The 19 Best Spirituality Communities in 2026
Ranked from 19 indexed spirituality communities by member count, posting activity and how complete each listing is. We take no payment for placement — nobody can buy a position on this page.
Skoolfrom $27/month#1: Harmony
Paid spiritual community offering Golden Ratio Frequencies, meditations and weekly live activations for people seeking guided practice and…
Why it ranks: The largest in the category at 41,199 members and $27 a month.
Skoolfrom $2/monthLaunched March 2026#2: Skool Library
🐇Follow The White Rabbit. We go Live to hangout and jam out over the Secrets of the Universe and everything fun!
Why it ranks: 139 members and priced below the category norm at $2 a month.
Swarmfrom $111/month#3: thesoulrevival
Get ready to embark on a journey of self discovery and growth.
Why it ranks: Positioned at the premium end at $111 a month.
Swarmfrom $41.67/month#4: Live Wise
Live Wise is run by Trey Bell, a mindfulness meditation teacher and psychotherapist with over 15 years of experience. It centers on…
Why it ranks: $41.67 a month.
SwarmFree#5: Inside Out Ministries
Forge Bold, Courageous Leadership to Flourish in a Challenging, Shifting World.
Why it ranks: Free to join.
Swarmfrom $4.50/month#6: Remnant Counselor Collective
Christian counselors connecting, consulting, and flourishing—together.
Why it ranks: 85 members and priced below the category norm at $4.50 a month.
Swarmfrom $33/month#7: YCAL Quantum Temple
Where science meets spirit, and what you feel becomes real.
Why it ranks: $33 a month.
SwarmFree#8: The Coven Collaborative
We believe growth was never meant to happen alone — and that's really the whole reason The Coven Collaborative exists: a space to gather…
Why it ranks: Free to join.
Circlefrom $18/month#10: Bible Study Co.
Membership community where women gather weekly to dive deep into Scripture, pray, and walk forward in faith with clarity — peer support…
Why it ranks: $18 a month.
SkoolPricing not listed#11: Nam Nidhan - Comunidad Gratis
Nam Nidhan Khalsa's El Regalo De Ser Tu is a free Spanish healing community. The about page includes the namesake course (listed $497), a…
Why it ranks: Among the biggest here with 35,064 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.
SkoolPricing not listed#12: Tantra Nectar
Satyarthi Prateek's Tantra Nectar is a meditation and awakening sangha. The about page describes online courses and retreats using…
Why it ranks: Among the biggest here with 29,537 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.
SkoolPricing not listed#13: Self Inquiry Support Group
Self Inquiry Support Group is a meditation community for practising self-inquiry with other seekers. The about page frames it as awakening…
Why it ranks: 7,308 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.
Circlefrom $1000/month#14: Forerunners
Faith-based discipleship community by Daniel Adams / The Supernatural Life — teachings, live calls, prayer gatherings, and fellowship for…
Why it ranks: Positioned at the premium end at $1000 a month.
SwarmPricing not listed#15: Servant Warrior Church
A First-Century Digital Christian Church
Why it ranks: Pricing is not publicly listed.
SkoolPricing not listed#16: Christ Underground
Shahriq Khan's Christ Underground is a free Christian community for sharing Jesus with devout Muslim loved ones. The about page offers a…
Why it ranks: 18,476 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.
SkoolPricing not listed#17: Co-Creators
Co-Creators is a faith community framed as becoming who God created you to be. The about page is short and spiritual rather than…
Why it ranks: 10,252 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.
SkoolPricing not listed#18: Le Parvis du Temple
Le Parvis du Temple is a French path to understanding Freemasonry. The about page helps people choose a path and meet Masons, as an…
Why it ranks: 6,733 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.
SwarmPricing not listed#19: The Collective
Curated items for the body, mind, and soul
Why it ranks: Pricing is not publicly listed.
Spirituality communities: common questions
- Are these communities tied to specific religions?
- Some are explicitly faith-based, others are secular meditation or mindfulness groups. The listing description usually makes the tradition clear.
- Do spirituality communities cost money?
- Most are free or inexpensive. Paid ones typically fund a teacher’s live sessions rather than a content library.
- What are the warning signs in this category?
- Escalating upsells, pressure to cut off outside perspectives, and any suggestion that leaving reflects badly on you.