Stories from Rachel Pringle’s students

I came into this program thinking I knew the water. Mindvalley's Spiritual Mastery Program showed me how vast the ocean truly is... Looking at that tree, I saw myself clearly - thoughts and relationships that needed cleansing. And by the next day, I was lighter. Free... my life is richer. Fuller. More connected to what truly matters.

I am so grateful for Spiritual Mastery because it helped me not only open spiritually, but actually integrate that opening into my everyday life. Before this program, I was in an exciting but unfamiliar place. I initially joined after receiving a transmission at a Sedona retreat that opened my gifts up in new ways. At…

I trust my intuition and spirit guidance more than ever, believing myself to be in the right place, at the right time, with the right people... I was able to process the loss much more profoundly, returning to joy and gratitude for their lives, and tuned into my own chi - lifeforce energy.

I was living in a constant state of anxiety - disconnected from who I truly was and struggling with a nervous system that felt perpetually overwhelmed... For the first time, I had a framework for understanding my anxiety - not as something broken in me, but as something I could gently work with... My relationship with my partner began to soften and deepen. When I started doing the inner work, something opened up between us.

I was lost and seeking purpose for my existence because my limitations prevent me from working a normal job... The different teachers were like a team of gardeners who nurtured me to the understanding that I am not a failed collector of sticks, I am the tree... When met with challenging elements, my calm inner knowing keeps me grounded and makes my roots even stronger through each experience.

I stayed in a management position that made me feel terrible about myself because I was afraid to let go and worried about money... I've learned to stop carrying everything alone and allow people to love me, support me, and contribute to me during one of the hardest times in my life... I'm letting go of what isn't joyful or aligned, and I'm realizing I do not need to change who I am to have power. I've had that power all along.

I have made more progress in going through 40 years of papers, "stuff", and belongings than ever before; which is especially helpful as I get ready to move and begin a new and exciting chapter in my life!... when the mind is clear, the outer physical space reflects that, too.

Fear had blinded me and I'd lost sight of my true self. I was living as an imposter in my own life controlled by fear.

After experiencing a shared-death experience with my grandfather in 2015, I found myself on an unexpected path of spiritual awakening and self-discovery. As someone deeply rooted in science and logic, it took introspection and soul-searching to accept that there may be dimensions of existence beyond what science can currently explain... I emerged from this course feeling transformed. I feel more connected to myself, more open to life, and more in love with the person I am becoming.

My habits are all upended and I feel I'm in a nowhere zone - don't know who I am now but I like it... My awareness is different and more in the moment. I'm flowing more and taking step by step actions without knowing where they lead but trusting my gut feelings that they are okay and adjusting here and there.

I did not need a horrible childhood to understand forgiveness nor suffering to appreciate spirituality. Loving life, seeking enlightenment, and developing a profound connection to the divine are enough... This course has reminded me that spirituality is not about having suffered enough to deserve wisdom, it is about remaining, open, curious, grateful and connected.

I've always been able to manifest in subtle ways - with patience knowing the universe provides what I need and often helps fulfill my deepest desires as well. I have experienced connections with those that have passed when I least expect it and I have learned to trust my intuition. When I ignore it, life tends to remind me why I should listen.