A few years ago, when I thought it might be fun to be a wedding officiant, I embarked on a search for the perfect way to become accredited. What I didn’t realize at the time, was that I was also embarking on a spiritual journey that would lead me to metaphysics, albeit, accidentally.
After contacting various organizations, discussing their various training programs, and weighing the pros and cons of each, I decided to go with the course offered by the Canadian International Metaphysical Ministry. Although it was relatively short, it was jam-packed with insight, self-realization, a new perspective and understanding. It was almost as if I found me, as corny as that sounds.
After finishing the course, becoming a Metaphysical Minister, and starting on my new spiritual path, I developed a better sense of self. And tapping into that sense of self, I realized that being a Minister comes with a high degree of self-accountability. But not only that, I am accountable to my followers to help them remember their strengths, to help them know that the universal law of abundance will always provide for us and to remember that, by incorporating all types of spiritual doctrines in our teachings, we recognize oneness; meaning, we recognize that all of the teachings will lead us back to the same place: self. And above all, becoming a Metaphysical Minister has taught me that love for self and love for all is the highest purpose.
In a nutshell, as well as having the privilege of being able to perform wedding ceremonies for just about everyone, having the honour of being a celebrant at funerals, and performing baby naming ceremonies, I have found my calling. Being a Metaphysical Minister energizes me, challenges me, awakens me, soothes me, educates me and more. Love is all there is.
