The Foundation Level 1A: Building a Spiritual Organization

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The Foundation Level 1A: Building a Spiritual Organization

$5,500

The Mind of Clementine

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Beginner level

48 hours

The Foundation Level 1A is an in-depth educational program designed for spiritual leaders, medicine facilitators, and sacred community founders who are ready to establish their work on solid legal and ethical ground. In today’s climate, operating in the entheogenic or religious space without structural literacy can expose founders to unnecessary risk, confusion, and dependency. This course provides a comprehensive overview of how Natural Law principles, private domain governance, and religious liberty intersect — and how those frameworks can be used to build spiritually aligned, structurally sound institutions. Rather than offering generic templates or surface-level advice, this program teaches you how to think clearly about structure, sovereignty, and stewardship. You will gain a working understanding of: -- The difference between public and private domain operations -- Religious liberty foundations in the United States -- Church formation considerations -- Ecclesiastical trust structures and internal governance -- Liability protection and asset management principles -- The philosophical underpinnings of Natural Law -- The risks of improperly structured spiritual organizations This course is not about loopholes. It is about literacy. Students leave with a deeper conceptual understanding of how to design a protected and principled spiritual container — whether for a medicine church, ministry, spiritual fellowship, or sacred study group. The focus is education and empowerment. You will learn how to ask better questions, recognize structural weaknesses, and make informed decisions when building or refining your spiritual organization. If you feel called to steward sacred work in a way that honors both spiritual integrity and lawful structure, this course provides the intellectual and practical foundation to do so responsibly.

Clementine Kruczynski

Clementine Kruczynski is a researcher, educator, and structural strategist working at the intersection of religious liberty, entheogenic practice, and the private domain of law. She specializes in helping spiritual leaders and sacred community founders understand how to build lawful, principled, and internally coherent religious structures grounded in Natural Law. Clementine’s path into this work began through lived necessity. In 2017, when she was called to co-found a medicine church, she encountered firsthand the complexity, opacity, and misinformation that surrounds entheogenic religious formation. Rather than relying on surface interpretations, she committed to years of deep independent research — studying constitutional religious protections, ecclesiastical governance, private membership associations, and the distinctions between public and private legal domains. Her research eventually expanded under mentorship with a former Texas judge and later into trust and financial structuring under advanced private-domain instruction. Through these experiences, she developed a nuanced understanding of how religious doctrine, internal agreements, trusts, and operational structure interact — not just legally, but philosophically. As an autistic researcher with a profound special interest in this field, Clementine brings uncommon strengths to her work: -- Pattern recognition across complex legal systems -- High-level information synthesis -- Hyperfocus and long-term research immersion -- The ability to translate dense, abstract frameworks into practical and teachable models Her teaching is grounded in education, clarity, and sovereignty. She does not offer legal advice. Instead, she equips founders with the knowledge, conceptual frameworks, and strategic literacy needed to make informed decisions and build structures that reflect both spiritual integrity and structural coherence. Clementine works with founders of medicine churches, private ecclesiastical trusts, and spiritually rooted organizations who are serious about long-term sustainability. Her approach is not reactionary or fear-based — it is principled, disciplined, and rooted in education as empowerment. Through The Mind of Clementine, she continues her research, mentorship, and course development with one core belief: If you are called to steward sacred work, your foundation should be as intentional as your mission.

Course Contents

11 sections · 48 hours

1. Topic 1 - Orientation: Why Structure Matters in Sacred Work

Sets the stage for the course by examining why spiritual communities require intentional structure, and what risks arise when organizations are formed without literacy in governance, jurisdiction, and responsibility.

2. Topic 2 - The Principles of Natural Law

Introduces Natural Law as a philosophical framework for understanding rights, duties, and ethical authority. Students explore how these principles differ from statutory systems and why they are often referenced in religious organizational models.

3. Topic 3 - Understanding Jurisdiction: Public and Private Domains

Clarifies distinctions between operating in the public regulatory sphere versus forming a private religious body. Addresses common misunderstandings and explains how consent, membership, and internal agreements shape organizational identity.

4. Topic 4 - Religious Liberty Foundations & Historical Context

Provides educational context around religious freedom traditions in the United States and how spiritual communities have historically organized outside mainstream institutional forms.

5. Topic 5 - Defining the Spiritual Identity of Your Organization

Guides students in articulating belief systems, values, and mission as the cornerstone of religious legitimacy. Emphasizes coherence between doctrine and structure.

6. Topic 6 - Core Components of Church or Ministry Formation

Examines the internal architecture of a spiritual organization: leadership roles, governance models, membership frameworks, and operational clarity aligned with mission.

7. Topic 7 - Contracts, Agreements & Internal Governance

Introduces how internal agreements function within private organizations and why clarity among members is essential to sustainability and cohesion.

8. Topic 8 - Stewardship, Assets & Long-Term Responsibility

Explores the philosophical and structural considerations around holding property, managing resources, and maintaining continuity across leadership transitions.

9. Topic 9 - Risk Awareness & Ethical Leadership

Addresses real-world challenges, responsibilities, and ethical considerations of operating a sacred organization, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making.

10. Topic 10 - Integrating Structure with Spiritual Mission

Helps students reconcile administrative structure with spiritual intention so governance supports, rather than constrains, sacred work.

11. Topic 11 - Pathways Forward: Continuing with Professional Guidance

Outlines next steps students may consider after completing the course, including when to consult legal, financial, or organizational professionals while maintaining sovereignty over their mission.

What You Get

Access to the required masterclass training (the prerequisite teaching that sets the foundation for the work)

A personal Kajabi student account with access to the course portal and materials

Course recordings and rewatchable lessons inside the portal (so you can revisit complex sections as needed)

Downloadable reference resources (organized materials that consolidate the key concepts, definitions, and structural frameworks taught in the program)

Implementation checklists and step-by-step roadmaps to help you track progress in building your spiritual organization with clarity

Templates and example language used to understand governance, doctrine positioning, and internal structure (for education and study—final use depends on your path and professional guidance)

Weekly live Office Hours access during the program for support, clarification, and implementation guidance

Included 1:1 call access (as provided in the offering) for personalized direction within the educational scope

Option to join the Alumni Community after completion (if desired / available), for continued peer connection and updates

Schedule

Wed, April 1 / 11:00 AM–2:00 PM GMT+0000

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