Daryl Muniz

I chose to become an ordained minister to become a righteous servant of my community, answering a call to lead with faith, compassion, and integrity. Through ordination, I seek to serve others, nurture spiritual growth, and live out my commitment to knowledge, wisdom, & understanding as well as freedom, justice, and equality.

Brooklyn, New York

As an ordained minister, I should hope to serve God and my community with integrity, offering spiritual leadership, compassion, and guidance. My ordination calls me to nurture others’ spiritual growth, uphold sacred traditions as well as to keep an open heart & mind to new ideas and tradition. Also to embody love, justice, and service in both word and action.

My spiritual beliefs and practices are: Ausarian, rooted in ancient Kemetic cosmology. This tradition integrates science and spirituality, emphasizing Afrocentric living, personal development, and self-awareness through practices such as meditation, qigong, and holistic health. It draws on ancient African spiritual methodologies to promote social, economic, and personal upliftment.

We generally take an Afrocentric approach & aesthetic to our ceremonies. We incorporate Kemetic/Ausarian cosmology as well as a more universally accepted spiritual concept. However, we are always open to collaborate with our clients to create a ceremony that is tailor made for you.

Hemet, California