The Herman Adrian Spruit Research Collegium • Scientia et Sapientia per Spiritum
An advanced ecclesiastical practitioner certification established under the Statuta Fundamentalia of HASRC for spiritual healers, transformational coaches, contemplative teachers, and authors. Master the operative laws of spiritual science, subconscious reprogramming, mental therapeutics, and conscious alignment with The Source to facilitate authentic personal and collective healing.
Conferred under the Archiepiscopal Seal of the Collegium
Designed for spiritual directors, metaphysical counselors, energy therapists, and transformative facilitators.
The Licentiate of Applied Metaphysical Science (L.AMsc.) is designed for the holistic practitioner, healer, or pastoral worker seeking to master the operative application of metaphysical principles. Rather than regarding metaphysics as abstract speculation, the HASRC Scriptorium approaches universal spiritual laws as an exact, reproducible, and operative science.
Drawing from Patriarch Herman Adrian Spruit’s seminal synthesis of Religious Science metaphysics, affirmative prayer, and Christic subtle energy dynamics, students investigate the structural laws of consciousness. You will explore subconscious reprogramming, the mechanics of mental causation, and the clinical methodology of spiritual mind therapeutics.
This curriculum establishes a rigorous framework for consciously connecting with The Source, sustaining unitive states of contemplation, and channeling divine healing frequencies to restore wholeness and empower others toward spiritual fruition.
Ideal for those in mentoring and healing roles requiring verified clinical competency in spiritual therapeutics alongside formal ecclesiastical backing under the HASRC constitution.
Upon earning the L.AMsc. credential, the graduate will be equipped to:
Articulate the foundational laws of spiritual science, mental causation, and metaphysical philosophy with scholarly precision.
Apply affirmative prayer therapy and spiritual mind healing protocols to transmute psycho-spiritual blocks and emotional trauma.
Utilize subconscious reprogramming, neuroplasticity dynamics, and spiritual reframing to dismantle inherited limiting paradigms.
Facilitate conscious alignment with The Source, leading clients into unitive, transformative contemplative prayer states.
Maintain impeccable ethical standards, professional boundaries, and pastoral discretion within all therapeutic and healing containers.
Author an original research dissertation contributing applied insights to the contemporary literature of spiritual and metaphysical science.
Structured across core metaphysical science (36 credits), applied case studies (18 credits), and an original research dissertation (18 credits).
Historical and philosophical roots of metaphysical science; Ernest Holmes and Patriarch Spruit's synthesis of cosmic law, mind dynamics, and spiritual reality.
Neuroplasticity and the subjective mind; deconstructing inherited shadow scripts and anchoring affirmative mental patterns.
The mechanics of spiritual treatment; healing through recognition, unification, realization, thanksgiving, and release.
The Christos as high-vibrational divine light and cosmic order; subtle body anatomy, auric hygiene, and vibrational healing mechanics.
Moving beyond superficial prosperity dogma; understanding spiritual resonance, non-resistance, and alignment with divine circulation.
Unitive mysticism, contemplative stillness, and transcending dualistic illusion to realize oneness with Infinite Intelligence.
Documented 12-week self-healing case study demonstrating conscious repatterning of a core life challenge.
Supervised facilitation of three comprehensive client case studies applying metaphysical mind healing.
Professional practitioner container, client confidentiality, non-projection, and referral protocols.
The culminating requirement of the Licentiate of Applied Metaphysical Science is the completion of a formal, original research dissertation (10,000 to 15,000 words) contributing to the practical literature of spiritual science.
Unlike purely theoretical treatises, the L.AMsc. dissertation is an applied work of scholarship. Candidates must identify a specific challenge within human consciousness, wellbeing, or spiritual transformation, and demonstrate how the application of metaphysical principles provides a replicable, operative solution.
Candidates holding accredited credentials in NLP, clinical hypnotherapy, spiritual coaching, or validated energy modalities may petition for up to 30% credit exemption toward the 72-credit requirement.
Practitioners, healers, coaches, and teachers are invited to submit their professional curriculum vitae and thesis proposals for evaluation by the Academic Board.