Completed study
Bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Metaphysical Science, ordination, and a spiritual counseling license through the University of Metaphysics. These are religious and metaphysical credentials, not state clinical licensure.
Education
Study in service of better questions.
Robert Wallace’s education in Metaphysical Science and ongoing doctoral work in Comparative Religion, placed within a broader practice of lifelong study.
Formal study is one part of a wider education shaped by books, travel, professional life, media, and sustained inquiry.
Robert completed the B.Msc. and M.Msc. in Metaphysical Science. In compact public use, his completed highest degree appears as Robert Wallace, M.Msc.; the full academic path belongs here, where the sequence and subject can be stated clearly.
His doctoral work in Comparative Religion through the University of Sedona continues the effort to place spiritual claims, traditions, texts, and experiences within wider historical and interpretive contexts. Ongoing work is described as ongoing—not as a completed credential.
Education also extends beyond degree programs. Christianity and mystical Christianity, Steiner and Anthroposophy, Swedenborg, metaphysics, self-discovery systems, broadcasting, public life, and travel across 65 countries have each supplied a different discipline of attention. None substitutes for clinical, medical, legal, or licensed mental-health training, and Robert does not present his services as those forms of care.
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A clear frame for the work
Current study
Doctoral work in Comparative Religion through the University of Sedona, accurately described as in progress.
Continuing education
Independent reading, research, travel, media practice, and professional experience.
What study is forA credential should deepen responsibility, not replace inquiry.
Formal education provides structure, vocabulary, historical context, and sustained exposure to a field. It does not eliminate the need to check claims, distinguish disciplines, or admit where a question reaches beyond the scope of one program.
Robert’s academic work is presented here as part of the foundation of his practice, alongside independent reading, travel, professional experience, and continuing research. Completed study and ongoing doctoral work remain clearly distinguished.
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Robert holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Metaphysical Science and is pursuing doctoral work in Comparative Religion.
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