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If you're looking for spirituality-focused Skool communities, this list is a good place to start. Skool has quietly become one of the better platforms for the woo-curious, spiritual / woo educators and practitioners to connect, learn, grow and collaborate. The format works well for this niche: courses, community, and live events all in one place, without the noise of social media. I put this list of 15 Skools together because I kept getting asked where to find this kind of community on Skool. These are communities I've personally vetted. Some I'm affiliated with, some I'm not, and I've noted which is which. Here's what made the cut 👇 🌙 Explore Your Woo What it is: A private spiritual community for women covering tarot, oracle cards, astrology, channeling, spirit guides, manifestation, and psychic development with a grounded, no-gatekeeping approach to all of it. Who it's for: Women anywhere on the spiritual path, from opening their first tarot deck to deep galactic work. If you want a safe, inclusive space to explore your gifts without spiritual hierarchy or bypassing, this one's for you. Free or Paid: free w/ paid offers My affiliate link 👉 https://questmystic.com/eywskool 🎇Oracle Connections What it is: A community where you can sharpen your Oracle reading skills, expand visibility, attract abundance that flows. Who it's for: Soulful Entrepreneurs and Creatives Free or Paid: free w/ paid offers My affiliate link👉 https://questmystic.com/oracle-magic-summit 💗5D Channels & Chats What it is: A community for spiritual practitioners and emerging channels led by Shamanic Channel Rachel Chamness of Sound Waves Heal. Focuses on channeling mastery, higher dimensional healing, and advanced spiritual development. Who it's for: Healers, channels, and spiritual entrepreneurs who are serious about their growth not beginners dabbling, but people ready to go deep. Free or Paid: free w/ paid offers

I just had a great convo with @Jessica Lynn about community, and how difficult it can be for community owners and participants to show up as their true self. Including me. When I think about it... it's the f'ing Internet. There's something about the space of the internet that creates a level of fear around showing our genuine selves AND IT SUCKS. (and we all know why... people can be so mean!) So, how do we navigate this dilemma? How do we participate without losing ourselves, and still be able to connect and grow our businesses? I say patience, and be willing to grow a thick skin AND BOUNDARIES. Also, recognize that showing up in community spaces is less about you, and more about the community that you're entering. What tips do you have? What do you experience in your own community and the ones you participate in?

Let's begin friends, nothing gets started unless we write it down, speak it out loud, and DO IT. What's on your plate this week for YOUR Skool? -->> me? I'm recording videos for the #How Visibility Actually Works on Skool course. You?

Let's begin friends, nothing gets started unless we write it down, speak it out loud, and DO IT. What's on your plate this week for YOUR Skool? -->> me? I'm adding more tools to help my Skool Growth VIP peeps to brainstorm their engagement posts so they're not left scrambling and doubting what to do share/do. You?