How is your spiritual life?
Maybe you’ve deconstructed your faith or know that organized religion isn’t for you. Or perhaps you are one of the busiest people you know, and finding time to focus on your spiritual life is challenging. You might also not know quite where to start.
Our spiritual well-being is often bound up with doubt, questioning, religious trauma/harm, and many other things. It is time for spirituality to be unbound from religion. You are invited to discover your spiritual needs and find the right rituals and spiritual practices to deepen your spiritual life.
Help for your spiritual life might be just a text message away.
Text “unbound” to 22589 to receive a daily devotional via text.
Spirituality unBound from religion
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Daily Text/SMS Message from a Spiritual Practitioner
Get connected to unBound by signing up to receive a free daily text message inviting you to a spiritual practice, including mindfulness, reflective questioning, listening, prayer practices, meditations, or learning that feeds your spiritual needs.
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Join a Sacred Circle Retreat
Join us on Zoom or in-person for a part day retreat that focuses on discovering your spiritual needs, introduction to centering and reflective spiritual practices, and conversation with a spiritual practitioner to develop your Individualized Spiritual Care Plan. These retreats are meant to be “Spiritual Practices for People Who Suck at Spiritual Practices.” We are learning and we invite you to learn with us!
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Get matched with a Spiritual Care Practitioner to accompany you
Spiritual Care Practitioners can support your Individualized Spiritual Care Plan through in-person, Zoom or the Marco Polo app. Your initial meeting is free and we will support you in finding the right practitioner for your spiritual needs.
Meet our practitioners.
Our practitioners come from many spiritual walks and traditions. Some are connected to religious communities, while others are unaffiliated. Some are ordained within specific traditions, and others are trained in multiple faith practices/traditions. They offer a diversity of embodiments, life journeys, and spiritual understandings.
