
  • How to reach the right people?
  • How to organize and sustain a long-term project?

 

The mentorship is designed precisely to accompany you on that path.

We will work to help you transform an inspiration into a real, coherent project aligned with you. A project that has clarity in its purpose, reaches the people who can benefit from it, and can be sustained over time without losing its essence.

Throughout the process, we will explore aspects such as:

  • Discover what your unique contribution is.
  • Clarify who you want to accompany and how you can help them.
  • Define a clear and easy-to-understand proposal.
  • Find authentic ways to communicate your message.
  • Create a presence that allows the right people to find you.
  • Give structure and direction to your project.
  • Learn to sustain it in a balanced and stable way.

 

It's not about building a company. It's about creating a vehicle that allows you to extend what you wish to share.

Whether you are just starting out or already support other people, mentoring will help you bring clarity, direction, and confidence so that your project can grow naturally, authentically, and sustainably.

From the community...

"A very enriching mentorship. Today I feel ready to bring my project to life from the Spirit, with clarity, confidence, and practical tools. Infinite gratitude to David for accompanying me these months."

Lesly
Lesly Sánchez Psychologist · ACIM Student · Colombia

"I was surprised by the understanding that opened up in my mind about the Course thanks to your way of seeing it. I have felt a greater integration of knowledge. I feel deep gratitude for all that has been shared."

Isabel
Isabel Sales Mayor Physiotherapist and Writer · Spain

“A transformative mentorship. It helped me face some fears and with David's support, the process becomes more enjoyable. He guided me like an older brother, thank you for that patience and love.”

Fernando Zalazar Student and Teacher of ACIM · Argentina

“I have been learning with David for months. I consider him an example of the values of this Course and an inspiration to choose love over fear. Thank you for helping me remember and feel that we are love and peace.”

Ana
Ana riera Psychologist · ACIM Student · Spain

"Thank you, David, for your clear and loving guidance. Your mentorship opened a space of remembrance, peace, and truth within me. What you shared did not teach: it awakened what was already mine."

Alejandra Chena Lic. in Social Work · Argentina

About the ACIM study groups

What are the Study Groups of A Course in Miracles?

ACIM study groups are spaces for collective learning where people gather to explore the teachings of the Course. These groups facilitate a deep understanding of the text, promote personal reflection, and build community among students. They function as safe spaces to share experiences, resolve doubts, and apply the principles of the Course in daily life. They are meetings dedicated to shared spiritual growth.

What is studied in a ACIM group?

In ACIM groups, the Text, the Workbook for Students, and the Manual for Teachers are studied. Daily lessons are analyzed, and concepts such as forgiveness, true identity, and mental healing are explored in depth. Participants explore how to apply these principles in relationships, work, and personal life. Practical experiences are discussed, and common misinterpretations of the Course are clarified.

What is a Course in Miracles facilitator?

A ACIM facilitator is a person with advanced experience in the Course who guides group sessions. They are not a teacher in the traditional sense, but a companion who facilitates dialogue and mutual understanding. Their role is to create a safe space, maintain focus on the teachings, and help participants connect with their own inner wisdom. They act as a catalyst for collective learning.

How does a group session work?

A ACIM group session varies according to its particular structure, but generally combines study and spiritual practice. It typically includes reading passages from the Course, personal reflection, and dialogue among participants. The facilitator moderates without imposing interpretations, allowing each member to explore their understanding. Many sessions incorporate meditation or exercises from the Workbook. The duration and dynamics depend on each specific group.

Do I need prior experience to participate?

No prior experience is necessary. ACIM groups welcome both beginners and advanced students. Each person brings their unique perspective. Facilitators adapt explanations so that everyone understands, regardless of their level. What matters is a genuine willingness to learn and explore the teachings. The groups create an inclusive environment where everyone can grow at their own pace.

Can I join if I am just starting the Course?

Absolutely. Study groups welcome beginners. In fact, many students begin the Course within a group, which facilitates initial understanding. Collective support helps navigate complex concepts. Facilitators offer guidance for those just starting. Studying in a group from the beginning accelerates the integration of teachings and provides clarity on frequent misunderstandings.

What are the benefits of studying ACIM in a group?

Studying in a group offers multiple benefits: clarity through diverse perspectives, emotional support, companionship, accelerated learning, and community. Groups reduce feelings of isolation, normalize common doubts, and create safe spaces for vulnerability. Interaction with other students deepens personal understanding. The collective effect amplifies individual transformation and strengthens commitment to practice.

Is it better to study alone or with others?

Both approaches are valid and complementary. Studying alone allows for personal depth and introspection without distractions. Studying in a group provides external perspectives, correction of misunderstandings, and emotional support. Many students combine both: daily individual practice and weekly or bi-weekly group sessions. The choice depends on your temperament and current needs. The ideal is to find the balance that resonates with your learning process.

Are there online A Course in Miracles study groups?

Yes, there are online study groups for A Course in Miracles. The nature of the Course, focused on forgiveness and spiritual transformation, lends itself well to virtual formats. These groups allow students from different geographies to meet and share interpretations, reflections, and experiences. Digital platforms facilitate accessibility for those with mobility limitations or living in areas without in-person groups. Virtual meetings maintain the collaborative essence of learning, allowing participants to unite around the common purpose of deepening their understanding of the Course's principles from anywhere in the world.

How can I join a ACIM study group?

Look for local groups through spiritual centers, specialized bookstores, or online ACIM directories. Social networks and community platforms list active groups. Contact facilitators directly to find out about schedules and locations. Start by attending a session to feel the group's energy. Most welcome new members openly and create welcoming spaces for everyone.