Professionalizing the Esoteric: A Doctorate in Metaphysics with Dr. Hakeem Alexander
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Professionalizing the Esoteric: A Doctorate in Metaphysics with Dr. Hakeem Alexander
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In this compelling episode, we have a raw and authentic conversation with Dr. Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, Ph.D.
He shares his 17-year journey to earning his doctorate from the University of Metaphysical Sciences.
We delve into why he chose this path, how his education in hypnosis and cosmology intersects, and the powerful results he gets with clients using his unique PACTS method.
Most importantly, Dr. Alexander makes a passionate case for the validity and rigor of metaphysical education, arguing that its professional doctorate model is comparable to mainstream degrees like a J.D. or Psy.D. and is essential for bringing credibility to the field.
This is a must-listen for anyone interested in the professional application of spirituality, consciousness studies, and alternative healing.
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