Transcendent Masters: The Roots of the Agape Movement and the Teachers Who Inspired Beckwith
Instructor: Michael B. Beckwith, DD
Duration 5 Weeks on Tuesdays | Live Online Sessions
Start Date: Oct 20, 2026, 6 PM Pacific Time
In TRANSCENDENT MASTERS: The Roots of the Agape Movement and the Teachers Who Inspired Beckwith, Rev. Michael takes us into the lives and teachings of mystics, metaphysicians, spiritual pioneers, and transcendent masters whose wisdom profoundly influenced his journey.
You may encounter teachers including Emma Curtis Hopkins, Ernest Holmes, Howard Thurman, Walter Russell, George Washington Carver, Emanuel Swedenborg, Joel Goldsmith, Thomas R. Kelly, and others whose teachings became part of Michael's spiritual landscape.
Rev. Michael will share what drew him to these teachers, the books and teachings he has held sacred, the universal principles he discovered within them, and how their wisdom influenced his own evolution.
You'll discover how these teachings strengthened Michael's own walk on the path, supported his years as a spiritual practitioner, and contributed to the consciousness from which the Agape movement emerged.
In TRANSCENDENT MASTERS: The Roots of the Agape Movement and the Teachers Who Inspired Beckwith, Rev. Michael takes us into the lives and teachings of mystics, metaphysicians, spiritual pioneers, and transcendent masters whose wisdom profoundly influenced his journey.
You may encounter teachers including Emma Curtis Hopkins, Ernest Holmes, Howard Thurman, Walter Russell, George Washington Carver, Emanuel Swedenborg, Joel Goldsmith, Thomas R. Kelly, and others whose teachings became part of Michael's spiritual landscape.
Rev. Michael will share what drew him to these teachers, the books and teachings he has held sacred, the universal principles he discovered within them, and how their wisdom influenced his own evolution.
You'll discover how these teachings strengthened Michael's own walk on the path, supported his years as a spiritual practitioner, and contributed to the consciousness from which the Agape movement emerged.
