About

buildingWelcome! The mission of the Center for Inner Truth is to teach practical applications of nonreligious spiritual principals which promote self awareness, healing and inner peace through experiential classes and community outreach programs.

Through the practice of intuitive tools and meditation one can realize spiritual freedom. As we heal ourselves, we heal the world.

We proudly offer a curriculum that is based on the Berkeley Psychic Institute curriculum. BPI has been around for 30 some years and has assisted hundreds of thousands of people in their growth and healing.

We are an experiential school that teaches spiritual freedom in the world. We offer classes, workshops, private counseling, psychic readings, healing clinics and meditation services to help you open to your conscious awareness in the following areas:

  • Increase your connection to spirit through deepening your relationship with yourself.
  • Recognize the truths you already have within you.
  • Cultivate a peaceful mind through neutrality and amusement.
  • Advance your awareness, understanding and control of your own psychic abilities.
  • Release stuck energy physically and emotionally.
  • Learn to heal yourself while you heal others.
  • Create your life consciously.
  • Use your spiritual abilities to live your soul’s purpose.

We are a non-profit church that accepts donations; your donations are tax-deductible – and greatly appreciated.

 Find balance in the extremes of your life via classes at the Center for Inner Truth, as depicted in this excerpt from The Psychic Healing Book by Amy Wallace & Bill Henkin:

“One evening I was sitting home writing poetry when I realized that everything in my life was exactly the way I wanted it to be. I was doing what I wanted to be doing, I had what I wanted to have, and I was who I wanted to be. I had an experience of total satisfaction with my life. A few months after this incident, I was again sitting home writing poetry. This time however, I realized that nothing in my life was as I wanted it to be: I was not being who I wanted to be, I was not doing what I wanted to do, and I did not have what I wanted to have. And again, I had an experience of total satisfaction with my life – even though it looked to me as if nothing in my life was working out….I began to be free just to be.”